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

The celebrated Boston physician, DR.. E.
f. Townsend, was in this city, at the Ameri-
can House, from Oct.9 to II inclusive, where
| he treated a large number OF patients. His
appointments In Hancock county after leaving
Ellsworth were as follows: sedgwick Hotel.
day, Oct. 10. Buehll-Hotel. 9 days, Oct. IA
| and Is. Franklin-Franklin Exchange, 1 day,
Oct. 10. Sullivan-CIeaves House. days, Oct.
II, Is, 10. South. West Harbor-Freemsn
House, days, Oct. 20, 81. We hear that he
makes a specially Of diseases OF the eye and
ear aud all chronic diseases " hich be treats " th
success.
Last week we announced the death Of Mrs.
Tempe Jordan and the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Sally z. Black, with whom she
resided. Wednesday afternoon, too late for
insertion in that issue, we learned of the death
OF Mrs. Black which took place at about noon
OF that day. For years the lives OF this mother
OF 81 and daughter OF 66 had been most closely
and intimately connected. The home Of the
daughter was the home OF the mother. Each
lived for the other, planning and executing sac.
rifices for the others happiness. Mrs. Black
had long been an invalid. but she bore up won.
derfully for the sake OF her aged mother, who,
until within Il short time Of her death, was in
comparatively good health. When Mrs. Jor
dan died from the infirmities OF age, Mrs.
Black, ho was very low. gave expression TO
the thought which seemed uppermost in her
mind: II am relieved beyond expression that
my dear mother is at rest, before depart.
Now l have nothing to live for and sm " lling
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both were held at the Congregational church
on Friday afternoon and were attended by a
large number Of friends. The Rev. c. +. W.
Hubbard officated and prayer was offered
by the Rev. j. T. Crosby. Very appropriate
selections were sung by a select choir. The
address by Mr. Hubbard was very apt aud the
following quotation which he made. They
were lovely In their lives and IN tneir death
they were not divided" found warm re-
Spouse In every heart. Among the relatives pre-
sent from out OF town we noticed the follow
ing: Mrs. Evelyn NJ. Billiard, of Chsrlestown,
Mass, Mrs. F. T., Rich Of Wnchendon. Mass,
Mr.. Edward Morgan and Mrs. Charles Has
kell OF Auburndale. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Sy.
ysnus Jordan and Mrs. John Clark OF Bar
Hsrbor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Cleaves Of >u-
van. All OF these together with Capt. A. X.
Woodws ard and family and several other rela
lives desire To unite in expressing their warm
est thanks aud gratitude for the great kindness
shown by the citizens OF Ellsworth In vari-
Gus ways, and for the very satisfactory manner |
Ia which the services were conducted ut the /
church. In closing this ha>'y local we may
Say that OF Mrs. Jordan's eight children, three |
only are now alive. viz: Mr.. Sylsanus Jor- 4
don Bar Harbor, Mrs. F. +. Rich OF winchen- (
don and Mr.. A. X. Woodward OF this city.
ON the train from Mt. Desert Ferry Monday. |
which passed through this CITY, were two doe, 1
and three fawus, which will accompany the
Boston parties who captured them to their
homes. there to b. proudly exhibited by their
owners = evidences OF their proves, As mighty |
hunters and to furnish venison TO their fsmi-
lies and their most intimate friends. The deer
were shot in the vicinity OF Green Lake.
MIR. d. c. Hale, son Of Johu NJ. Hale,
Jr. OF this city. was recently married IN
Cincinnati, aud n paper Of that city says OF the
happy event:
Mr.. u. I. Hale, OF Boston. who represented
the architects OF the new Chamber Of Com
merce as Superintendent Of Continuation. was
married Yesterday afternoon at half past
o CiOCk. 10 Miss Nttllt SuetH usuguttf OF hT
Frederick Sheen. OF Walnut Hills. the cere
mony having been performed In the Walnut
Hills Congregational church, In the presence
OF a large number OF interested friends.
The services were conducted by Rev. j. W.
Simpson being simple and impressive. The
bridesmaid WAS Miss Mamie Is. Sheen. sister
Of the bride, the best man Mr.. A. q. kizntr.
OF this city. The u,hers were Mr.. tha-. \.
Stevens, Mr.. Edward {. Page and Mr. ". ).
Trusx.
The bride looked very besutiful In " bite
SILK, en- train carrying bouquet OF bite
roses. The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns, golden-rod and wild flow-
ers. The presents were handsome aud Dumer-
Gus. The happy couple took the 6 - train for
their future home at Wolls-ton Heights,
suburb OF Boston, where the groom has built
a delightful residence overlooking Boston har
Dor. In route to their home they will visit
various points in the East.