Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11

trip from Bar Harbor, Monday, the 18th.
Master Abram Lord is rebuilding tn
schooner Mary Augusta at his dock IN tn
cove.
Miss Mary +. keiser has returned TO Gas
tine TO attend the fall term of the Norma
school.
Rev. c. f. W. Hubbard returned from BIZ
vacation last week and occupied his pulpit las
Sunday.
The Rev. ". II. Lyon of Boston. prearhe,
ut the Unitarian church. Bar Iiarbor lat sun
day morning.
Deputy Sheriff Hooper, of Brooklin. is IN
charge of the Jail while sheriff Fields has gone
TO Colorado.
Mr.. n. II. Page has gone to Brewer where
he is to have charge of the building Of an elec,
tric light station.
Mr.. Charles Hopkins, OF Boston, was in
town for several days of last week. He re-
turned Sunday night.
Mrs. Mary Holloway. of Lowell, Mass
with her children, has been visiting her uncle
in this city. Sheriff Fields.
rill, is spending the week in Bangor with Miss
Erma, daughter of c. W. Cofiin, Esq.
Mrs. W. l.. Thomas has returned to her
home in South Surry after two weeks visit
to her niece, Mrs. Dora +. Dunn of this city.
Mr.. John W. Wyman. who was engaged
in wholesale peding in this city and vicinity,
has sold out and gone back to " altman, Mass,
10 live.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Tempars will
hold their scmannual meeting in Rockland.
Wednesday, Oct. $, for which there will he
excursion rates on steamers and railroads.
Mr.. A. NJ. Foster has taken the contract
TO build Baptist parsonage at BluehiIl. 1t
will be almost exactly like MIR. Packard, new
house on High street. in ihi> city.
MIR. Geo. Cunningham ha> returned from
his summer cottage AT Hancock. Mrs. Cum
ningham will return after a visit ofa few
days 10 Mrs. Annie 5. Cummings al sullivan
The trains between this city and Bangor
carried large crowds Of people to and from the
fair last week II is thought the trains on this
branch were never 80 litcrsll, packed before
Rev. +. ;, Bickford OF Lamoine preached
two excellent sermons SUNDAY, Aug. 81. We
hope We ma! have the privilege OF hearing him
again. There has been no preaching service
announced for next sunday. Winthrop BrH-
Her.
AT Town hail. Waiihnm. a very pleasant
Time is anticipated on the evening OF the 10th.
The ladie. serve Refreshments during the ., en-
ng, including cake and ice cream. which with
music by JOYS orchestra in.ures fr.t-cls..
time.
1t is expected that the launching of the
new barkentine building al Beazley's ship
yard. Bucksport. will occur on THURSDAY Of
this week. when She viii be taken TO the old
yard in Verona where her ,pars " i'll be set aud
She v i'll be rigsed
Mr.. John NJ. Cheney. OF This city. scr,c l
three years and twelve DAYS In the Mexican
War, and il drawing pension for that ser
vice. II must have been In l>46 that be en-
listed ~ wears ago aud he seem. TO BE- In the
very prime Of life now.
Mrs skinner. ith hertwo daughters. left
this city several days ago for her home In Cal
Mrs. skinner'- brother, Dr. Geo. A. Psrchcr,
and her niece, Miss Fannie Hall. accompanied
the party 10 the White mountains.
MIR. Samuel Lord " no ha> been spending
the summer with hi. many relative. and
friends in th- city, leaves for hi bone in the
west the present week. Mr.. Lord will be ac-
companicd by his niece. Mis- Agnes Lord,
who will pas the winter In Iowa
We had very pleasant calls on Saturday
lat from John ;. Emery, E>q. OF Boston, and
Mcssrs. Cyru, and ". O. Emery. Of Sullivan
The gentleman first named. with Mrs Emery.
Is spending h- annual vacation, =, usual. at hi.
old home at sullivan, here he makes his stay
very pleasant.
Excursions will be run by the Boston i
Bangor steamship Go. TO tie great spectacle.
the Fall Of Babylon" at Oakland garden.
Boston. Mass. n follows: Bangor Sept
and j.; Buck-port, sept. 10; Belfast, Sept. II
and ls; sear-port sept. II and 10; Camden,
sept. l.; Rockland, sept. 10 and 70; Bar Har-
Dor, Sept l6; Ellsworth. Sept. L.
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