Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-04
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I day afternoon, at the residence of L. ID. Fos-
7 ter. Esq, on School street, the marriage cere-
4 mony of Walter Russell Parker and Al lice Hills
Lowell being performed in the presence of the
| immediate relatives of the families by the Rev.
/ VIM. Forsyth Of Bucksport, in his usual happy
manner. The bride was tastefully sttired In a
costume of white, eharmingy arranged with
white ribbon and orange blossoms. Many and
rich are the tokens Of esteem received by the
happy pair, who left Immediately after the
| ceremony, for a short wedding trip. The ed
| itor scknow lodges liberal slice OF the bridal
loaf and wishes the newly made husband and
wife long and happy married life.
! Editor .imericon Friday Of last week
| was very pleasant day. and very enjoyable
| one to party who were most roy ally enter
| tanned at the fine summer residence Of Mr..
| Horace W. Jordan at Jordsn's Island. by
| him and his daughter, Miss Jennie Jordan.
ON the morning of the day in question Mr..
Jordan took his fine little steamer the FREELY,
| TO East Lamoine where he took on board Col
lector Hopkins, family. and numerous guests
and Rev. +. W. Pratt. After ii delightful sail
over Frenchman's BAY the party was landed at
Jordans Island where Mr.. Jordan and daugh-
ter served a most bounteous dinner to about
twenty guests, including Mrs. John ii. Par
fridge and Mrs. Rodney Forsath who bad been
guests for several days at Mr.. Jordan's resi-
dence. The party enjoyed n very pleas
ant stroll over the island. and sail over
the bay: which took 10 Sorrento and
other places. A cannon board the little
steamer was brought into requisition TO fire
the necessary salutes. The party was landed
at East Lsmoine at about six O'Clock Z. NJ. I;
and the unanimous verdict was that the day In
enjoyment had been red-letter one.
ONE OF THE GUESTS.
Most Of the mills in this city are shut
down to-day. "wednesday to GLOW their
crews 10 70 TO Bangor to attend the fair.
dispatches announce the death OF Rev. f.
II. Greeley. Il. D. We caution our readers
against needless alarm. The Key" and "D.
H." would seem TO indicate that it may not be
Eversrd.
Mrs. VI. F.. Oakes and her sister, Mrs II.
A. Walker, left this city, Tuesday. for 81.
Joseph, Mo. They viii stop on the way TO
visit friends in Bangor ana Boston. Their
brother, Nj. Edgar +. Uranu left for BIT, home
in Erie, Penn. Monday.
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turned home from their summer cottage at East
Lamoine. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. LYON and
son and Mrs. Gilbert Howell who had been
the guests of Mr.. and Mr.. Hopkin. have re-
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iiy IN Scotland Is something remarkable Geo.
II. Stuart. E.a.. Of ,hj. CITY has for som,. rim,
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The schooncrs Ellie I. Kemp. OF Welfect,
Kemp, sullivan Me- for New YORK with cargo
IL t i, p-
Ne hurs'Ns' Ne"buFtp"rI l"F boeloh'"hh
cargo OF coal. coided on " est bop about
,iqh, 'lnct sunday evening m, kemn
ln.i her row In hnnm i,y,.,ri, ana iii bcaJ
year. started her kni,bt head. and received
o,hcr DAMAGE The Irwf. 1,-n,cad hsr ti..nra
hr1d ana carried AWAY some had gear. both
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A man named haynes OF t-ii'"orth'"hlie
NJ WORK al bangor loading tue schooner web
yer bafhard' Whi'h Is TAXING Ice a. +. H. &
II. Rollins fee houses met with a fall Satur-
dsv whj,h hsJ the ti.le 100, lov ,rs,e,j 4,
NJ, WILL
"'- a. ''i' '''"o' "''@"' uA'' ie'u''eu se''"usH
snd perhaps fatally. " bile at work on the
stage pushing cake, to the hooks the corner OF
cake gave way sud let him fail through the
hatrhwaN 10 the keeison on which he struck
his head. making him unconscious for some
time The msn was better when the doctor
who was called arrived and he gave him some
thing 10 ease his head. which was only badly
bruised.
No. ,- po.L
$50
i1hd 70 Softhfof' hSH 4u'te acsfso o' negroes
who were on their way 10 the Methodist camp
meeting. lAe peculiar part OF u l. ths' there
were but TWO different names Tor the Whole
pa,.,. IA 49, "a I, .id -, ~ ,,rIa
Nero pouulatiop Of Warren wa. in the party.
Captain lngrahsm says that some Of the little
leio"' hsa su'h curry haiF INA. N'p' ih'ir
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