Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-03
PERSONALS.

Harvey II. Hadiock Esq. Mr. Hadock
and their son OF Boston. pissed Thanksgiving
in iiucAspoTt with fricud- in their former
bomt.
MIR. snd Mr. r. q Lord II Rluthill have
been spending lhr 1hauk-L.,in season with
NJ. Lords mother, Mr.. Alcie Mcfarland,
in ihi> city.
- Mr.. Geo. ". Pet,iueill Of West sullivan
VS. % town, last week, on business.
Senator Hale left last week for Washing
ton.
MIR. sud Mr.. Geo. A. Lynch. recently Of
Boston, are 70 spend The winter at the Falls
village with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs, James
Lynch.
Mr. Robert cole who had = cancer re-
moved from hi mouth recently. i still ST the
hospital ID Boston bu. is doing well. We
hear he expects to accompany bis son. Dr.
Charles K. Cole, To Rocklsnd in n short time.
and " lll tt main with him for few weeks.
Miss Maud Phillips j. i'll with typhoid te-
yer a. the residence o. her father. Mr. II. b.
Phillips. on OAK street.
/ United States Marshal H. h. Saunders
speut Thanksgiving Day and last SUNDAY with
hi family in thi, city.
-Mes>r-. j. b. Redman and A W King
have been on recent trip to Boston.
Rev. +. A. Mason went to Water,ille
Monday. TO attend ministers meeting In that
city.
Dir. Fred h. Royal has gone to Boston
to work.
Capt. John A. Lord, who ha. been at sea
the past season. is now At home.
Mrs Fred O>good who ha. been visiting
her sister in Boston. bs. returned home.
Mr. Fred Jordan and family. who have
been IN Sorrento, the past season. have re-
turned to tbi- city.
y Mr. TAYLOR Tompkin- has been At Green's
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orator who went on i visit 10 Boston.
Miss Sarah Woodward ha> returned from
Cambridge, Mas, and vicinity. where she
spent four or fye weeks. with relative. AMI
friends
Mr.. Frank l.. Thurber, the gentlrmauly
clerk at the Penob-cot Exchange. Bangor.
passed Thanksgiving NTH his family in this
city.
Mrs. Isaac Lawrence. Of Sorrento. who
ha- Just returned from New York. passed
Thanksgiving the guest OF Mrs. J. =. Bass
in Bangor.
Frederick A. Coombs. he Youngest
Of Mr. J. ". toomb- Of thi- city. sailed " ed
nr-s!4l, the 18th. from New Bedford, Mass.
On the >hip Moses r. Tower. Capt. J. A. Bet
tercourt. for The Azores Islands, Shere be has
gone for h. health which for some months
has been rather poor.
Capt. Lorins Emerson. Of orland. has
been Visiting hi sister Mrs. Alexander g.
Black, OF hi- city.
We had very pleasant call last Tuesday
from MI J. p. hafeS OF North Penob-cot
who was in town on business. Mr.. Haney
Is one OF the veteran school teachers OF the
county baI ing taught >eyent! terms and
i evidently good 70: many more terms We
wish him success.
Eugene 4. Guptili, Esq. Of Cherry field
was M hi, cit, last "Wednesday. He had Just
come from Bangor whtrr he had received the
bAd-e wardtd him by the state for good
shooting 81 the stale muster last summer.
lie va, Il mber Of the Hamiin Rifles Of Ban
gor, and was one OF the best nafk>men IN the
company
20 Landlord saurders ofthe American House
spent Thanksgiving with hi- wfe'- folks in
Machia-. Mrs. Saunders had been there
eral days before. They have now returned
home
Miss Helen NJ. Smith. recently the efficient
editor Of the Far Harbor RecDrd. is spending
the " inter in Washington. ID. c. She is put
ting in work there for the Illustrated 4nteric-
an Netr York Hprld. .HdH dnd ECpresS
CnAmerciM -idrertiser. BostoR G{obe and
other papers. Miss smith i an able and Wig
orous writer and We wish her success.
Bonnie b. " hitcomb and Harry {. Emery
came home from Bow dom College, Harry o.
good and Miss Clio Chilcott from Colby [ nj
yer-ty and Miss Pamela u. Whiting from
Boston school. 40 spend Thanksgiving. They
all returned Monday except Mr.. O>goOd who
will teach al Green's Landing. thi. winter
commencing his school next Monday.
Prof W. X. Whittle, we regret to report
has offered his resignation principal OF the
High School ID this city, 10 take effect at the
close OF the present term. He has accepted
desirable position in Westerly, Rhode Island
that of principal of schools. dividing his time
mostly among several schools in one building,
TO be under his charge.