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Catalog Number |
2002.004 |
Object Name |
Newspaper |
Title |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel |
Summary |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel, January 28, 1882. On page 1: Ligonia - Mr. Burnham has a a large crew at work cutting and housing ice; Messrs. Fuller Bros. are stocking up their store on the camp ground, and will we understand, have a formal opening next Monday; James S. Libby has been admitted as a partner in the ice firm composed of Gordon R. Garden and William Jordan, of this village, and A.P. Fuller of Portland; Gordon R. Garden is recovering and will soon resume his duties as superintendent of the Oil works. On page 4: Cape Elizabeth Depot - the corporate name of the cemetery association at this place is "Brown's Hill". Knightville - William E. Duddy has taken the harness shop previously occupied by Frank Bond. Advertisement for E.J. Harmon, taxidermist, located at the corner of Sawyer and High Streets, Ferry Village; advertisement for Seavey & Dyer, grocers, with their Cape T Store in Knightville. |
Published Date |
1882 |
Published Place |
South Portland, Maine |
Search Terms |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel Fuller's Grocery Seavey & Dyer, grocers Cape T Store |
People |
Harford, James H. Harford, Frederick H. Seavey, Levi C. Dyer, John A.S. (1861-1938, son of Jesse Dyer, Jr.) Garden, Gordon R. |
Physical Description |
4 pp., 12.75" x 19.75" |