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01 Jan 1901
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Portland Daily Press in Portland, Maine
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Newspaper
Portland Daily Press
Location
Portland, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1901
Page
1
Sale Catalog of Women's Coats and Fur Accessories
A local sale advertises ladies and misses jackets boxcoats waists storm skirts underskirts fur scarfs muffs and coats at half price or less. Listings include one lot wool jerseys ladies jackets 83.89 one lot of jackets in multiple colors with collars 4.75 one lot of box coats 3.98 two lots of box coats 8.08 to 10.00 regular priced items discounted to 1.90 11.08 and 5.00 for martens scarves. Prices reflect liquidation style discounts likely from a department store or warehouse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Kersey
KEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY AT FRANK M LOW CO
Advertisements from KEW section list firms such as Frank M Low Co C Elwell and Bancroft a iobetts Co Lewsen Oster Howse Hot and Glove Co and M C M A Amusements. It mentions a Turkey Dinner and Denison Prior Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co among items and notes new Wants For Sale To Let Lost Found and similar notices appear on the page under appropriate headers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Low
Aanee Denison
Prior & Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Servants Wanted Ad Rates in Daily Press
Classified note urges readers seeking staff to place ads in the Daily Press, promising broad reach to employing households. Neatly priced at 26 cents weekly for a 40 word notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Lincoln Club to Hold Annual Meeting Tomorrow
Brief notices report the Lincoln Club annual meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening with probable re election of President Harry KR Virgin. Unity to meet Tuesday at First Parish house at four o clock. Whittier club to meet January first at 2800P with Mrs Whitman Bawyer on Notre Dame Cathedral. Conklin class plans memorial action for late ex president Mrs Philip H Brown, with a memorial service at the regular meeting Saturday January 6. A preparatory lecture at Williston church tonight at 745 by Dr Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
Harry KR. Virgin
Whittier Club
Whitman Bawyer
Notre Dame Cathedral
Conklin
Legrow
Philip H. Brown
Williston Church
Baker
Cumberland National Bank Portland Ad Promotes Interest Dept
The Cumberland National Bank of Portland Maine presents itself as the oldest bank in the city offering advantages in its Interest Department. It seeks to open business accounts on favorable terms and solicits interviews with prospective customers. William H. Moulton is president and Bion Wilson is cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William H. Moulton
Dec2teodsm
Bion Wilson Cashier
Community events and local notices in Portland area
Tomorrow a turkey dinner and a reception hall event under the Women’s Auxiliary of the YMCA. Sunday School Teachers’ Union meets at 4 16 this afternoon at the YMCA building. A local accident reports Cornelius Mullen injured when a cart wheel ran over his leg near his home. Isaac T. Barrows files for bankruptcy in the city. Fraternity club hosted by Rev. Dr. Fenn. lecture by Prof. L. L Paine of Bangor Theological Seminary. Gen. Charles C. Hilton arrives at the Falmouth hotel to visit friends. Journeymen barbers plan a meeting at Preble House with officer installations. Salvation Army Aid Society holds its regular January 2 meeting at 10 AM at Mrs J. H. Fletcher’s, 966 Spring Street. A clam supper at Athletic Club and an entertainment at Dunlap Lodge tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Building
Woman’s Auxiliary
Ong Street
Isaac T. Barrows
Silver Ridge Plantation
W. H. Fenn
L. Ls, Paine
Bangorsheological Seminary
Charles C. Hilton
The
Athletic Club
Dunlap Lodge
L O. G
Thorne Family News and Maine Notables Gatherings
The friends of Mr and Mrs M F Thorne learn their daughter, once badly hurt at Allston Massachusetts, is discharged after six weeks and will visit Portland Oregon. FP H S Vaughan of Augusta is named assistant superintendent of Eastern Maine Insane Asylum Bangor. He hails from North Anson and has served at Au gusts hospital. Four more portraits hung in the State House rotunda featuring ex Governors Hubbard Washburn Bodwell and Judge Walton. Various officials and residents, including Dr N G Beyer and others, are seen at Congress Square and local hotels. M V P advertises building sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Thorne
Congress Street
Allston
Mass
Portland
H. S. Vaughan
Augusta
Eastern Maine Insane Asylum
Bangor
Vaughan
North Anson
Sanborn
Firemen's Ball a Brilliant City Hall Event Attended by Many
The thirteenth annual Firemen Relief Association ball last evening at City Hall drew a large crowd of prominent citizens and their ladies. The concert and entertainment preceded dancing, with American Vitagraph and the American Cadet Band providing program notes. Lieutenant W. G. Parker led the grand march of about 150 couples, followed by numerous dances. An illustrated souvenir book featuring fire apparatus and department photographs was a key feature. Officials included Chief Marshal M. N. Eldridge and a list of floor directors and captains. committee chair was George A. Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Relief Association
City Hall
American Vitagraph Company
American Cadet Band
W. G. Parker
Ladder Five
Portland Department
M. N. Eldridge
Lisut
Wm. G. Parker
Charles W. al H
E. Te Wean
F. Merrill
J Dinkke
F. al. Smith
A. H. Nelson
Halph Ton
Arnold i
Aero
W. C. Knapp
A. Hodge Berry
W. E. Uousina
Lieut
Baka F. Joy
Geo. It
J. H. Blake
Ares
Harry Hion
H. Silva
J. Q. Leeman
H. H. Saunders
Frank Eee
U. Coleman
Ae H. Cady
Daniel MoUa
C. Itbstes
Beal
W. Helber
D. Oe D
Daniel Apes
Seca
Melville N el
H. Wert
J. Good
O. D Skillin
Fuller
D. How
Allen
George Uady
George A. Dow
Es I
Sawyer
Secre
J. M. Farneworth
Wm HK. Head
J. KE
Twentieth Century Bargain Sale of Furniture by J R Libby Co
Advertiser notes a four day furniture sale by J R Libby company starting Wednesday January ad. Tomorrow an announcement for a Half-Yearly Sale of under muslins for women begins Wednesday. Next week the house begins a series of bargain cases in other departments. Hayward and three Libby buyers went to market for January bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Libby Company
Hayward
Libny
New York
Best of Corn Canned The Maine Brand Sale Promo
Canned The Maine brand, this season's pack. Bright sweet and tender as when canned. Free from silk cork all corn. You'd think it was just plucked to taste. We bought largely and got bottom figures on this Best of Corn. Store closes at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Libby store buyers snag bargains before year end rush
Boston and New York dealers led by Mr Rogers, Mr Sargent, and Mr Shaw sought odd lots and cleared stock after Christmas. They pursued merchandise from domestic and menswear lines, securing unique bargains as manufacturers clear leftovers before new year. A moving sale of bargain furniture and muslin underwear follows midweek with a stocktake closing the day prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rogers
Sargent
Shaw
Atock
Libby
Otter Speakers Headline National Affairs Meeting Tonight
Legislators in national affairs will be joined by Gby Hill and Hon Herbert M Heath of Augusta with probable appearance by Gov Cleaves at Ivanhoe lodge No 25 K of P. This first meeting of the new century aims for large attendance and plans observance of the 10th anniversary at Riverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Gby. Hill
Herbert M. Heath
Augusta
Cleaves
Ivanhoe Lodge
K. of P
Riverton Onsino
Lincoln Club Plans Eleventh Annual Banquet
The Lincoln club outlines plans for its eleventh annual banquet to be held on the evening of February. Ohio based speaker Congressman Charlen B. Landis of Indians is named as a leading figure for the event.
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Lincoln Club
Ube
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