Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22


Election is proceeding satisfactorily with
the new ballot system.
Most of our summer company have de-
parted.
Among recent visitors not already men,
toned have been Mrs. Nj. A. Wasson of
Boston, at A. II. Dority's. Mr.. Lawrence
Land, Miss Thorburn, VIM. Morgan and
wife, Mrs. Wood and others have been
stopping at MIR. J. p. Byard's. Most of
this number are from Boston and have al
ready returned.
Among other visitors have been Mr..
Walker and family of Liberty, Me-, who
are related to the Merrill family and were
present at the Merrill memorial tablet ser
vice.
S. H. Wiley and wife of Boston, have
been in town.
Fred Mason of Boston, has been visit
ing at Mr.. Julian Hoopers.
Mrs Anne Smith has been stopping at
Mrs. Albert Curriers' and other places.
Mrs Lydia Russell has bought lot OPP
posite the guide-board corner on the way
to Sargentville. 1t is on the western side
of the Sargentville road-a fine location.
a ioEmtIiN on the capt. Albert
Currier place has been moved to this lot and
will be rebuilt into a dwelling house.
DR.. Hagerthy is making extensive re- ,
pairs on his house in this village.
Miss Schlinger of Boston, has been
spending the summer here
Mr.. John Ray of Boston, formerly Of
Sedgwick, was in town a few days recent
ly.
Quite number of our young men have
gone to the corn factories to work.
Harvey Sargent who was obliged to re-
turn home from his school at BuCksport,
on account Of sickness, is improving.
The Merrill tablet service which oc-
Cured on the third Sabbath in August was
exceedingly Interesting; and soon a his
toricsl paper concerning Rev. Daniel Mer-
rill, including more than heretofore pub
lished will be ready for the AMERICAN and
for lions ddrocdte, Portland,
The Carlton memorial window is now
completed, the staging is down, and every
thing Is satisfactory. The window is
beautiful. The insurance will be 5000. II
is hoped that other memorial windows will
In the future be placed in the church; not
only because the old windows are getting
rickety and must he replaced by new ones
soon, but these windows assist Us largely
In preserving important church and town
history in vivid manner.
ca Sunday, Sept Ii, the church here
was filled with the many rolStves AMI
friends of Hon. l. g. Phjibrook whose
body was brought from Castlne to Seig-
wick, his former home, for burial. There
was large Masonic escort consisting of
Eggemoggin Lodge F. & \, Na-ons, Mas
keag Lodge of Brookhn, also members Of
lodges 10 PenobsCOt and elsewhere. The
services were in charge of these lodges
Bro. II. s. Dorty directing the church
service, Bro. Isaac Mayo Of Brookliu hav-
ing charge of the escort aud burial ser
vices. Bro. William Wilson, Master Of Eg-
gemoggin lodge finely delivered the beauti-
ful burial service at Rural cemetery The
family consisting OF Mrs II. W Sargent Of
Sargentville, DR.. f. f., Philbrook OF Cas-
tine, Judge Warren c. Phlbrook Of Wa
terylle, and their families, and other mem
bers of the home are assured Of our deep
est sympathy in this honr OF their sorrow.
Their loss IS in unusual degree also
ours.
On Saturday, the l0tn inst. the steamer
Frank Jones" broke some of her ma
t4'u'lS Mhen On lNl'N''i aH" returned ID
nothtanu' he ',l' "' h'CA'h0Hd 'o"h
tn, n.i P'a'e VII 'ne ''S''' "'''N'"s ue'e very
large number of onr people attend"
the meetings OF the Hancock Association
at hFooK''h'
on Sunday, Sept. IL, 4 NJ, Rev. c. W
+. Hi! OF Winter Harbor, preached an eN-
'etIeN' ''s'oui sc III Inc onu''" neIe'
Some OF the IL A. X. here are antclpa'-
ing trip TO the great tT. A. II, reunion a.
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