Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

of Bucksport, are visiting their nephew, Mr..
Geo. u. Crane, In this city. He took them
out Tuesday for pleasant drive.
The October term Of court will open on
Tuesday OF next week. Judge Emery will
preside.
The boiler in the steam mill Of Samuel
Royal, Dr.. ha- recently been inspected. found
in good condition and pressure of 100 lbs OF
steam allowed.
Hon. John l.. Moor. though somew hat
improved, is still confined to his house by H.
ness.
Miss Carrie Baker Is visiting her sister In
Rochester, y. II.
H. +. Iamlin, Esq. returned home last
week from three weeks trip TO Chicago and
the west.
Mrs. J. c. Chilcott has climbing rose
bush which has climbed" by actual measure
ment, eight feet during the present season.
Miss Hannah Holmes. daughter OF Mr. T.
j. Holmes. is spending few weeks In Boston.
Mrs. L. W. Blssdell of Franklin is visit
Ing relatives In Aroostook county
Miss Gertrude Cushmsn has returned from
a two weeks visit to friends in Lewiston.
Wallace Hodgdon il contemplating start
ing quarry at the Centre. fremont. this win.
ter.
Mr.. Charles Gayuor t. uilIing a new
house. His present house Is to be moved back
for an ell.
The four DcLait're bothers. sons Of Mrs.
Sally DeLsittre OF this city, casually met in
Minneapolis. the other dav and dined together
the first meal they have eaten together. for
twenty years.
Joseph Emerson. Esq, of Bangor. form
ery o. this city, has been making a recent trip
west. We heard OF him In Minnesota a short
time ago.
Mrs +. +. Baker ha. returned home from
visit to her daughter in orrington.
The fall term OF the fremont High school
commenced sept. %, at Seal Cove. under the
instruction Of Fred l. Phillips OF Mt. Desert.
with sn attendance Of ihirty-five scholars.
Mr.. VIII /. Thomas, no ha. spen, the
last year In Massachusetts, i spending few
days ut his home In this city.
Mis-, Fannie Otis OF OTIS j. visiting her
many friend, in This city. for short time.
Mr., Charles f. Perkins who i, now teach
in- 1t Some.N:'Ic. wa, in th. city, Saturday.
The Ladies Relief Corps and circle III
meet AT G.. A. r. hall. oct, l.
Hon. John r. Redman returned home Sat.
urday evening from four days visit 10 Port
land.
Mr.. Il. +. Joy has returned home from hi.
visit 10 the White Mountains. He had very
PHEASANT trip which not all play for he i'm.
proved hi. time TO take some fine Views OF the
scenery.
Mr. H. r. Saunders has been giving the
outside OF hIs buildings a new dress OF pain,
which greatly add, 10 the good looks Of his
pretty residence.
The sunday evening temperance meeting
will reopen at the Methodist ye,try. next
sunday, at 5 80 O'Clock. under the auspices Of
the ". c. T. L. Next sundays meeting will
be memorial service In honor OF the late
Mrs. Lafayette Davis.
Master George Packard found In field
AIRY water pail, The nest. which was vacant.
was neatly joined 10 a limb OF a tree II Is
quite curiosity
Mrs. II. +. Burnham Of Gloucester. Mass,
daughter Of the late George Brsgdon, formerly
Of sullivan. has, with her younger child, been
visiting relati,es In Hancock and vicinity.
See In smother column the advertisement
Of the Ellsworth Water Company II con-
tains an important announcement which is
worthy OF the careful attention OF our citizens.
There ~. RICH, smart" thunder show
er thi, " edue>dayi morning. which We trust
will prove a oiearing-of shower.
Mr.. Ernes, l.. Curtis has been threatened
with typhoid fever for several days. His
physician. hope that they viii be able to break
the fever up.
DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton closed her cottage
last saturday. at Southwest Harbor. aud now
returns to her professional dutie. after rest
ful vacation OF month.
The night postal clerk on the Bangor and
Bar Harbor route wss discontinued the Both.
The steamer Mount Desert has di-con,in-
ued Der daily trips and now makes three trips
week. arriving Mt Bar Harbor Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning Mon
days, W ednesdays and Fridays at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ.
- Miss Carrie Joy OF Boston, daughter Of
the late Mason JOY, wa. In this city last week.
tle guest 0. Capt and Mrs. Henry J. Joy.
Miss Helen NJ. smith of sullivan. Is now
employed on the Boston Saturday Erening
Gazette.
Arrived Sept y, schooner Frank Msria,
Capt. smith from New York with coal to f.
:. Lord.
Mrs. f.. f. Redman and Miss Mary F.
Hopkins will open their juvenile singing
school al the Intermediate schooI-house, on
saturday afternoon. October ). at 30 O'Clock
standard time. Terms, 70 cents for twelve
lessons.
Mr.. o. X. Burnham OF This city. Is selling
agent for the Shady Hill Nurseries. Cambridge,
Mass, which il one OF the leading nurseries in
New England. Mr.. Burnhsm, We doubt not,
will make good agent. He understands all
about nursery stock and will give information
how TO plant and prune.
The following appreciative local comes
from young gentleman al the Falls: Mr.
Bonnie B. Whitcomb, who entered Bow don
college at the commencement of the present
term. passed a very creditzble examination
Mr.. Whiteomb is gentleman as well as
scholar; and will not only be a credit TO him
self and family. but to hi. school and native
village.
Miss Lucy X. Osgood, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. P. Osgood, has just passed q
very thorough examination OF eleven days
continuance at Mt Holyoke College. So Had
ley, Mass. The result OF her examination is .
credit TO her and her previous instruction.
She has now entered that college As a student,
where she expects to take full course. The
AMERICAN wishes her great success.
Hon. Samuel Wasson. East Surry. has left
st this Office, from Mrs. WATSON, for the bene-
Dit of the editor and family, as well as the
proofreader and foreman, some very fine spec.
linens Of apples from his orchard, Of the yarie-
ty known as The King. They are just beau
ties. Please accept our thanks.
Harry Osgood, who is III with typhoid
fever, was reported worse on Friday last, and
bis father. Mr.. Irving Osgood, in answer to y
telegram went to Waterviile to see him. We
.re GLAD IN hear from Mr. Osgood who re-