Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25
PERSONALS.

Miss Joanna Lee is visiting her sister
Mrs. p. c. Collins, in Bangor.
Miss Kate Brady Of Boston is visiting bel
mother, Mrs. Ellen Brady.
Miss Sarah 4. Googins. who has been II
for some time, is improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Omar W. Tapley and child
were on a visit. last week. to bis parents, Ia
West Brooksville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens Of Belfast
have been visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs
John Cook in this city.
Mrs. d. NJ. Stuart and daughter, Miss
Mary, left last week, on visit TO friends In
Nova Scotia.
Mrs. X. Il. Dority and son, OF Sedgwick
are visiting at the home Of her parents, Capt.
and Mrs Benjamin Lord, on Franklin street
Mrs. r. T. Goodwin Of Lynn. Mass, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Curtis X. Foster.
She will remain few weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. $. Ehrlich OF Boston. and
their sons, Dr. Ehrch, and MIR. Adolph Ehr-
Itch. have recently visited MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Friend.
Prof Harry W. Royal has returned home
from his visit TO the Adirondacks and Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. Eben Mayo OF Bluehil was in this
city, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie A. Crippen, who hs, spent the
last ten months In Boston, is at home for few
weeks.
Mrs. {. II. Davis has returned home from
visit OF a few weeks beyond the limits OF the
State.
Mr., Fred 5. Smith of Gardiner. was In thi.
city over sunday.
John Il. Ciough. Esq, OF Buehll, was in
this city, Monday. on business.
Mrs. A. r. Drinkwaier and her two sons
have returned to Massachusetts.
Mr.. sidney Treat. OF Chelsea. Mass. has
Joined hi family in this city
Or. and Mrs. II. L. Holt have returned
home from pleasant visit of several weeks to
Guilford. Dover. Foxcroft. and several other
towns in that vicinity.
Capt. W W. Hodgkns. who came home
III, last winter. i, now improving in health.
Mrs. Eugene Hale was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. A. +. Burnham returned home from
oxford county last week.
John Grant and John A. Hale are on
trip TO Wateryille. Via Bucksport and Frank.
fort, on their spring fork Victor bicycle The
round trip is about two hundred miles.
The Misses Dunn, daughters OF VIM. II.
Dunn OF Brooklyn, New York, are the guests
OF q. W. T. Hight aud family on Pine street.
Mrs. Spencer Hall and Miss Florence Jor-
dan have Just returned from Sorrento. where
they have been stopping for few day. on a
visit to Mr.. Hall, who has charge OF the cleo
tric plant there.
DR.. and Mrs. ", c. slilsou returned home
to Buok>port, Monday, after visit Of several
DAYS TO Mr. snd Mrs. Know tou. 10 this city.
During their .tsy both families spent several
delightful days al the WisweH cottage BY the
Bay-ide. and also visited Nicoln Club House
aud Branch Pond where they did some sue
ce->ful i,ain-.
Harvey ID. iiadock, Esq. Mr.. Hadlock
Mis- HadiooA, Master Webster d. Hadlock
snd maid arrived in Bucksport. "Wednesday.
from New York. via Boston. on the steamer
Penob-cot, TO pas, the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. 5. :. Trevett and daughter, Of Mime
spois, MINI, are visiting friends in Lamone.
Trenton and this city. Mr.. Trevett Is a
daughter OF Capt. George Higgins, formerly
OF Trenton. Her husband, who is n successful
coal dealer in Minneapolis. is the son OF H. ; .
Treyett. Esq. of Trenton.
Webster u. Adams OF Newhury port
Mas, Tho ia, been visiting hi- uncle. II. W.
Dunn, and ether relatives in this vicinity, re-
turned home. Tuesday. Of this week
Among the cottagers ST shady Nook, for
the past week. have been Mrs. II. b. Phillips.
Mise, Mary II. Mcfarland, sue Davis, Mary
Davis, Maude Phillips, Annie Clark, Rev. H.
W. Coney, A. j. Lord, Fred Flood, OF this
city, snd ;. +. Thompson, OF Madison.
I. :. Marshal H. b. Saunder. was a,
sore on bis hand. He was 50 far improves
Monday that he MAS able to leave home and
Resume bit, official duties.
Miss May French. daughter OF VIM A.
French. E-q OF Upper Musquodoboit, y. S,
j. Visiting friends In this city and vicinity.
Mr.. French went from this vicinity TO Nova
Scotia. several years ago. and has been very
successfully engaged in the lumber bushes. Al
Ship Hsrbor and vicinity. He was connected
In business with the late Capt. John W. Hill