Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-15
PERSONALS.

Quite large number of Ellsworth teach
ers are attending the meeting OF the Hancock
County Teachers Association now in session
al Bar Harbor. Among them we may name
Prof ". r. Whitte. Miss Given, Miss McFsr-
land, Everett W. Lord. Miss True. Miss Abbie
JOY, Miss Mary ii. Black, Miss Leonora Hig-
gins, Miss Ella f. Jordan, Miss II. F. Remick,
Miss S. NJ. Remick. Miss Stockbridge. Miss
Gsynor. Miss Susie Byrn, Miss Carrie Harrinp.
ton. Miss Lolita NJ. wasgatt, and Miss Maud
Moore.
Mrs. Geo. W. Bragdon and her two chill.
dren left this Wednesday, morning to Join her
husband, Dr. &. w. Brsgdon, at Seattle. WASH
ington, where they will make their future
home. The family leave behind them a host of
friends in this city and vicinity. whose good
wishes will follow the travellers across the
continent to their new home. The AMERICAN
wishes them health. prosperity and happiness
We had pleasant call last Friday from
f. W. Hamlin, Esq, Of Milo. He had Just
completed the sale of his Egypt property and
was then ready II return home. Mr.. Hamliu
located his spool wood factory In the woods at
Milo, but has built up quite settlement around
him. The present season school-house has
been erected there, and he expects to build a
church next year. He is All excellent citizen
aud sterling business man. wherever he is.
Mr.. Robert Reed. who for nearly four
years has lived on the Hall farm. near Brim-
mer's bridge, has moved back to his residence
on Fourth street. Mr.. CHM. who lived In Mr..
Reeds house during his absence, ha. moved
into the Jacob Frost house on Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Blake of Brooklin,
were in this city. Saturday, on their way to
Bar Hsrbor TO attend the meeting of the Teach
ers' Association of which he is President,
They went TO North Lsmoine to spend Sunday
with Capt. A. c. Holt.
Capt, 5. l.. Lord left home, Friday. for
Boston, to assist his son, Capt. Lyman Lord.
Ia taking the schooner Mary Lord" from that
port TO sullivan, where she will load Nth
granite. Capt. Lyman Lord will command the
Mary Lord the coming winter.
Rev. E. A. Mason. Mrs. B. r. Austin. Mrs
l.. W. Hodgkins and Mrs. Josephine Farrell
represented the Ellsworth Baptist church at
the State meeting of the Baptist denomination
held in Bath, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Jordan Leighton, who lls. been
visiting her parents. Alderman and Mrs. John
W. Jordan, in this city. left last Saturday for
her home in Everett, Mass.
Mrs. j. K. Bowl OF South Hancock. ac-
companied by her nephew. Mr.. Jud,on Wat
son, was in this city, Monday. on business.
Mrs. A. F. Burnham. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Moor. Mrs, Henry L. Moor. Miss Alice
Moor, and Others have been on a two weeks
excursion trip TO Boston.
Miss Eva L daughter Of ex-Mayor Aiken.
has gone to Roston 10 attend the Emerson
School Of Oratory from which she will gradu-
ate this winter.
Mr.. Henry Bett-, OF this city, arrived home
from Nova Scotia, last Thursday, where he has
been visiting relatives and friend. for the last
fortnight.
Mrs. A. +. Palmer and children after
spending he summer with her parents Capt
and Mr.. John Rich. at salisbury Cove. have
returned to their home in kennebunk
Frank A. Young of Hancock left home
MONDAY for New York. 10 join the Mallory
ten months with lame knee
Mr.. {. T. Dorr went to Bucksport on the
train Tuesday evening OF last week and Jeff By
steamer Lewiston Wednesday for visit in
Massachusetts.
We hear that Senator snd Mrs. Frye who
are now in Bangor, are to visit Senator and
Mr. Hale in thi, city. before they return home
to Lewiston.
Hon. John B. Redman returned home.
Monday night, from brief business trip to
Lewiston and Auburn.
MIR. A. VI. Foster has gone 10 Pitt,feld on
business. He Is accompanied by his two little
daughters. He returns to-day "wednesday.
MIR. {. ". Basford. piano tuner of Detroit.
al Joy'- music store.
Mr.. A. u. Morgan, who has been spending
the summer in Surry. will return. th. week.
to his home in Chelsea, Mass.
MIR. +. t. Saunders, no has been employ.
ed in Boston for some length of time, has been
home on recent visit.
Mis-. Mary A. Greey left home FRIDAY TO
resume her studies in the Boston School of
Orstory.
collector Hopkins has been confined 10 his
house for several days by Illness We are glad
to hear that he is improving.
Mr.. Frank E. Smith OF Bath. paid visit
10 his restves and friends In this city on sun
day last.
Mr. Tnv rS iii, 10 -
stopping Al hineo. returned home on Tuesday
evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Clifford, OF this city,
returned last week from visit 10 their friends
in Detroit. Me.
MIR. Warren c. Philbrook prominent
lswyer OF Watervle in this city. Tues
day, on business.
Capt. j. B. johnson OF East sullivan. WAS
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday, on bust.
ness
}. P. Byard. Esq. OF Sedgwick. is in town
to-day Wednesday, attending Probate court.
Mrs s. d. Wiggin returned home last
week from visit to Bangor and Ola Town.
Miss Hattie Pennel has lately been visit
Ing her sister. Mr.. Saunders. in this city.
Miss Carrie Davis of California, is visit
ing relatives and friends in this city,
Cashier Jas. T.. Parsons has gone 10 New
York to visit his son, Mr. Geo. Parsons.
-Dea. Edward Dunn Of Franklin is visiting
his son. II. W. Dunn of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T. Wilson of Sullivan
were in this city on Saturday last.
Miss Sarah Woodward has gone TO Boston
on much needed vacation.
Mrs. A. j. Bennett Of Brewer was in this
city last week.
"A Mile Minute"
This great English melodrama which has
been success in London and New York, will
be presented at Bangor Opera House, October
10th, produced by strong company, headed
by Miss Marion Elmore, no will be ably sup