Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-16

dFus recently VI Tut itltt Mis-
Flosse Emery of Great Pond.
Mr.. Felix G. Haynes sof Andover. Mass.
who has been visiting relatives at Trenton wa
in this city, Tuesday.
Mrs. C. 7. Trip had very succcssfu
opening OF trimmed hats. at her rooms. Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. Fred B. Aiken has recently put in new
furnaces in the houses OF Mr.. Erastus F. Red
man and Mr.. Fred l.. Mason.
DR.. George A. Phillips OF Ellsworth stop
ped at the Penobscot Exchange Sunday night
on his way to Moosehead Lake for a shor,
hunting and fishing trip.
Remember the kirmcss next Friday
Gentlemen, invite your partners and 20 pre-
pared for social, oldfasboned. good time.
DR.. and Mrs. T. n. Drake OF Pittsfeld
have gone on n trip through the south and
west. They are now in Lexington. Nv, and
will visit California before their return.
See in another column the advertisement
OF Geo. W. Hutchings of East Surry, who
has for sale large variety OF articles.
All those interested in recognizing the
Chautauqua circle are requested TO meet at
Mrs. +. +. Robnson's, Monday evening, Oct.
10Th.
MIR. Warren Tracy. 4 young man who
face badly burned by premature blast, one
day last week.
The Broom Brigade at WaItham gave a
very fine and interesting entertainment at the
Town Hall last Saturday evening, Oct. 1lth.
The receipts amounted TO about twenty six
dollars.
Miss Maud Phillips, OF this city, will re-
sumo her class in instrumental music at Bar
llarbor AT an early date. Miss Phillips has
studied under Prof. kotzschmar of Portland
and is very efficient teacher.
1t is rumored that the City of Richmond
Will make daily trips, next summer, betwe cen
Bar Harbor and Rockland, connecting with
the Knox X Lincoln X. r., which is now I'M
der Maine Central control.
The schooner Nandaia, OF Ellsworth, pre-
viou>ly reported as stranded at Vineyard Hay-
en-. has been pumped out foated and hauled
alongside the wharf At Edcartown. She will
probably 20 on the marine railway.
Mrs. Geo. 7. Clark and party. including
her mother. Mrs. stephen JOY, now - wears
OF age, who have been spending several week.
at Mr.. Clark. cottage AT North Hancock
Will leave for their home in Newtonvlie.
Mass. to-day wednesday,
Mrs. Margaret Hutchins was thrown from
her carriage at North Hancock. a few DAYS
ago, receiving very painful injuries. An ell
bow was dislocsted and il Is feared she was
injured internally.
We are indebted 10 Mrs. Calvin Bunker.
Of this city, FOR some ripe straw berries picked
on her premises last sunday. They were the
common field strawberry and bad managed
somehow to escape unscathed by the frost.
MIR. IIolli. G. Joy LEFT thi. city Monday
for southern trip. Should MIR. JOY find an
sdssntageou, opening for business along bis
route he will probably establish himself at
such place: otherwise be will. after few
weeks. return to this city.
Encourage home talent and home organ
ization, by attending the kirmess next Fri
dsy. You sure OF delightful evening.
money won't 20 out OF town. but be expended
for the benefit Of our own city.
A. will be seen by reference TO our adver-
Using columns. the new time table Of the Mt.
Desert branch Of the NJ. {. X. r.. went into
effect the 18th inst. BY this table trains are
f,,, az, -
5 y and II .o5 A. NJ. and SIC P. NJ. From Bar
tIarbor at 1910 4. NJ, > 90 and ) 80 P. NJ.
But little has been seen Of Mr.. 4. b. Ames
since he moved back TO Buck>port, the reason
being that he was bu,iy engaged decora-
ting the interior Of the Methodist church 1t
orsnd. which ha, been undergoing thor
ough pNerhsung this -ea.on.And all no have
seen il pronounce The work done by Mr. Ames
10 be OF superior finish.
Rev. }. G. Brace, representative secretary
OF the McAll Mission in France, /. to make
tour Of Maine during November. and expects
to be- in th- city about The roth. Those who
the former visit OF Mr. Brace TO
our city will BE- glad TO welcome him sgaiu.
aud for those who never heard him rich
treat is in store
The officer. Of the Bar IIarbor village W.
{. T. L. for the ensuing year are n follows:
Mrs Jno. t. Higgins, Pres; Mr.. Lewis Hig-
gins. First Vice Pres; Mrs. Clara Norris,
Recording Secretary; Miss Alice Sumin.by,
Secretary; Mrs. Lewis Higgins,
Treas.
If Il remarked that MI tho in, Il
Sorrento at Sorrento. are engaged for another
season, and one hundred more are to be added
TO it, already spacious capacity during the
winter. Mr., G.. I. Stockham, the success full
has been retained in the employ
OF the Frenchman's Bay Land and W alter Com
pany. through the winter, and 1, now at the
Brunswick, Boston.
Mr.. +. NJ. Hamor, Of West Eden, has re-
turned from WiIbraham. Mass. wi here he went
the first Of last week with his granddaughter,
Miss Mabel Rich, who l. 10 attend the Wesley
an Seminary Vt that place. He reports il
very fine place with large and commodous
school buildings. There are about 10 students
now attending the school. Miss Rich intends
to take full course of studies. which will
take her three Years 10 accomplish.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo c. Emerson of East
{ cambridge, Mass, were in this city last week,
visiting Mr.. Emersons sister, Mrs A. b.
Black. Mrs. Emerson, who is highly valued
Of the AMERICAN, made us u
very pleasant call. She and her children have
been spending several weeks among relatives
in Orland; but they return home the present
week, we think.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. J. Parker who have been
spending considerable time in this city and
Bluehill the present season, left Monday for
their home in Dorchester, accompanied by
their son, Willis. During their stay Mr..
Parker purchased part Of the old homestead
in Bluehill, on which Mrs. Parker was reared,
and has been making marked improvements
on buildings and grounds. They intend, we
hear. to spend portion Of their summers
there.
A growing section Of the Maine coast re-
connection with rail lines and fast cony ey ance
Is Castine and adjacent points. With daily
communication across the bay the summer
visitors will 20 and come via Belfast rather
than take the longer and less frequent passage
to ROckland, and closer connections will be
made that way. Hence the importance of the
new train service which the Maine Central is
soon to put on over the Belfast branch Of its
line.
-Messrs. F. b. Aiken, John II. Lancaster
and A. K. Phillips went up river last week,
for two or three days on hunting ex pedtion