Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-02-19
ERSoNALS.

Rev. S. d. Towne of Bangor, was in this
city Tuesday.
| Miss Annie Baker is attending the Normal
| srhool 10 Gorham.
Mr.. B. F. Joy left Tuesday on a business
trip to Portland.
Mr.. W. ii. Davis and wife of Bar Harbor.
were in town Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Whiting of Somesville,
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
| Mr.. NJ. Gallert is at present in Golden. N
| G.. where he has an interest in gold mine.
j. B. Redmsn. ESQ.,. made bushes. trip
to Boston last week. He returned Saturday.
cupied the pulpit of the Congregational church
in this city, on sunday last.
DR.. II. $. Davis, OF Howard, r. l., former
iy OF Ellsworth, is quite sick at the residence
of his father on High street.
Mr.. Howard Haviand Of Pressey. Havi-
land 4 Co. OF New York. was in this city
Tuesday on n business trip.
Prof. DEMO of the Bangor Seminary will
preach at the Congregational church in this
city next SUNDAY.
Mr.. X. +. Sumiusby. who has recently
closed hi. store in Bar Hsrbor, proposes to re-
move to Bangor.
Mrs. VIM. Watts has gone to Bucksport TO
visit her daughter Mrs. Geo. f. Patterson at
the boarding house on Oak hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Lord OF Bluehill have
been making visit of several days to Mrs.
Lords mother. Mrs. Alrie McFarland. in this
city
Capt. aud Mrs. S. o. Moore of Prospect
Hsrbor were in this city on Wednesday last
on a visit to their son. Mr.. Leonard VI. Moore.
who is the book-keeper at the shoe factory.
The following members OF VIM. II. II.
Rice Post, No. IS, G. A. K. OF this city, have
gone TO Portland TO attend the annual encamp
ment OF the Maine G. A. r.: A. K. DevereuX,
+. d. Gould. Q. X. Burnhsm, j. L. Chiicott.
Mr.. Henry b. Stochbridge has gone to
Boston TO study to be an actor. The AMERI-
CAN wishes him the most gratifying success.
II we read Mr.. Stockbridge Alright. he will
give character to his profession and that. in all
callings. is something ''devoutly TO be wished"
Mr.. Frank A. Mcdonald who, since his
graduation from the Massachusetts School of
Technology, has been employed as a civil
engineer BY q railroad company in Pennsyl
vana arrived home last Friday. for visit OF
few days to his mother, Mrs. W. o. Nc
Donald.
Dir. Edward Hosmer Sayary, son OF Rev.
VIM. II. Savary, formerly OF this city, has
recently been admitted 10 be member OF the
Suffolk bar. aud TO practice law in the courts
OF Massachusetts. Mr.. Savary has opened
law office at No. IA. State street. Boston also
evenings at 400 Broadway, South Boston.
Col. {. {. Burrll returned home from his
California trip on SATURDAY last. He reports a
very pleasant tour all along the line of his
travels. A fortnight ago, in California. he WAS
breathing spicy gales from orange gro,e>'
and puckng fruit therefrom. To-day be finds
no oranges to pick it is true. but be is ready TO
hurr.h for Maine. above all other states never
thele-s.
Il he primary school in district No. :.
Prospect Harbor. closed Feb. llth. Whole
number OF scholars. twenty-four; average
number. twenty one. The following eight
pupils were rot absent one-half day: Irving
Moore. \ Ian Cole, Wilbur Cole. Winnie Cole.
Marsie Moore. Louie Wood. Eddie Cole and
Percy Moore. Absent on account OF sickness
only. Fay Iarrabee.