Weekly digital jigsaw – Wharf — Houlton Pioneer Times
Lobster buoys line the wharf near Stewman’s Lobster Pound on the grounds of the Bar Harbor Regency hotel in Bar Harbor in June 2019.
Lobster buoys line the wharf near Stewman’s Lobster Pound on the grounds of the Bar Harbor Regency hotel in Bar Harbor in June 2019.
The annual weeklong Island Falls Summerfest celebration came to a close Sunday for another year with a large parade, followed by a cookout, crafts and children’s games at the town Municipal Building.
Grace Hilton, 8, and her brother, Oliver Allen, 2-1/2, feed Mantle Lake Park’s resident ducks small bits of whole-wheat bread on Saturday, Aug. 3.
Lifelong Limestone resident Gretchen Griffeth, 95, received a special honor recently as the recipient of the town’s Boston Post Cane, which goes to a community’s eldest resident.
The next generation of young photographers showcased their talents with the community recently at Wintergreen Arts Center and discussed the inspiration behind their latest creations.
Hundreds came out to enjoy live music, barbecued food, and several offerings from local vendors during Caribou’s Aug. 1 Thursdays on Sweden street festival.
115 Years Ago – Aug. 5, 1904
Additional switchboard — The White Mountain Telephone Company received, Wednesday, a three-position switchboard to be put in their new office in Millar’s block. This switchboard was necessary to relieve the congestion on the present board. The telephone patronage has had a steady and remarkable growth in this town the past year, making it necessary for the company to secure larger office quarters and the switchboard. They have secured two large offices in Millar’s block, back of Powers & Archibald’s office.
The Presque Isle Kiwanis Club recently welcomed new member Elizabeth Johndro during a recent meeting. As member LaNiece Sirois, front, looks on, Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor Sue Watson, left, inducts Johndro, with participation by Club President George Watson.
The boardwalk on North Main Street leading from the Post Office to Collins Street has been taken up and the foundation laid for a concrete walk.