Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-11

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I he hotel. Travellers Home" and
boarding places are tilling up with summer
visitors Al the "Traveller's HONE" are
Mrs Bacon and daughter Of Boston, Miss
Moore Of Boston, Miss MCSkimmon Of
Boston, Mrs. Fred Doriiy and family Of
Bangor, and others,
Mr.. Arthur Newman spent the Sabbath
at home here.
Among the many in town some names
have been ascertained Mrs. Doe OF
Providence, Is stopping a; Horace DorityS.
also MIS-. Winchester and family OF New
bGryport Mr.. Addison Sargent Is stopping
at home at W. q. Sargent's; Capt VIM
Cover aud family Of Newton. Mass are
stopping at Russell Sargent'-; Hon. Virgil
Cline and family of Cleveland. Ohio, with
other friends, including MIR Hegel Of
ence uo,,,.~-.h1 naid. a lying visit at Mrs.
Oakland House Al Sal. 0'u y az tlar-
Birchlands cottage. No. Brooklin, three
miles from this village eastward arc Mr.
William Bunker and family Of Cambridge
Mass Miss Dickman OF Cambridge, Miss
Foss Of Cambridge; at thr Allen cottage
Mr. Broad and family Of Boston. Mr.. \
DiCkerman Of Boston; at ChaS. Shermau'-
home Mrs. Sophronia sherman Of Somer-
Vile, Miss Jula Attner of Cambridgeport
Miss Porter Of Boston T. stopping at
Isaac Coles; Mrs. Freeman Higgins and
family Of Brockton, are stopping a. their
home on the West Brookhn side many
others whose names have not been given
are stopping In our many comfortable
homes.
The new po,t-otiice building, wing
projection from the main store of ". &.
Sargent Son a. Sargcntvillr, is done. II
| y ideal IN arrau cement aud latest style of
| finish Back Of the office proper Is an
| elegant private office, which has VAIN
| scotng of ash, whitewood panel cell
! ing, a birch fOOr with black walnut and
oak border. \ double Sign will grace the
| doorway Of "Post-oifice' and above II
| "Sargentville." There is no Office in all
this region that we know of having such
a line equipment for its work as this one.
| Miss Angie Spooner is in attendance at the
Office
Ga Sunday, July 3lst the full choir was
present at the church and was assisted by
! Mr.. j. w. Peabody of Wellesley Hills,
Mass. Rev. &. II. Spalding of Boston,
secretary of the American Baptist Publ
cation Society for New England, preached
in the morning to a congregation OF nearly
300 giving a stirring appeal to the young
people to have purpose in life and that d
high one to lead the christian life. l31
present at Sunday school which has al
average OF l26 for four Sabbaths. In The
afternoon Mr.. Spalding preached at SAr-
gentvlle TO a large assembly at ) T. NJ.
he assisted the pastor, Rev. f. A. Davis
by scripture and prayer al the shore pre-
cedng the baptism of four candidates
| ia,i
lady of middle age. Another baptism mex
Sunday.
In the evening the Chapel car rur
over the western railroads for religion
services was the subject Of an intere-tin!
service and collection of So. Secretar
Spalding gave another address about tn
"Chapel car"
At two political caucuses held recent
here, Mr.. J. w. Penney of this village wa
nominated for the Legislature by the Re
publlcans and Mr.. Howard Gray by tn
I | Democrats.
Mr. Lowell Grindle of the City q
I Richmond gave US a dying visit stoppn
Y at home and returning TO the Richmon
I next day.
/, The Frank Jones" is expected on Satu
Q day.
n A fleet of fifty mackerel catchers can
seen these days in Bluehill Bay. Sou
days they have good luck, some days non
Mr. Fred Allen who is student. forme
Iy residing at No. Sedgwick. is supplyir
{ the pulpit there with acceptance
Miss Agnes Stevens of Brockton.
stopping at Austin Dority's.
y Miss Susie Cole who has been spendiI
s q while at Portland has returned home
|, improved health.
Mr.. Harvey Sargent of this village HI
taken second hopors at BuckspoIt.
l. Mr. Holden's team got beyond contr
on Sunday and an accident ensued.
are thankful that the parties thrown 0
wv were not more seriously injured.
id Ed. Dorty, salesman for G. F. DAME
& Co, Boston, is stopping at home
Horace N. Doritys.