Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-24
PERSONALS.

Ira Joy Of Bangor. was in oar city a few
days ago.
Mrs Chas. Currier of Brewer, i. visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Joy.
MIR. John c. Manion OF New York. was
in this city Tuesday on business.
Richard Perkins and wife OF Lsmoine,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Chas. Moor, son OF Henry l.. Moor
is At work in Lynn, Mass.
Miss Blanche Reeves has been quite III
during the pas, week, at her home on State
street.
Judge A. p. Wiswel is attending the T.
5. District Court in session at Portland.
Capt. Alden II. Bella,ty has moved to
Green Lake, where he has Government
position
Mrs. Mirick Avery, who has been confined
10 the house for several months, by illness, Is
improving in health.
Mr.. Carlton McGown returned short
time ago from Northeast Harbor. where he
has moved fourteen buildings.
Mr.. John A. Stuart. who has been attend
.
al Boston, has returned home.
Miss Marion 2. Slower OF Bucksport, ar
rived home from Wellesley, Mass, Thursday.
to pass the holiday vacation with the family.
DR.. T. j. Batchelder, OF Machas. passed
through Bangor last week, on his way to the
West for an extended trip.
/ Mr. A. A. Burnham of Bridgton, Maine,
| has been on a recent visit to his brothers, A.
| +. and o. r. Burnham in this city.
}. P Gordon. Esq, of Franklin. was in
this city last Saturday, preparatory to leaving
| home with Mrs. Gordon to spend the winter
| in Georgia.
Mr.. Willie W. Morrison came home Sat-
urday from the Massachusetts School OF Tech
| nology which he has been attending in Boston.
He will return after the holidays.
Hon. J. W. Somes and Miss somes Of
Somesville, were in this city Saturday.
Our college students have returned home
to spend their vacation as follows: Harry c..
Emery, Bennie B. Whitcomb, Fred Flood,
Hoyt Moore and Albert Lord from Bowdoin
and Ernest Osgood and Miss Clio Chilcott
from Colby. Miss PAMELA d. Whiting is also
at home from her school in Boston.
| Mrs. Orison Call returned home last Sat-
urday from Boston where she spent several
| weeks.
| Senator Hale was at home for a few days
last week, but returned the latter part Of the
week to his Congressional duties in Washing
| ton.
|
| Mrs. c. T. Garfield left this city last week
for Portland. thence accompanied by her
daughter, for Washington, D. c., where she
will spend the holidays with her two daugh-
| tiers.
| Miss Marie A. L. Smith arrived home
from Georgiaville. r. l., where she has been
teaching school for two and one-half years,
to spend her vacation.
N. Fl. Higgins, Jr., who has been spending
a few weeks with his family In this city, re-
turned to his employment at West Sullivan,
last week.
| Mr.. $. G. Stevens, wife and son of Brook
lin, have moved to this city for the winter,
and have engaged board with Mrs. Dr. SWEET,
at her residence on Main street.
Mr.. James Casey of the Pine Tree State
Shoe Company, accompanied by the foreman,
Mr.. Weeh, left this city, Monday, to spend
the holidays, In South Weymouth. Mass.
Miss Lizzie Casey, foreman in the stitch.
| ing department of the Pine Tree State Shoe
factory, left this city last week, for her home
in South Weymouth, Mass, to spend her hoIi.
| day vacation.