Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-17
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PERSONALS.

Capt. B. T. Atherton was In this city
saturday, on his return home from Lew iston
where he spent four DAYS at the State Fair
lie reports that the good order and freedom
from drunkenness on the grounds were some
thing wonderful: and though there were some
Times thirty thousand or more people present,
he dd not see n single case OF ntoXication on
the grounds, in the city. or on the trains be-
tween the city and the grounds. No wonder
they had such crowd as never before The
masses like TO patronize such place
MIR. Bonnie b. Whiteomb who has been
out of college year on account of illness,
returned TO Bowdoin, Monday. He is ac-
compsnied by the other Bowdoin boys OF this
city. Harry Emery, Percy Bartlett Fred Flood
and Albert Lord. We hear that Hoyt Moore
will also enter there at the beginning of the
fall term
Mrs. A. u. Hastings and grandson OF
Providence. Il. L., who have been visiting
relatives at Lamoine and friends in this city,
have returned home. Mrs. Hastings, more
than twenty years ago. was highly respected
resident OF Ellsworth and many friends
here were glad to welcome her return
Mrs. Fred S. Smith and family who have
been spending the summer with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. s. l.. Lord. have returned
home to Gardiner. Mr.. Smith came down in
season to spend day or two here and then
return with his family.
Mrs. W. II. Black returned last week with
Gen. and Mrs. Squirting to their home in Egn,
Ill. Though Mrs. Black is eighty-one Years of
age. we hear that she stood the journey like a
girl Of twenty. The AMERICAN wishes for
her pleasant visit and safe return home.
Mrs. G. l. Rickert of Aurora, H., has
been visiting relatives at Trenton her former
home. and Ellsworth. During her stay in this
city she was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Eppe> of whom she is cousin.
The Misses Garfield. daughters OF the Rev
Z. T. Garfield. left this city Tuesday to en-
gage in their usual work OF teaching one
goe- TO Pennington, ct, and the other to Nor
folk. Va. Both are said to be very superior
teachers.
Mr.. Geo. Parsons Tho for some length Of
time has studied medicine In the office OF DR..
q. A. Phillips, leave. this week for New York
city. TO take Il course in the University OF
Medicine
We had pleasant call last Saturday from
Mr.. f. 5. Hitchlngs. professor OF Natural
Sciences. in East Maine Conference Seminary.
lie stopped III this city over SUNDAY. the guest
OF Prof. J. F knoulton
Mrs. Annie Whitney and her TWO ,hildre,
returned from Macbia.. Thursday OF last
week. after pleasant visit OF ten weeks among
relatives and friends there.
The venerable Rev. L. : Trim of Rock
land was in the city this tW e,lne>dayl morn
ing on his way to South Hancock 10 attend the
hapu>i Association.
Capt. Horace Lord Of the schooner Henry
D. lo"eh' OF fh''adriphia' i visiting his
rather capt 'ohh A. LORD III tbis 'lfE. WINE
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SATURDAY. IN. L,,c.r. Of Mr.. U,ury Kyouo
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day with hi, parents. Mr. spb Mr.. Patrick
Larkin. in ,hi. civ.
MIR. Geo. A. Grr.or, who hs, been very
in with typhoid fever. for several wees. i,