115 Years Ago – May 20, 1909
Lowell has an automobile — E. L. Lowell of the Mars Hill View is the second newspaper man in the county to have an automobile. Bro. Fogg of the Houlton Times being the first. Mr. Lowell now rides about the county in a Ford runabout.It is wrong and naughty to envy the good fortune of others, and so we don’t; but we cannot help wishing we had an automobile.
50 Years Ago – May 15, 1974
Over $1,800 Is Realized By Ricker Walk-A-Thon — Over $1,800 was realized from the Walk-A-Thon sponsored Saturday by the Ricker College Student Senate.
The following births were recently announced at Cary Medical Center:
Some owners who are worried about getting bad news from the veterinarian will avoid scheduling an appointment for as long as possible. But if your cat has begun to urinate outside the litter box, any underlying causes must be addressed before any other changes can be made.
The 2024 Mapleton Pageants were hosted April 28 by the Mapleton Daze Committee.
50 Years Ago — May 8, 1974
$4 million in damages — The worst flood in the history of Fort Kent surged on a Wednesday afternoon in May 1974, after an ice jam let go in the upper St. John River.
Beautiful Bernadette would love to be your new friend. She did not trust us when she first arrived but she is treat-motivated, which has allow PAWS to work on gaining her trust.
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
The April senior healthy luncheon was held in Mapleton at the State Road Advent Christian Church. This event was the first of three collaborative events to be hosted jointly by Northern Light AR Gould Hospital and Cary Medical Center.
Mischief never met a person he didn’t like. He is very talkative, too; he initiates many conversations and greets people.
