Advertisements Page Featuring Pye Tibbetts Co and More
Page 10 of The Press highlights financial and sale notices including Pat Pye of Tortend P Tibbetts Co Burbank Beck Foss Co Echlowerbee J K Palover Jeunes Lambert F C Jones Falmouth Loan Building Association Nutmeg Mines Co and related ads under New Wants For Sale To Let and similar sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye of Tortend
P. Tibbetts & Co
Burbank
Beck & Foss. & Co
Financial, Nutmeg Oe Mines Co
Joan Dear
Simuilar
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Acting Since Fifty Years
An old advertisement claims Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years to calm crying infants. It asserts relief for teething pain, wind colic, diarrhea, and general discomfort, urging mothers to buy it from chemists everywhere for 26 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Winslow
Byrup
Brief Jottings From Local Churches And Notices
Highlights include the Messiah Sunday school picnic set for June 23 at Long Island and various outings for local groups such as Miss Flora Lord’s class and the Martha Washington society at Underwood Park. Also noted are a postponed bond hearing, a diphtheria case on Congress Street, liquor seizures on several streets, a far-reaching quarantine lift at the poor farm, a transition to electric wiring at hospital and almshouse, and municipal weather data. The Lincoln club plans a Saturday meeting to prepare for a Bangor state convention, while G W Stockford opens the Lancaster mission with listed service times starting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of ‘the Messiah
Long Island
Falmouth
Rollin 'T. Hack
Flora Lord
Underwood Springs
Martha Washington Society
Underwood Park
Bond
United States
Webb
T. L. Talbot
New York
Congress Street
Board of Health
Gribben
Osborne
Fore
Danforth
Wether Bureau
George E. Burnham
Westbrook
Lincoln Club
Bangor
G. W. Stockford
Lancaster
Personal notices of local figures and social movements
Hon Augustus F. Moulton to preside at Republican district convention next Tuesday at 2 p.m. George Orr takes a Philadelphia Mercantile Co position with Portland office. Drummonds attend funeral in Waterville. Mrs Fred K. Bickford visits from Portsmouth. Local visits include Higins of Limerick and visitors from Northampton Cambridge Worcester Chicago Skowhegan. Families and minors attend commencements and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus F. Moulton
George Orr
Mutual Mercantile Co
Philadelphia
Portland
Orr
Bradstreet’s
J. H. Drummond
J. B. Drummond, Jr
Waterville
John Clark Drummond
Fred K. Bickford
Portsmouth
Fred Marston
Russell Street
F. M. Higigns
Limerick
Smith Girls
Abby Hawkes
Northampton
Mildred Dewey
Sith
Parla
James Harrington Boyd
Chicago
John M. Adams
Highland Avenue
Adams
Worcester
Boyd
Ordway
Skowhegan
W. R Cutter
Boston
Coroner’s jury finds Flaherty murder by unknown assailants
Coroner Jeary’s jury adjourned at the Cuy Building after examining witnesses in the Patrick I Flaherty case. The panel ruled he died at Portland on June 17 1900 from personal violence by an unknown person or persons using a blunt instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Patrick I. Flaherty
Holyoke's Wharf
Cuy
Charles W. Ramedell
Newell K. Thompson
Oliver Sylvester
Inspector Fickett
Sylvester
Marshal Chenery
Benjamin T. Burke
Frank L. Burke
Thomas
Stephen Malla
Stephen H. Weeks
Charles W. Way
Leighton
Patrick H. Flaherty
Portland
Cumberland
Obituary of Mrs. Robert B Swift and Police Officer Stephen Flynn
Mrs. Robert B Swift died shortly after 4 am at her Congress street home. She was a member of the Women's Literary union and China Decorators' club and leaves a husband and siblings in Boston and Portland. Police Officer Stephen Flynn, ill for two months, died about 4 am on Smith street, after serving on the force since February 18, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Swift
Congress Street
Swift
Women's Literary Union
China Decorators’ Club
Portland
Optician
GC. W. Holden
Boston
Geo. A Harmon
Stephen Flynn
Smith Street
Flynn
Sunday Sail to Hear Rev Elijah Kellogg
The renowned author and preacher, 87, will address two services on Sunday June Mth at 11 am in the old Harpswell Centre church. The Corinna steamer departs Long Wharf Sunday June 4th at a.m. to bring admirers from Portland, with return about 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Kellogg
Casco Bay
Kellogg
North Harspwell
Harpswell Centre
Harpswell
Long Wharf
Simpson
Harpowell Centre
Maine Regiment Names New Sergeant Major
Ralph W Bailey of the Thos P Beals Co is appointed sergeant major of the First Maine Regiment. A Port land Independence Day committee invites captains from city military groups to join a short July 4 parade amid a semi monthly Co A meeting at the armory where members voted to participate in the city parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Bailey
Thos. P. Beals Co
First Maine
Portland
Co. A
Armory
Itwaa
West Point candidate exams and city council actions
West Point candidates will be examined July 5 at Lewiston High School by a panel chosen by Senator Frye with tests in arithmetic grammar history and geography and writing and spelling. top two general averages advance to report for West Point July 2. Also covered are aldermen meetings licensing petitions gunpowder licenses wooden buildings and two court cases including a horse cruelty charge and a warrant dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston High School
West Point
Wm. P. Frye
Frye
Secretary of War
Jordan
Hotel College
Frisbee
Nichola Latin School
Wingate
Harbor captains switch vessels in port reshuffle
Several well known captains have taken new vessels. Capt Geo W Bunker leaves the Alice B Crossley to command the Geo E Walcott with Reed filling temporarily and Wormell permanently from the Florence. Capt William E Chandler will take Wormell s place on the Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bunker
Alice B. Crossley
Geo. E. Walcott
Reed
Wormell
Florence
William E. Chandler
Class of 73 P H S Reunion on Great Diamond Island
The class of 73 P H S will hold its annual reunion on Saturday June 23 at Great Diamond Island. Lake Casco Bay steamers run at 2 and 4 15. Supper will be served off Clovery, the summer residence of H Wallace Noyes. Steamers depart for the city at 10 p m. Kulvea Forks and Spoons offered in Sterling Silver for wedding presents by Willis A Cates, Jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Great Diamond Island
Lake Casco Bay
Clovery
H. Wallace Noyes
Kulvea
Willis A. Cates
Rogers
Underwood Fountain Breaks Concert Rhythm At Park
An experiment at Underwood shifts the electric fountain between concert parts, pleasing patrons with a brief intermission after three numbers. Forecast calls for a warm day, advising a cool park visit for the fountain exhibit, water views, and shade under the trees. Also note that the Fadettes will perform today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Ad Offers Protection Against Damages and Settlements
The column emphasizes the need for protection against monetary damages and the nuisance of claims and settlements. It notes the E C Jones agency policy protects not only against financial losses but also the annoyance of legal demands, inviting readers to see their advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Jones Agency
Death delays Geo.T. Springer jewelry store opening
The death of Mrs. KR B Swift postpones the grand opening of Geo T Springer’s new jewelry store at 6153 Congress Street from Saturday to Tuesday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. B Swift
Geo.t. Springer
Congress Street
Petition For Administratrix Dismissed In Cumberland Court
Yesterday morning Judge Peabody held a hearing on Elizabeth Martin of Buxton to be administratrix of Nathaniel Titcomb estate of Westbrook. Counsel Cleaves Emery Waterhouse for petitioner and Morrill for objectors. The petition was dismissed by agreement of parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Cumberland Probate Court
Elizabeth Martin
Buxton
Nathaniel Titcomb
Westbrook
Messrs
Cleaves, Emery and Waterhouse
Biddeford
Carroll W. Morrill
Portland
Funeral of Mrs Pearl at St Dominic's Church
Obsequies for Mrs Sarah Pearl held yesterday at St Dominic's church. In attendance were many who esteemed the deceased as Rev Father O Connor conducted the services and delivered remarks highlighting her character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pearl
St. Dominic's Church
Father O'Connor
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the Press
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Jeary
Pleherty
Lewiston
Driscoll
Milliken
Moulton
Portland Electric Light Company
New England Telephone Company
Committee On
E. A. Sawyer
Peaks Inland
F. Hatch
Federal Street
G. Deering
Ocean View Park
C. W. Crocker
Hichardson Street
J. H. Mountfort
St. John Streets
Peter J. Jackson
Willis Street
Howard Frank
Spring Street
Frank
Wilford G. Chapman
Samuel L. Bates
Flaherty
Henry Cornwell
Hill
Dennis Meaher
Cornwell
Harbor News
J.R. Libby CO
Ramburgs
Craddock
J. R. Libby CO
Rome
Oelon Olean
Union
Falmouth Law
Alfred Ms Berry
Alpheus
L. Fa Awoome
Nathaniel W. Morse
HM. Berry
W. Morar
A. Kae
B. M. Edwards
F. W. Stockman
M. Lawrence
Charles ¢ Cook
F. N. Sargent
J. Ay
Mnie Humphrey
Va Morse
Ieegen
F.ose
George ‘Ari
FR. M. Walker
F. &. Rastman
J. W. Eadwarts
Mt Bailey
A. St. Hauscoime
J. le Little
Mittar Hicks
Atvanata Penta
Et Guaranty Fund
Resources
Swares
Timberlake
Ss Examiver
Je2adiawiwp
Toro
Schlotterbeck & Foss Co
E. C. Jones & Co., General Agents
Maryland Casualty Company
Geo.h . Griffen
Corinna
Mrs. Pearl
Femse Impr
Preble St
Preble House
City OF Portland
Olby
Hay
H. H. Hay & Son
Middle St
Crand Silver Ware Sale
Cos
Reed & Barton
Rogers, & Bro
Star Brand
Rogers 17
Mall & Miller
Towle Silver Co
Monument Square
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