Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10
PERSONALS.

we had pleasant call ON Friday from
FRANK NJ. Giley, Esq. editor of the Electrical
Enterprise. Boston. no has been spending a
rev days In town visiting friends. Mr.. Gilley
| thinks that Ellsworth has the best facilities
for the production of electric light, at low
rates, of any town he has seen.
Mrs. Phebe Cunningham, who for con-
siderable length Of time has made her head.
quarters with her son, Mr.. Geo. r. Cunning
ham, in Cherryfeld. is now visiting her form
er home In this city. She has nearly or quite
recovered from her severe illness Of last
spring.
Mrs. George Bolster and daughter. Miss
Gertrude. who have been visiting Mrs. Boil
ster's mother, Mrs. Sarah F. Hall. left this
city Monday. Before they return to their
home in Albion, Mich, they will visit relatives
in South Paris, Allston and vicinity
Mr.. B. P. Dunn OF Bloomfield, N. B., las
In this city last Thursday on his return from
Lamoine. where he had been on visit to his
niece, Mrs. j. II. Bragdon. Mr.. Dunn was
about TO return to his home In Bloomfield
Mrs. Geo. P. Clark and her mother. Mrs
Almira Joy, who have been spending the sum-
mer at the hotel on Mrs. Clark's farm near the
Franklin Road station. have returned to their
home in Newtonville, Mass.
Mr.. Charles F. Jordan Of New York. with
his sister and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs R. S.
Leighton, OF Everett Mass. are visiting
their parents, Alderman and Mrs. John W.
Jordan.
Miss Marie A. l.. Smith. with her friend
Miss Eddy, has returned to Providence, r. |.
Miss Smith returned to her school in Georgia
vile. Thursday
Misses Grace Smith. cashier for NJ. Gallert.
and Charlotte Jones, cashier for George A.
Parcher. went 10y train Saturday to Bucksport
to pass Sunday rs the guests OF Miss Blanche
Hayes.
Master Charlie Burril. son OF c. c. Bur-
ril. Esq, returned home Saturday from
Bucksport, after passing week with his
friend, Master Harold Crane.
Miss Susie L. Moore who has been spend
ing the summer in Steuben. has gone 10 Chat
tanooga. Tenn, where she will engage in
teaching.
who has been spending few days with rel
styes in this city, left for her home Sunday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs.. B. F. Joy arrived bone
last Friday from visit OF several weeks to
relatives and friends in Portland and Sacca-
Kappa.
Mr.. Thomas Tapley and sister OF Brooks
vile, have been spending few days with
their brother and wife, Mr. aud Mrs. .. W.
Tapley, in this city
Mrs. A. Smith left this city Sunday morn
ing for Lynn. Mass. on visit 10 her brother.
Capt. Isaac Frazier. and family. formerly OF
this city.
Fred Coombs. Nil. Eveline Batchelder
and Mis-, Marion Treat, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Coombs, left this city
Monday, returning TO Chelsea, Mass.
The Rev. Messrs. Charles I. Garfield aud
Thoma, Il. Smith were mustered in AS mem
ber- OF VIM. H. II. Rice Post. q. a. r.. last
MONDAY evening.
Miss Edith Warren OF Wesibrook. Ne.
i. visiting her aunt, Mrs. b. f. JOY, in this
city.
MIR. Geo. A. Clough OF BrookIine, Mass.
who ha. been spending the summer al Blue
hill was in this city last Saturday.
The Misses Idella and Maria Stanw God OF
this city, have gone 10 Rhode Island 10 engage
In teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham have
returned home from their cottage at Coats
Point, below Mt. Desert Ferrv
Mrs. A. \. Coudrey OF Saugus. Mass, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Augustus Brag-
don in this city.
Mrs. VI. l.. Tower and daughter. who
have been spending the summer at Halifax,
\. $. and vicinity have returned home.
DR.. ;. {. Gordon OF Portland, spent a re-
cent Sunday at the West End, Bar Harbor.
Willie Lyon Mcdonald OF this city. 10 visit
ing relatives in Belfast
Mr.. Harry b. Lowell has returned 10
Portland.