Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

Miss Carrie Grindell OF Boston, is vistiss
friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Edith r. CHM. who has been vistin.
in this city. has returned home to Bucl sport
Capt. Fl. J. Joy is building an important
addition TO bis house and stable on Church
street.
Miss Alice Emery, daughter OF VIM. u
Emery, Esq, of East Boston, is yistin.
friend, in this city.
MIR. II. A. NJ. JOY, who has spent severs
months in Massachusetts,. has returned hom,
TO this city.
Mrs. Linnie Burnhsm Brown and son o.
Brockton, Mass. are visiting her parents and
other friends In this city.
MIR. F. Carroll Burrill son Of Col. c. G
Burrill OF this city, has gone TO WiIbrsham
Mass. to attend Wesleyan Academy.
Six and half tons, or 1900 pounds, OF
No. / book paper have been used in the pub
LEGATION Of the AMERICAN during the pas,
year.
Prof. W. T. Parker. a former teacher OF
the f. NJ. &. seminary. Rucksport. will take
ton for the fall term.
Mrs. Martha f. Pearson aad Mrs Annie
VI. Colby Of Chelsea, Mass. are visiting friend.
IN various parts OF this county. We bad s
pleasant call from them on Monday
Mrs. George rendleton Bow Ter, " no has
4 spent several years IN Europe. ha. returned
TO Bar Harbor and is occupying the Fox cot
tage on the Eagle Lake road.
~ Prof. Pitkiu. OF Oberlin. Ohio. has been
engaged to occupy the position at the bead OF
the commercial department OF the +. NJ {.
seminary. made vacant by the resignation Of
Prof. j. +. Knowlton Of Ellsworth
MIR Charles F. Jordan who ha, been visit
inE his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Jordan,
IN this City, returned home Saturday. He &.
cashier Of the Lombard Investment Co. l5o
Broadway, New York City.
Alta meeting of the Republicans in caucu.
at Prospect lIarbor last Thursday. to nomi-
nate 4 can iidHe for the Leg, lature In that rep
rcseutative class, George r. Taft Of West
Goud,horo was nominated. A good nomjua-
ton.
capt samuel 4 Colby Of rested Butte,
Colorado, was In This city. MONDAY. He Is
visiting hi former home in Buck-port. He
was formerly Captain of 90. G. 1t Maine
Heavy Artillery, and I, now = year- OF age.
Mrs. susan Hcrpner. accompanied by her
li';lr three-year--old cirl. viii leave ihi, civ
next week for the West making her first Stop
Il liaho City. She will not 70 10 Alaska IA :
winter and has not vet determined at what
place >he will make her future home.
capt. Hollis l. Higgins having -old hi, vcs-
ri. the bafkentine Belle Wooster" j, now At
sullivan, accom- panied by Mrs. Higgins, with
view OF spending several month, ana per
haps year on shore. Mrs. Higgins ha> spent
nearly al her married life on .ca-goips ve--
81 snd has become 4 fearless sailor ho Is A.
much $; home on the ocean wave 4, on the
I dry land
William Freeman. E-q Of Cherryfeid.
who was one 81 the Maine delegates 10 the
Farmer, National Congress held III Mont
gomerv. Ala. in 1859. and who ha, been sl,-
( pointed by Governor Burleich 10 represent
Maine at the next session Of that body which
meets in Council Bluff. Is. Aug. 2s. Is an
nounced in the program 10 address the con-
gre.- on the topic. The Agricultural Interests
Of Maine"
Mr. Edw In \. O,goad Of >urry. has be-,
the guest Of DR.. ". H. Robert OAkdale.
Portland, Me, the past week NJ :. Robert,
l. "a sister OF Mr.. O.gooi snd the short time
he spends with her renewing the old home
ties. Is ,ourc. u pleasure to both, only
known 70 those nurtured by the old familiar
hearih>ione II DAYS long remembered Nellie
-. daughter Of Chs. H. Grindal. Esq. Of
Prank lin street. viii BE- the guest Of pr Rob
erts snd wife for several weeks.
C. y rre>.ey, paper boN-naker nf Ran
gor. j. very hu>y now and /. cutting w
two tons >trawbosrda week He send, 100
boxes to the Ellsworth shoe factory dailv. He
ha- latey added another patent FASTING
machine. making four now IN hi factory.
The steamer Emmeline.w hich ha- been run
ming between Castine and kocklaud. i, ha> ing
new awning aud deck built, 20 that he can
carry more freight. In the winter It 4 pro-
posed 10 run her between Belfast and CA-tiue
t. take the place o. The Elec,a. The Emm.line
j. a very fast boat and hAs done -oInc good
" ORR this summer.
Among the literary men Of note who are
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.,,-.,Ii,I, ,,.-i.-,.
- t"F'' 20 . IN o. a''i 4" u" " - ~
:, '.'' $1,000! =. " -" I.'IDf' htsiu'
az ne" ~ "a na"ou j. 'lIe au'noI
traveller, visiting nearly every part Of the
world. lie II guest nj the Rodick.
The trustees Of The t. VI. {. Seminary have
received fire escapes for the boarding house
building situated on Oak Till. Buchsport
which. by vote al the adjourned annual meet
Ing. july sth. The prudential committee were
Ttqutsttd-to purchase. and have placed in lo-
,itloD. They came on the Penobscot v ed
nr>jay. snd a. soon q the expert arrives they
viii b, Put IN position al either end Of the
building
,
Nj ~ II. carter. "el-Ahowh sh'p
builder. In Buck>yort last week. In the
interest of parties m Brun.yir. a.. 10 max
al 'he hAflnt th''"sf there and pass Judg-
- ~ Il t;'.,it -, p " ~ 0e .aAV -
an Interview With i Gentleman OF that place
laid he was not fa,orably impressed with the
. idea Of shipping y. II would seem IL though
/ there were plenty OF capital and business en-
terprlse IN Buck>purt TO retain the railw ay
/ and Use It in the Interest OF shipping.
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Z = o. I 'H"N vi p's''u a. one
T or the WORKERS al lhe camp meeting OF the
I spiritualists at Verona Park last week In adj
4 ,li,ion to tho co,,ar, ubi.bba srr.r,,..a az
+ Wadne.iy svsri,a, Nc 80. I",,,ra S,nr
day and delivered the principal address last
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