Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-11-26
Prospect HarbOr.

anu WnooplDg cough LhlS 1all. III shorten
ed up the school and made the last few
weeks very unpleasant to the teacher.
Rug bees, cuttings and dinner parties
are the order of the day.
Mrs. M. A. Handy has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to visit her daughter, Mrs. l.. B.
Deasy.
By request | will give correct state
ment of the government work here this
summer. They built new dwelling house
and tower, stable, wood, house, line-fence,
laid up wall in front of house and grad
ed up beautifully, and thirtysix hundred
dollars covers the bill Everything is new
with the exception of lens and clock
weights.
J, B. Wright visited this village last
week
F. l.. Noonan's family has moved into
his new cottage.
Mrs. l.. L. Coombs has returned from
Bluehll.
Some parties have recently had work
done in our cemetery which was much
| needed and there is still enough to be
done.
party of thirty young ladies and gen
tlemen went over to Capt. Geo. Aliens at
the Sands last Friday evening and had
very fine time playing games, eating apples
etc. There was plenty of room and they
| all enjoyed the occasion hugely.
Nov. 10.
Regarding certain paragraph in the
Prospect Harbor items of last week s
AMERICAN. which has caused quite little
| interest to goodly number of its readers,
who are acquainted with the young folks
of Prospect, we offer further enlighten-
ment. Said item was as follows ;-''Quite
number from this place attended the
school entertainment at district No. g.
Gouldsboro, last Friday and saturday eve
n!ugs. Some of our independent young
ladies walked, while some OF our heroic
young men hired a blackboard and rode"
Trusting to the iBdtpeuieh young ladies'
dispositions, we give their names for the
benefit of all Interested readers Misses
Becky Cole Lillian over, Sara Cole Lula
JOY and Clara Cole. In order tnat the
heroic young men may not feel sighted,
as to the young ladies getting thcir names
in the paper, We add, Richard BcndA,
Fred Handy, Edgar Cole, Bert Joy,
Stephen Cole and Charles Biance. Should
mention be made of the driyer; Hoping
we have made no errors. we >ay TO the
young ladies', 90 again if ypu wish. 70
the young men, we think sufficient advice
may be taken from this, concluding with
few words from Hamilton: "The news
q. we1i as ~. ,.i,r,rf.i.r ~ ,l,r ,,1,.a,''.''
n,ent -.
Nov 1G Op-tt.,.e,.
The foregoing, we take ii, Is a little hrrm-
less pleasantly among friends and perhaps rel
stives. To the walker. and the rider, W. have
10 say In the language OF The Dutch phlo~o-
putr gu pay your hlohe}, 'nd l"n lakes
i,Ia ~ ,r 70 "." WI u"
hdic. and in IMAGINATION w. h,r.Ly ,in IL
Ed. AMERICAN.
Bar harhor
Rev. MIR Freeman and wife and several
others of the W. c. I. L. were in Boston
last week attending the world, cuuven-
tion OF the W G.. T, L.
Road commissioner U,mo~ il hnilifr,,
the road from Corraoe Il, W,.t stree, ON
Holland avenue. TIM, hs. iu-t l.ar ,.cfI-
'' ''A1 ''7 -'''.'' '',' ' '''.N.''
ea III lhe towns la'"r by tne ia" term
- u'u.'
w T. Foster, ESQ l. going to move to
boston Tor the winter tie VIII return
early in the spring
Asa HOdghins is building stable for
Nathan Matthews of Boston, on Wool
bury Park
/ G Manchester and yif,. htv. .,,,,,. +,