T he Courier-G azett VOI.iMK 19. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS 1894 f- ntured »■ Second Claas 41 all Matte*. is Gilbert D. I’arshley, 91 years of age, and as I PERSONAL POINTS, Education & Employment LOCAL LACONICS. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest active a man as thcrc is in Dexter today. All I his bodily and mental faculties are preserved 1 Casual References to People More or Less Wei Mailers Trivial and important Dished Up In intact and he keeps fully abreast thc times. 1 Known in this Immediate Vicinity, Abbreviated Form for Home Use. He Visits Some of the Pretty lie is a relative <;f Rev. J. H . Parshlcy of Misi G. Louise A*yers is in New York ami this city and expects to visit heretiis fall. will pass the winter there, studying millinery Probate court is in session today. Bal Portions of Maine. designing------Rev. John E. Cummings, a re­ The Claremont House is to be lilted up for “ Looks natural!” said a Rockland man in turned missionary and a Colby graduate of the stcarn heat. the office of the Exchange, pointing to a class of ’84, was in this city Monday V>f last COMMERCIAL Dexter and Some of Its Attractive Envi­ Work on the Beech street extension was Powi case of cigars in which thc popular “E. W.” week cn route for Bangor. He had been in ronments—Tales of Trontlng That concluded last week. About 20,000 casks of manufactured in Rockland, occupied a con­ attendance on the Lincoln Association meet­ Read Like Romance— A Day on Big rock have been blown out and a sewer laid Absolutely pu r spicuous place. Indian Pond and a View of St. Albans ings in Tenant's Harbor------Rcv. Chester through the ledge. -Tales anti Local History. Savage, who has been visiting his parents, OUTLOOK. THE BUILDER? If. A. Blethen, jeweler, is one of the promi­ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Savage, this city, returned In the window of Sullivan Brothers store nent business men of Dexter. Mr. Blethen to North Stonington, Conn., Tuesday.------ arc two handsome Hubbard squashes weigh­ Bath must be a dry town, there are so many Two New Cottages for Bay Point— At. Roopons September 4th. OUNDABOUT re­ from 1856 to i860 worked with Simeon Frank B. Bass will soon move his family to ing shout 25 pounds each, raised by James fires there. House and Other Building Notes. Sullivan at his Ash Point farm. cently made a sojourn Blood of Rockland, who then did business Brunswick where Mr. Bass has an excellent A thorough nnd practical course or study In Two Arctic expeditions have returned. in Dexter and found corner of Sea street and Main, where the position. II. C. Day & Co. arc repairing a boiler for The Bay Point Hotel Co. has sold two' They found lots of ice hut didn’t cut any. BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND, many things of inter­ Thorndike Hotel office now is. Mr. Blethen J. Frank Bickmorc of Denver, Colo., who the works of the Bodwell Granite Co. at near the h-!<*1 t ' J. Richards-.n of Elmii est in and about that has very pleasant recollections of Rockland Jonesboro and are getting out apparatus for P rnm rlne, ynimu |>«n|>ln ip I iim tlio lr ow n llvlni?. is visiting his old home in Tenant’s Harbor, China has bought half of Chili’s navy and N. Y., and Dr. L. D. Shepherd of Boston IinliYi'ltiiil instruct ion: imJltlons fo r pupils; experi­ busy town. Dexter is and some of its older citizens. the new Shaw and Tibbetts quarry. enced teachers. Our record of has been making a sojourn in Camden the thc Gardiner Journal suggests that some Mr. Richardson has contracted with the W. a place of some 3000 5 4 YEARS AND 29,000 PUPILS past week. Mr. Bickmorc will remain east A Rockland man who owns an orange with capital keep a good navy to let. IF Glover Co. for a $5000 house resembling inhabitants, the chief O. A. Kalloch, formerly of this city, father during thc month of September------Patrick grove in Florida was pleased last week to the Crockett cottage, but somewhat larger. Speaks for itself. 1'rnspectat freo by mall or at of C. M. Kalloch of the Rockland Trust Co., source of employment being a number of Moran arrived home Wednesday from a trip learn that an electric railroad was being built The 28th national convention of thc Grand It will contain eleven rooms besides bath­ was at one time clerk of thc Exchange Hotel mills which have been steadily in operation to Shenandoah City, Penn., where he visited along past his property thereby adding sever­ Army was held in Pittsburg, Ba., last week, room, and work will begin at once. E . F . ami resided in Dexter with his family. Many COMERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, all through the past months of business de­ relatives. Rev. Preston A. Smith has been al thousands of dollars to its value. and had a nost enjoyable session. There was Glover is the architect. Dr. Shepherd will Dexter people remember them. Dr. W. V. build as soon as his plans are completed. 666 W ashington St., cor. Beach, pression. Thc products of these mills have a obliged by ill health to give up his position as Some time ago E. J. Clifton added to Tin: a large attendance. Danse m of this city was horn in,Dexter, his The W. IL Glover Co. commenced last week national reputation. pastor of the Hartland, M. E. Church, and is C.-G’s collection a piece of wood and a nail BOSTON, MASS. father, Rev. L. L. Hanscom, being pastor of ou a two-and-a-half story house at Ash Point taking an enforced vacation. from the old Bebington church, Cheshire,Eng. I he World’s Food Fair will be held at the Methodist church at the time. for A. II. Hurd. Alden Hayden is boss--------- Dexter is very prettily situated in a lively II. (.'.Day returned Wednesday from a Last week he received a picture of the old Mechanic’s Building,Boston,Oct. 1 to Oct. 27, region.and the residents as they pass to and fro business trip to Boston. The W. S. Richardson house at Tenants H ar­ The Eastern Gazette is Dexter’s newspaper, church and cemetery. A tree grows in the under the auspices of thc Boston Retail Grocer’s from home to shop and from shop to home Prof. A. T. Crockett and wife are guests in bor is closed in and the chimneys are built and a most interesting, enterprising and church steeple. Association. There will he many novel and have an opportunity to appreciate the ups and Bangor of Mr. and Mrs. II. IL Williams -------- The new school-house. Lincoln street, public-spirited journal it is. Bunker & War The residents of Purchase street are com­ interesting exhibits. T l downs of life. They will he absent several weeks and will will be completed in February---------An ex­ l i e s © ren, editors and proprietors, are smart men, plaining of the unsafe condition of its sidewalk, take in Moosehead the while------Henry Bird Steamers of the Boston & Bangor line leave* tension is being made by E. II. Lawry to the alive to the needs of their section, and the which 13 more holy than righteous. School The town has a beautiful cemetery prettily and John T. Berry, 2d, have returned to Rockland and Boston daily except Sunday house on Masonic street occupied by H . I. generous patronage accorded them is due in is now in session, regiments of children pass located on a high hill overlooking the town. Peekskill Military Academy------William Thc Mt. Desert goes down Tuesdays, Thurs' Hix---------The upper story of the nothern great measure to their push and ability. to and fro over the walks, and it would seem The soldier’s monument, a stately and beauti- Glover does not re-enter Peekskill, but has days ami Saturdays and returns Mondays. wall of Granite Block is being rebuilt. that repairs or a new walk are in order.: lul structure, is located in the cemetery, but is Wednesdays and Fridays. The Leonard house on Edwards street is Silver Lake is a beautiful sheet of water, entered the employ of the W. II. Glover Co. soon to be moved to a spot which is being Wilson Block is undergoing slight repairs being rebuit------J. J. Veazie moves into his S M o w is "he T im e several miles long, at the outlet of which the ------Mrs. M. A. Tate of Roxbury has been graded near the public library in thc center of ------“No fishing allowed in this pond” was ( hina isn’t in it with Japan in this fighting new house, ( >range street, this week. lie busy town is located. A steam launch, Capt. visiting friends in this city------Marcus Carroll T o B u y r i o u r the town. This public library is a beautiful and Chas. K. Schenck, who have been spend­ the sign above a puddle in front of Sullivan business, and we suspected it all along. has a very pretty home. ' "S^. Witherell, skims the placid waters at so much seen thc Japs in the circus and they structure of granite, highly ornamented, and ing the Summer in this city, the former as Bros, store the other day. Mischievous boys Sherman, Glover & Co., are building a At cut rate* f.,r not Mu; hut coldhl cash.