Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-10
Attest;-T +. HALE, Clerk.

The County Commissioners are in session
The Probate Court i, in session TODAY.
Mr.. \. ". curtis Of this city. /. visiting
her sister al En-n>hman', River, Jone-boro.
Hon l. q. Phiibrook Of Castine. +. in at
Tendance upon the Probate court to-day.
Mis- Lillian rre>by j. 10 spend the winter
in Boston
Miss Grace smith i cashier In the store Of
NJ. Caller
Mems and boys glove and lntten, for
sale at Hollis variety store.
Capt. Alexander Hutchin, {. building Il
new hou,e on Water street
VIM. +. Bruce Of Gould,boro, hiss been
commissioned "a. trial justice.
Mr.. Charlie, i}huce 81 Prospect Harbor i.
in hi city TODAY attending probate court.
Mr.. Henry r pavi, ha~ gone to Boston
where ii, i 10 remain several werk-.the guest
Of pr. aud Mr. Fred \. Da>i.
-Go'ernor Bureigh hA~ appointed Daniel
Dea>y. Of Gould>boro q commissioner OF
wrecks and >h.pwrecked good.
Policeman Charles Il. Clark q Bar Har-
Dor. ha' been appointed By the Governor as an
agent % prevent cruelty 70 animals
Mrs. jos b. schell o. Iowa CITY. Iowa,
with her youngest child, !, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mr.. Dsnel Adams in this city.
Mr.. Joseph Goldman. wbo formerly KEEP,
a clothing store in Bar Harbor, died few
day. ago, at the home Of his parent. in Boston
A brother Of Mr.. b. A. Burrell has arriy.
I'd il town aud will take charge OF important
bushes. departments at the shoe factory.
Mrs. A. F. Greedy. who with her sisters
the Misses Jarvis, hn. been spending the sea
son at Juniper Cottage, Hancock Point, ha.
returned home.
Maj. Clarence :. Lunt, OF the Bangor Com.
merciai will be married October 81, to Mis-.
Edith May Prescott daughter Of a prominen,
merchant OF Bangor.
There viii be regular meeting OF Hanni
bal Hamlin Camp. Sons OF Veterans, ut Crane
Army Hall, next Monday evening. full at
tendance is requested.
Prof. c. J. II. Ropes, Of the Bangor Theo
logical Seminary. who has been abroad travel
ling in Russia during the summer. has LANDED
at Halifax and is expected home every day.
Rev. +. Harding aud family returned bom,
from West Virginia on Tuesday evening,
train. They left Baltimore at lis o'cloc.
Monday evening. They report a very pleasan
trip.
We hear that Capt and Mrs. G. NJ. SINAI
Of West Sumner, formerly Of Prospect Har
Dor, visiting in several towns in eastern
Hancock and western Washington counties.
Mr.. Gordon-Cumming and family, after
pleasant summers sojourn In this city. Ief
Tuesday for their home in Maryl land. Ell.
worth people are hoping that they will return
next year.
Re-. T. F. Butler closed the summer ser
vices at st. Sylvia's Catholic church, Bar Har
Dor. last Sunday. Kew. A. CAROLYN, who acte,
as pastor at St. Joseph's church in this cit,
during Father Buffers absence. left for Port
land Monday.
The patriotic Order Sons OF America
Washington Camp, No. 8. Of Bar Harbor, wen
to Camden. Sept. 81. on the steamer Greed
moor, and beld public meeting at Clevelsnt
hall, with q view Of establishing a camp q
Camden.
Col. Robert B. King Of ST. Louis, Mo-, ha
purchased seven or eight cottage lots at Sulli
van Harbor. These lots are TO be built upo,
by Col. King and number Of friends In St
Louis. Cincinnati, and Louisville. who com
east every summer.
Mrs. T. f. Hale and daughter returne,
home last week from three weeks visit I,
New Hampshire and other states. Mr.. Hal
and son Joined them in Boston and accomps
MED them to Lowell and then all returne
home. Mr. Hale was absent about ten days.
Miss Lillian Kane, who has lately com
menced course OF study at the E. NJ. Sem
nary at Bucksport. spent two days recent
with her mother 10 BIuehil. She reports hei
self highly pleased with her new educations
privileges. The Seminary has deservedy a
excellent reputation.