Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-06

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few weeks, and the Items" have gone
astray.
The schools are beginning in town; the
one in district No. I is taught by E. X.
IIerrick of Blue Hill; in No. ) school com
mences the 3rd, taught by Mr.. Osborne
of Gorham, Me-, and student Of Bow
dom college.
+. T. Carter, selling agent for +. NJ.
Joy of your city, has been in town and
sold an organ to Mr.. Isaac A. Bridges.
While here he was the guest of his broth
er, o. p. Carter.
Albert Friend, of Verona, is in town Wis
iting his brother Eugene.
Aaron Davis Cate mail carrier) has
moved from Brcoklin to w. Sedgwick.
Mrs. Susan Bartlett has had new stable
erected which adds to the looks of her
homestead.
Anent the presentation of q silver SER
vice to s. G. Stevens, think the boys
did graceful thing; but l think s. G. de-
serves all they can do for him, for
"whiter" man don't live than he, or one
who will do more for his adopted town
than he has.
hear that Byron Hooper has left the
employ of T. r. Alden and will open
store in the F. A. Colt building at the
corner.
Peter Anderson Is having quite extern
siye repairs on his house; new chmneys
and remodeled in the inside.
Mr.. John Carter of Harbor Island died
Oct 10Th Of heart disease He was near
so years old. He was the father of DR..
Leroy II. Carter of Boston.
| see the Governor has appointed Capt.
G. w. Carter hsh and game warden, and it
is good one as Mr.. Carter is 0. X.
NoY. 8. BENpIGo.
Cape Roster.
Mrs. V, b. Black is expected home to-
day. She has been visiting friends In
Massachusetts, for a month or more.
Miss Viola Magee has gone to Sargent
vile. where she has taught one week of
her school which is to be kept seven
weeks.
Mr.. Webster, from No Castine, and Mr..
Thomas, from Belfast, with hounds, have
been hunting on the cape for week
Many of our men aud boys have labprei
hard aud wasted much ammunition, blt
whether with much profit we cannot say.
Mr.. +. l.. Sawyer brought home fox
skin yesterday.
Miss Matte Sawyer and Miss Mi.ly
Blake expect to go soon to the launching
of the bark IT. J. Stewart. in Brewer.
Mr.. c. G. Maddox. from Orlanl, visited
w. F. Blake last week He will b. his
mate this winter.
ant l. al T. IL
The absccss on his neck has at last wnoily
healed.
November enters with 4 smiling face.
We are very glad to see h,r l,pk 50 pleas
ant.
Nov. |.
Dedham.
Mrs. John Mitchell. asrl ei-hty-onc and
mother of Mr.. John b. Mitchell has just
returned from three weeks visit to Els
worth, well and in good spirits Mrs NJ.
had a paralytic shock last year but has al
most entirely recovered which Is remark
able for one 80 old
Mr.. Frank X. Gray lost two Young chill
dren recently of cholera iufantum 1t is
said.
Mr.. Asa b. Young and family from
West Sullivan have moved on the Hume
well farm.
Mr. VIM. White has moved on to the
Giles place.
Miss Grace A. Gambler has ben visiting
friends in Lincoln lately
A new society has been formed in town,
the n. F. Order Of Protection. They
start with thirty-one Oh irter members.
Mrs. Thos r. Phillips who has been in
very poor health the past season, is some
what improved.
Mr. John +. Cowing has another dlugh-
ter added to his family
About thirty members of W. J.. Parker
Post and the Relief Corps accepted the
Inequalities of James +. Hall Post and
Relief Corps Of Bucksport a short time
since, and speak In glowing terms of their
reception.
somes,II!e.
The schooners "E. r. Him)r" and
kate L. Pray have arrived from Boston
with freight for the merchants in this place
and vicinity. Schooner caro- Belle" arrv-
ed last Surs.y from Bangor, with lumber.
potatoes, etc, for J. W Somes and others.
Quite an Improvement has been m ide on
the building and repairing of houses. X.
G. Salisbury has added a story TO the ell Of
his dwelling house. Capt. Lester Pray
has raised his house, which adds greatly
to its general appearance J. w. Somes
is building q dwelling house for Richard
Holmes. The work Is being done by
Osborne and Thos. b. Knowles of Town
Hill, Eden. Frank Leland has moved into
his new house.
Mrs. Cynthia Smith and Mrs. Marcyes
have returned from Massachusetts where
they have been on a visit TO Mrs. Marcyes
daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Nash. who is living
in Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fernald and Miss
Caro- have returned from visit to Bangor.
The family of Geo. S. Workman are
making preparations for moving to
Everett, Mass, where he is employed, aud
Lewis Richardson's family leave this week
for a new home in West Newton.
"McGinty" parties seem to be the rage
just at present. number of Young peo-
Pile surprised Miss Mary B. Somes last
week and spent very enjoyable evening
IN playing "McGinty', whist and
''tiddledy winks;" and after our hostess
kindly treated US to cake and chocolate,
we finished our games and repaired to our
several homes, feeling that I'VE were glad
We went"
A social hop was enjoyed in Masonic
Hall last Thursday evening, Oct. 30.
NJ. c. Linneken of Bluehill is in town.
Nov. 3. Z.