Penobscot County ME Archives News.....Bangor Daily News. January 2, 1900 January 2, 1920
************************************************
Copyright.  All rights reserved.
http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm
http://www.usgwarchives.net/me/mefiles.htm
************************************************

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Tina Vickery tsvickery@adelphia.net May 7, 2005, 5:35 pm

Bangor Daily News January 2, 1920
Bangor Daily News. January 2, 1900

Bucksport, Jan. 1. --The village school were commenced
Monday with the old crop of teachers.  The Stars and
Stripes were hoisted over the new Parker Spofford
school and Miss Keen called the first session in the
new building in order Monday forenoon.  The heating
apparatus worked very satisfactory as did all the
other arrangements of the building.  The attendance
included a number of new scholars from outside the
district and that have moved into town and but a few
vacant seats will be in the room when all the regular
attendants are present.

Those who like to sit down to a good supper should
bear in mind the opportunity offered by the Church Aid
Society in the Franklin Street vestry Wednesday
evening.

Captain Watson Wardwell leaves Tuesday for Big Falls
Wis., where he will spend the next six months with
relatives.

The steam ferry Joseph G. Totten has been hauled off
her route for the season.  The boiler is being taken
out and will be shipped to Bangor of overhauling and
rebuilding.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Arey have been visiting friends in
Sullivan.

Miss Edith Ginn is visiting relatives in Bangor.

Miss Marion P. Stover left Monday for Forest Glen,
Md., to resume here position on the faculty of the
National Seminary after a vacation at home.

Gilbert Hutchings, who for some time past has been
studying medicine in the office of Dr. H. E. Snow,
left Monday for Brunswick where he will enter Bowdoin
Medical College.

Miss Maude B. Colcord of Searsport is in town for a
few days.

The funeral of Daniel E. Wight will take place from
the homestead at 10 o'clock Tuesday and the interment
in Oak Grove cemetery, Orland.


WEST SULLIVAN.

May friends in this part of the town were grieved to
hear of the death of Mr. George W. Ash, which took
place at his home at East Sullivan, Dec. 27.  He
leaves a wife and three daughters, Mrs. Charles Doyle
of this town, Mrs Wales Shaw of Northport, and Mrs.
Walter Young of Corea.  The funeral was held,
Saturday, Rev. F. H. Osgood officiating.

Mrs. W. H. Moore of Prospect Harbor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. Havey.

The schools taught by Mr. Whitney, Mrs. Abbott and
Miss Gordon, and Mr. Parsons closed Friday after a
successful terms of seven weeks.

Mr. M. H. Preble of Sullivan Harbor is suffering from
a stroke of paralysis. At this writing he is thought
to be improving.

Mrs. Maria Havey, Mrs. Lottie Clark, Mrs Medora Bunker
and Mrs. Hattie Robertson were in Ellsworth Saturday o
a shopping expedition.

The Foresters and ladies will hold a social at Milton
hall Wednesday evening.

Fred B. Havey spent a few days with friends at East
Franklin recently.

Rev. F. H. Osgood preached an interesting and
instructive sermon to a large congregation Sunday
afternoon.  The special services will be continued
this week and Rev. Mr. Hanscom of Bar Harbor will
assist in the work.

Arthur L. Bunker went to Cherryfield Monday on his
regular weekly business trip.

File at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/me/penobscot/newspapers/bangorda2gnw.txt

This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/mefiles/

File size: 3.6 Kb