Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-11
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Mrs +. J Russ, whose house AMI store
were burned twu years sl.ce, i having
;~o story, French roof buildin: put up on
The site, This j. 70 be fine structure and
viii, It i reported, contain two stores aud
four tenements.
Capt. Robert kuualton has commenced
laying courses Of granite for wharf on
the SHORE oi h!- ncw property joint
the Copmh'~ lot He haS brought the
stone In hi- vessel the Willie. and sci Il III
place with the steam gear which She
carries.
Mrs William Bahbidge has bough, s lot
next % the Methodist; church lot and W in
build 8 double tenement house a. once
Glover of Rockland has the contract.
Miss Lille Atwaier OF Burlington. VI.
j. passing the summer here NTH her sister,
Mrs.. +. ). Warren
- StrTs" village. who remained over night
and were entertained at Ocean View Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dwinal gave a. a
mouse warming lat week. a progressive
whist party Numerous friends were in
vited and an elegant repa,t wa served.
;. +. Allen has bought the house owned
~ Mrs. ', Gpss and lately vacated By c
c. Gray.
Eight hundred cases of sardlne. were
shipped BY packet. Village Maid" Capt
Frank Welch, last week
FL. Tibbetts i house keeping once more
n the rooms in hi, house which were lea-,
damaged by fire. He has been allowed four
hundred dollars insurance for repairs, and
has woFkmen employed for that purpose.
Miss Kate Nulty Of Floral Park. y. y.
spent sler vacation here with her sister
Mrs, H. q. Gerri>h. Miss Nul,v Is en-
ployed in the famous floral establishment
q John Lewis Ch!ld-.
The many friends OF T.. Lyman Frink
rejoice in his convalescence from very
severe Illness.
Mrs. william Urquhsrt Of Georgetown,
Mass. with her lilile sons. Herbert and
Roy, has been visiting the family Of her
brother, II n Haskell
Steamer Mlnnehaha took an excursion
. Isle au Haut on Wednesday week.
Miss Ellen Sargent came by steamer Mt.
Desert on Thursday.
Miss Lillian Small is here from Boston
Henry Hulen has returned to Lynn
Mass. His wife and child will remain
here some time longer
Rev. ii. +. Foss, pastor Of Grace street
NJ r. church, Bangor. conducted the
Methodist evening service, at Smiths hall.
two weeks since.
Goss Small have contract to furnish
granite for fourteen story building The
nrst story IS TO be of polished granite
from one of their Green Island quarves.
ms firm has recently purchased the Allen
quarry on Thurlows island. making the
fourth already owned and operated by
them.
Rev. David Smith WAS in Rockland on
ednesday to attend a meeting of the
Church Extension Board of the East
Maine Conference and tn solicit funds
towards the erection of a Methodist church
building in this village. He met with good
success and an additional sum will be at
once subscribed for the same purpose here
Children's Day was observed by the NJ.
T. church Sunday. July 10. The pastors
sermon in the morning was to the children
and Sabbath school concert was held in
the evening, at which the hall was crowd 4
ed extra benches being brought in. also
settees and chairs from Ocean View hotel, |
There was profusion of beautiful flowers |
and the singing and reciting was of the |
best. Miss Callie Moran recited The |
Last Hymn with fine effect. Members of |
So Deer Isle Sabbath school assisted with |
half dozen excellent Rotations. which |
showed decided elocutionary talent
A large party OF excursionists went |
from here TO Bar Harbor by steamer
Sedgwick on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Flye have moved
into their tenement in the new Goss &
FIVE block.
Mr.. Walter Card, who has been for
few days the guest of W. S. Thurlow. re-
turned to Portland yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Herbert Tewksbury
started for their home in Westboro,
Mass, to-day, taking with them, for
little visit, Miss Nellie Greenlaw. who is a
niece of Mrs. Tewksbury
Miss Bessie Thurlow has returned from
a three weeks visit in Portland She was
by her cousin Miss Jennie
Mills OF that city, who will remain here
Tor few weeks.
Aug. 6.