Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-09


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1Wsbster City Tribune of June 10th: zone!
yof the most pleasant social events of theI
tseason was the celebration of the silver
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Young. att
atheir Elm street residence last Tuesday
evening. There were about fifty friend j
tpresent and all report an unusually good
Atime. Among the tokens Of respect
mathematical of the happy event-wasI
Ian elegant $40 silver tea-set. There is moi
family in Webster City more universally
respected and admired than J. W. Ynung's, i
land every body will join the Tribune in the
fervent hope that their golden wedding
anniversary may find them In the enjoy
: ment of as good health and as many
blessings as they now enjoy" Pears llke|
FODDER folks sides Sanity Claus, GIBBS del
waluahllest TO de waluabilest folks, an del
Aonwalnabilest to de onwaluabilest folk 81
4jest as they did in Ginevra Alveretta time II
y Among the arrivals in town we noticed
yMrs. Daniel Coggins and daughter OIL
Meriden, CT, Miss Blanche and Grace!
Reynolds, and Miss Abbie Padleford of
aaWaltham, Mass. Miss Simpson OF Portland /
/ Maine, also Mrs. Isaiah Bowden, who has!
been away for the winter with her husband.
: Mrs. Eben Whitaker and her daughter
Lena have returned from visit to theI
western part of the state. bringing al
stranger-the measles-with them MrI
Wellington Hodgkins we notice is in town,
also Capt. Charles H. Hodgkins arrived
home in season to have family gathering
the Fourth. and will remain while his
vessel makes one or more trips.
MIR. C. L. Young who has been inI
w altman, Mass, the past winter has re-
turned, and is now making some improve
ments upon the Tarratine House at South
Hancock.
Mr.. G. B. Hodgkns is in Bangor super
intending repairs on schooner Nellie
Woodbury..
Mrs: John Devereux Of Bucksport, isl
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Farnham.
Miss Phosia Higgins who is teaching at
South Hancock, came home to spend the
Fourth and will return for two more weeks
school.
Mr.. L. r. Hodgkins is selling out his
fine stock Of goods at reduced prices.
School in district No. 2, taught BY Miss
Addie Hopkins of Trenton, closed Friday
night.
Mr.. W. H. Cousins is doing a good
business shipping sand. He has one Of theI
uCSt sdlu uoicS III ILLS section OF incl
country, and last week shipped two hum
dred casks to Sorrento. and five hundred
to Rockland, and has several orders now
The Fourth of July was duly celebrated
by good rain storm, yet party of fan
TASTES, from North Lamoine, passed.
through the town, greatly to the amuse-
ment of the children, and many of the ]
older ones enjoyed good laugh at their
queer antics; but we are sorry to say that
Mr.. Will Harding's horse became frighten-
ed In attempting to pass them, and ranI
away, completely demolishing a good topI
buggy, and having a general smash-up.
We understand Mr.. Harding was thrown|
out. but was not injured.
Mr.. Heman s. Cousins and his grand
daughter, Miss Frances Young, are expect
ed home from Waltham, Mass, tonight.
Lamoine Grange will hold no meetings.
after tomorrow night, during the month
Of July.
Messrs. F. D. and D. D. Hodgkins are
making repairs on their outbuildings.
Many strangers are daily passing through
town. some for pleasure. some for health,
some to get other peoples wealth, and all,
we hope. to pay their debt.
July 9Th. Mem CON.