County News item notes local lives and events
Brannus and Mrs 18 attend Tuesday tests for a home in Waltham. Effie Macomber returns from Caribou visit. ministers plan to dine at Demeyer camp. Dr J K Hooper and wife stay at Camden. locals discuss memorial for McKinley with music by Methodist choir. many residents travel, sail, or return home from yachting or visits to Boston and Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Charles E. Dwelley
Ray
West Sullivan
Clara P. Dann
Miulli- Pocket
Mra
John Homer
Newburyport
Mans
Henry Donnell
W. K. Powless
C. E. Greene
Florence Dunn
Bertha Barton
Mabel Donnell
Marion
Miland Wooster
Northeast Harbor
Percy Homer
Mass
Alice McFarland
Helen Snowman
H. H. Homer
Court of Foresters
Town Hall
G. W. Avery
Eilaworth
Exch Uatener
William McKinley
Monant Home
Fred Fiercé
Bar Harbor
McKinley
Moonlit tiddley winks trap ends in marriage fun
Emily plots a ghostly ruse to force two lovers together at Manley abbey. A haunted room locks them in and, under moonlit suspense, they emerge engaged as the quicksilver moonlight bathes the scene and their romance Finally the pair play tiddlywinks in a moonlit chamber and seal their union with a kiss and a wedding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Emily
Manley Abbey
Dolly
Harry
Tiddiey
Rkness
Johnny
King
Prices and prices of farm produce in a rural market
A scan of a 19th century market list shows varied weights and items from potash and salt to apples, corn meal, vegetables, and live stock. It notes fluctuating prices, scarce early apples, and higher fruit and vegetable costs, with detailed commodity entries and unit weights.
Fall of Information at Home Mystery In Comic Dialogue
In a brisk dialogue from the New York Weekly a servant asks when Mrs. Binks will be home. The reply notes she will return once the par for dusted and she is nearly finished, reflecting a humorous domestic scene.
County News Roundup North Sedgwick updates
Mrs Ella Powers is quite ill and Mrs Fred Orcutt visits John Orcutt. Abbie Elwell trips to Seal Harbor, James Page sprains ankle last week. Mrs George Torrey visits Southwest Harbor. Robert Friend of Melrose, Mass., with family, visits G M Allens. Minnie Thurston returns from North Brooklyn to resume organist duties at church. Rosa Hodgkins visits sister Mrs Fred Grover then joins Jellicon reunion at Clifton. Mary Weatherbee visits Mt Desert Ferry then Bangor. Mrs Mary Dyer of Eastbrook visits Mt Desert Ferry to see relatives. Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Elwell
Seal Harbor
James Page
George Torrey
Southwest Harbor
Robert Friend
Melrose
Mass
G.M. Allen's
Minnie Thurston
North Brooklyn
Eben Kingmap
Mt. Desert Ferry
Louis Jordan
Arvilla Kingman
Guy Butler's
Greenwood Grange
East Orland
Augustine Mason
Hattie Perkins
Bernice Mason
Bangor High School
Anhie Cottle
Ellsworth Falls
Flora Dorr
Avery Gray
Penobscot
Brooksville
Ernestine Marks
Blueint
Matilda Bowden
Monroe
Martha Binisdell
Bernice and
Iretta Condon
E. C. Mason
A Plucky Conductor Story of Lloyd the Hero
A Montana passenger train in the early days carries twenty cowboys who refuse to pay fares until Lloyd the young conductor, bold and calm, confronts them at a wild stop. He demands fare payment or eviction, and after a tense moment a big cowboy praises his pluck. The fare collection ends, Lloyd becomes a respected figure, now a Helena state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viv Ranchman
Providence
Northern Pacific
Rockies
Zenith City
Bismarck
Montana
Lioyd
Lloyd
Tim
Lloyd's
Father Noah
Helena
County
What He Took in Norristown Hexald Story
In Norristown Hexald, a patient recounts theft by a physician who took the last dollar after a temperature check worsened the condition. The piece centers on a troubling exchange between patient and doctor and the alleged financial exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karem
Norristown
Week's Winnowings of News in Kittery to Caribou
In the Maine piece several notices appear. A patent is granted to F R Spaulding of Waterville for piezee awing. Guy W Sedgley of Rowdoinbum, age eighteen, dies in a belt accident at T W Powe Co snow-mill. Shore Line railroad sale to Russell Sage of New York for 25000. Mrs Mary Lowell dies at Augusta at about eighty two. Richard Sullivan of Orono killed crossing Maine Central Railroad at Basin Mills. The cruiser Cleveland to be launched at Bath Iron Works with Sen Hanna and Ruth to christen. other officials invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Spaulding
Waterville
Guy W. Sedgley
Eigtheen Years
Rowdoinbum
T. W. Powe & Co
Shore Ane
Wa Russell Sage
New York
Mary Lowell
John L. Stevens
Hawaii
Augusta
Ave
Hallowell
Richard Sullivan
Orono
Maine Central Railroad
Basin Mills
Sullivan
Cleveland
Bath Iron Works
Hanna
Ruth
Ito Christen
Bath
Hale and Frye
Littlefield
Gov. Hitt
County News Highlights From Eotmoriis County
Extensive notices from Eotmoriis County detail visits among Sargent relatives in Bangor Cambridgeport and Mon tana. locals including Batchelder Babson Friend Mayo and Tainter. a McKinley memorial service. corn husking at Guy Butler’s. partridge open season. and school notes at Castine and Bangor high.
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George Eaton
E. C. Haskellarbor
Sarah D. Pressy
Boston
Philip Haskell
Thomas Lowe
Mise Bessie Gross
Bucksport
J. W. Haskell
W. H. Haskell
Ella Storer
W. D. Scott
Red
Samuel Pickering
J. 8. Saunders
B. C. Smith
Raymond Marshall
Charles Cole
B. George Johnson
Seth Greenian
W. C. Haskell
8. Powers
Mary A. Halt
Caleb Haskell
St. John
Alexder McCaslin
West Surry
Melvin Gracie
J. Treworgy
Capt. Treworgy
Fannie Allen
Frank Jordan
Franconia
Beaside
Gertrude Anderson
Surry
Jenkintown
Penn
PS. Collins
New England
Collins
Loyd
Eugene Masson
Parks
Tiddley Winks
Allsworth Maidrs
Liverpool
Noua
Turnlot
Marie
Eileworth
Veotablen
Gauniawer
Farsingrichen
White Perch
Trownie
Saghid Seetatag
Sata
Kittery
Caribou
County News
Eotmoriis
A. H. Sargent
Bangor
Sargent
Percy Sargent
Massachusetts
Air
A. H. Harding
Cambridgeport, Mass
Mr. Harding
Mrs. H. B. Hiing
Rowland Bayard
Cambridgeport
James W. Bayard
Ethel Tarbox
Somerville
F. H. Harding
Mrs. Lee
H. B. Harding
Scranton
Charles Sargent
Horace Batchelder
R. R. Babson
Elizabeth Freeman
Pretty Marsh
Nancy Mayo
Danforth Manchester
B. O. Dollard
Dayton Tainter
Beverly, Mass
5. W. Tainter
G. W. Herrick
Franklin
Frank Cousins
Carl Williams
Martin
Taunton
Frank Biniodell
Charleston
Ie Grammer
Scammon
Philbrook
Castine
Hood
Minard
Drugginen
Srevecen
Fane
Halas Minard's Liniment Mfg, Company
Clarion Furnace
Wood & Bishop Company
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