Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-21
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Miss Lima Morton of Chicago, arrived at
Orchard Lodge, Tuesday
Mrs. Torrcy AMI Mr. Tucker are the
guests Of Mrs. c. O.gooi.
Mr. Geo. H. Boyden OF Boston. and
two children are the guests Of Mrs II 7.
Hnckiry.
Mr. aud Mi. Stone Of West Koxbury.
Mas. are IN town.
Mrs. Chapman Of Salem, is the guest Of
Mrs. Augustus Stevens
Mrs. kimball OF Chicago is al Orchard
Lodge, also Mr. and Mrs Ward Hnckley
and son OF Chicago.
Mis- Minnie Stevens arrived home Tues
day from Boston.
Mr. Lewis Silver. wife ard Two children
and nurse Of New York. also Mr. Rogers
OF New York, arrived al Biuehll Inn, Sat
urday
Mr. Heath Of New York arrived By Sat
urdays boat.
Miss Mcclure Of lola, Kansas, Is the
guest Of Miss Ella Siorer.
Mr. Charles n Towns left for Boston,
and Mr.. j. b. Mcneil of New York. for
New York, by Saturdays boat.
Mrs. J. b, Mcneil. Mr. Chas. E. Mcneil
of New York Mrs James Mcneil. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Shelhamer, Miss Annie f.
Chesley Of Boston, are the guests Of Mrs.
Chas. n. Towns.
There was an excursion Saturday to
Long Island in the yacht Haze TIE par
" were Mrs. Z. T. Allen, Miss Hattie and
Miss Hulda Mayo, Miss Lillian NJ Kane
and Mr.. Walter Chapter. picnic supper
was served by Mrs. Allen
Mr.. C. II. Emery and wife of Ellsworth,
were in town Saturday
Mr.. Geo. W. Clark Of Portland. was in
town Friday.
Mr.. Ford of Ellsworth, was In town Sun
day.
Geo. A. Clongh of Boston, arrived at his
cottage Saturday night
Baptism Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Mayo offic-
iating. The candidates were Mr. Everett
Hnckley, Mr. Sawyer Gross, Miss Cora A.
Doyle.
Capt. Frank Stevens IF >team-h p Seneca
is now III command of the steamship City
of Columbia, running between New York
Norfolk Newport News and City Point.
A vessel load OF perfumery from Brook
lin arrived last week for the race track.
Mr.. Benz. Morrell is very sick
Mrs. Geo. Morse is better
Mrs. Eugene Osgood is in town.
There is to be horse trot on the new
course the last Of this month.
The mineral springs are doing a thriving
business. The new building fitted I'D for
the accommodation of guests, and the 9TH
er improvements about the place make it
very desirable locality to visit
Mr.. Eben Mayo has commenced opera.
tions on his new house which we under
stand is to be completed this fall.
Howard & Green have some stone cut
ters at work on their new job
Hon. Jake Closson was in town Sstur-
day night and returned same evening.
Mr.. David J. Allen was in town Satur
day.
Mr.. Sam. N. Merrill, Mr.. Douglass, Miss
Smith and Miss Powers of Boston. ar
rived by Sundays boat and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Hinckley.
Mr.. Geo. A. Clough and wife went to
Machias Monday morning.
E. ?. Spoford, ESQ, was in town Sun
day.
DIR. Bunker. who has been confined to
his house for some time past is better, and
takes his usual drives.
The Republican caucus Monday night re-
suited In the nomination of the following
delegates to the county convention: RP.
Grindle, G. G. Long. d. ]. Allen, F. C.
Mayo, F. p. Merrill, and A. C. Peters. Il
was one of the largest caucuses ever held
In Bluehill, about one hundred being pres
ent. The delegates were instructed prac-
tically and unanimously to use all honor
able means to secure the nomination of Ed
Z. Chase, Esq for county attorney. The
action Of this caucus is fitting compli-
ment to MIR. Chase at the hands of the Re-
publican voters of his native town. Mr..
Chase Is young man of ability aud well
qualified for the position he seeks. We
sincerely hope that he will receive the
nomination.
: Arrivals in town yesterday were J. T.
Cushman, ESQ.,. of Ellsworth; John Paul
Gordon, ESQ.,, of Franklin; Chas. ]. Dunn,