Local News In Brief From Gouldsboro And Bucksport
Clam bake planned by F B Hall tonight. Bonker finishes Horace Berry’s house at South Gouldsboro. Bragdon reports a busy fishing run, recently loading a steamer from Eastport. J B Duke travels with her children and mother to Hyde Park Mass. G A Hanna sells homestead to W H Hall. William Adair’s West Gouldsboro house burned last Monday. his wife and daughter escaped in nightclothes. Bucksport shore road dwelling burned. loss $500, cause unknown. Elizabeth H Emery dies after long illness. survived by brother J Robert Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B. Hall
Bonker
Horace Berry
South Gouldsboro
E. Bragdon
Eastport
J.B. Duke
Edward Noyes
East Sullivan
Hall
Hanna
William Adair
West Gouldsboro
Adair
Bar Harbor
Shore Road
Bucksport
Howard Taylor
Blake
Elizabeth H. Emery
James Emery
Elm Street
J. Robert Emery
Town notes on games, reunions and local events in Gouldsboro
Bar Harbor visitor L B Deasy and Bangor tripper W P Hewins are noted along with a Winter Harbor versus Gouldsboro ball game ending 4 to 0 in favor of Gouldsboro. Ada Handy and Donald visit family in Marblehead. Cole family reunion at Bryant Moore's in Gouldsboro. Knights of Pythins lodge instituted with many visitors and officers listed. Fire scare at Nathan Fennelly’s house. various local movements, people visiting, and a piano recital by Miss Mabel Monaghan at the Ellsworth Methodist church. Otis Churchill dies of cancer, leaves two sons and a daughter. farming notes, musical event, and a medical testimonial for Chamberlain’s remedy after chronic diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B.deasy
Bar Harbor
W. P. Hewins
Bangor
Nathan Cole
Harrington
Winter Harbor
Gouldsboro
Ada Handy
Master Donald
Marblehead
Mass
Cole
Ellsworth, Sullivan, Milbridge
Jonesport
J. F. Whiting
Old Town
Grand Recorder of Records and Seals
Wesley G. Smith
Portland
New Pythian Hall
J. B Cole
W. F. Bruce
C. C. Larrabee
E.F. Ray
John F. “Perry
Stephen Cole
William H. Moore
Louis P. Cole
Harry Freese
John W. Noonan
Ellery Cole
Richard ‘Bendia
Thomas’ Bendix
George Whitten
Franko
Mabel Monaghan
Ellsworth
Miax Monaghan
Mina Monaghan
Margaret
Harvard Greely
Eaat Arinna
E. L. Jordan
Roscoe Dorr
Jordan
Estelle Mason
Gertrud
Marion Gibbs
Northport
Otis Churchill
Eugene Churchill
Montville
Eugene
John
Freeman Gray
Sawyer Woolen Mills Suits at Special Low Prices
At a low price a good suit is offered with several patterns to choose from. Not all wool, but well made and serviceable with choices including double breasted vests. Prices from 4.95 to 7.50. Suits made from Harris hair-lined goods. The Friend's Famous $10 suit touted as a county talk piece with 38 patterns in plain and fancy worsteds and cassimeres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Harris
Inclind
Boys and youths clothing sale details teased
Advertises Hoys Vestee Suits in sizes 8 to 8 with a regular fit and price of 1.50 plus Two Pi Boys Long Pant Suits for ages 15 to 20 at 10. Reefers and Overcoats and double-breasted vest style mentioned.
Eastport notes show social calls and events in town
Eastport branch uses road washing by sea. Rev D B Smith to Dover Tuesday for Free Baptist State association. Warren Clark sends granite to Mackay. Dance at town hall Wednesday night with music by Monaghan. Several locals visit Boston and Hancock county figures remark on elderly Mary Frost’s eighty fifth birthday cranberry picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
D. B. Smith
Dover
Free Baptist State Association
Warren Clark
Mackiay
Town Hall
Monaghan
A.C. Hagerthy
Lindenhurst Farm
William A. French
May French
Mary P. Frost
Hancock County
Doctor Hares announces Wednesday afternoon room closures
Dr H W Hares notifies patrons that his rooms will be closed on Wednesday afternoons until further notice. Ellsworth October 25 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hares
Ellsworth
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Dunbar Bros
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Miss Monaghan
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