Foreclosure notice and corporate name changes in week
The week includes a mortgage foreclosure action descri bed as Leate Hubbant Foreclosare and notices involving Bexeo Eat Caroline Hill Wiegit Moore Apothecaris Hockiant Hilehill Ellsworth Steamboat Co Bontoin Bangor Steamship Co and Parker Clothing Co decisions. Names Lydia B Pinkham Medicine Co appear in notices, reflecting corporate changes and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leate Hubbant
Bexeo
Caroline & Hill, Wiegit’& Moore Apothecaris
Hockiant
Hilehill
Ellsworth Steamboat Co
Bitange
Bontoin & Bangor Steamship Co
Parker Clothing Co
Dane
Maas
Lydia
Pinkham
Weak Minded Girl Dies in Fire at Outer Long Island House
A fatal blaze at Charles Robinson's Outer Long Island home after 11 PM Sunday trapped Georgie Davis a weak minded resident who could not escape from her room to the kitchen exit. The origin of the fire remains unknown as other occupants narrowly escaped. Robinson suffered heavy losses including recently received funds from a house sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchboro
Atlantic
Long Island
Charles Robinson
Georgie Davis
Aire
Robinson
Ten Pages Report Busy Ellsworth Bulletin
Senator Hale leaves Ellsworth for Ell Washington while Prof H C Emery resumes work at Yuorth Sunday. Curtis Foster and wife plan a two week Pan American exposition trip. Several residents travel east to Pan American expo in Buffalo. Local horse Frank H wins Monroe race in straight heats. Funeral hours set for the late President with post office closure. Reverend Kerr to speak on Assassination and Anarchy at Baptist church. Grand jurors and traverse jurors named for October term. Clark Show Company to perform minstrel show at town hall with dance after. Miss Anna Crippen and sister to visit Pan American expo via Boston. Indies whist club honors Mrs Halman with dinner. Ellsworth racing teams head to Cherryfield fair. James Scot leaves Lewis Friend Co. for Cherryfield tailoring job. Mrs John McMullen visiting daughter in Boston with granddaughter Cassie J. John H. McDonald returns from Green Lake fish station. Local funds for Cumberland mortgage payments and Boston investment noted. Rev Kerr and party attend Hancock County Baptist association meetings. Box supper at Brimmer’s bridge schoolhouse to raise funds for iron work on flag pole. Frank Young sells hunting dog Doc to Philadelphia sportsman. Miss Myrtle Rutter and Percy Donnell wed in Franklin. Continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hale
Washington
H. C. Emery
Yuforth
Curtis R. Foster
F. W. Rollins
Abington
Mass
F.B. Aiken
Monroe
The
Baptist Church
David Kerr
M. Gallett
Charles Sweeney
Ransom Bonsey
I. N. Avery
Clark Show Company
Elleworth
Town Hall
Surry
Higgins
Anna Crippen
Boston
Elizabeth Crippen
Ellsworth
Boase Racing
Senators
City
Eurekas
Cherryfield
James H. Scot
Lewis Friend & Co
Cherry Eld
John McMullen
Eugene Hastings
Bostom
Cassie J
John H. McDonald
Green Lake Fish Station
Mr. McDonald
Aid Riggs
Bincatnquis County
A.C. Hagertny
J.T. Gilen
Chinberland
Marine Villa Tod
Shellreen
Brooklin
Hancock County Baptist Association
Brimmer's Bridge
Frank Young
Philadelphia
Amherst Fair Promises Attractions and Large Attendance
President Sisby plans Cherryfield bookings for the Amherst fair next Tuesday and Wednesday with a grand ball closing on the third day. The up river fair promises dancing at the pavilion, dinners, suppers, exhibits, baby show, draft horse and oxen trials, merry go round and other minor attractions as H T Bilsby travels to secure top acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisby
Cherryfield
Amherst Fair
H. T. Bilsby
Northern Hancock Agricultural Society
Ellsworth
Apothecary Ad Promises Free Delivery and Sunday Hours
Evusworth drugstore GS. A. Parcher advertises telephone call service No. 524. Store hours include Sundays from morning to evening with free delivery noted.
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Evusworth
Local store extends fall sale with doorbuster prices
After a successful sale the shop expands into more space and continues discounting. They offer remaining suits from 4 dollars, drummer sample fall caps at 33 cents, and pledge deeper cuts through Saturday October 5 to coincide with the fair. They feature Triumph Tailoring Co. custom clothing and in-house cleansing and repairs at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INCE
Triumph Tailoring Co
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irs
Cherryfield Fair
Hancock Baptist Association
Brimmer’s Bridge
Reunion Co
Bat Amherst
Ffair
Northern Hancock Agricultural
Gootery
Hancock County Agricultural Society
Bluebill
Eden Agricultural Society
Hancock County Fair Association
Ellaworth
Hancock County Congregational Conference
Little Deer Isle
Bangor
Maine
Catholic Society
C. C. Burrill & Son, General Insurance Agents
Burrill Bank Bupp
Ellsworth, ME
GEO. H. Grant CO
General Insurance and Real Estate
Ellsworth and Bar Harbor
Owen Burn
Co. W. & F. L. Mason
General Insurance
First National Bank
Clarion
Main Street
J. P. Eldridge
Stratton & Wescott
J. Milton Allen
Bar Harbor
Needhams
E. Chapman
Elisworth
Luce
M. M. Mertz
J.T. Crippen
Davis
Marke
CAL
Bartlett Pears
Concords
Delawares
Wyoming
Red
J. A. Cunningham
Ellsworth Greenhouse
Indies’ Whist Club
I. L. Halman
Nicolin Club
Myrtle Rutter
G. H. Rutter
Franklin
Percy Donnell
Augustus Donnell
Wiggin
Wiggin & Moore
Tur Extsworth American
Cato
Devoe
Old Reliable Drug Store
Tay County
GS. A. Parcher
Abe
Ents
Reliable Clothing CO
David Friend
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