Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-17
Miss Fannie B. Hinckley and Mrs
Heath left last Monday for the winter,

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Miss Fannie B. Hinckley and Mrs.
Heath left last Monday for the winter.
There are many dear homes closed where
| We always found q cordial welcome around
their cheerful hresides. The past eight
years have made sad changes in these
homes which can never be filed to US.
Our doctors are kept busy. Lulu White
has typhoid fever and . number of other
children have been threatened with II.
Mrs. J. T. Hinckley is At home again
for the winter.
We are glad TO welcome our pastor back
again and hope he may stop with US anoth-
er year. He reports most enjoyable time
while In Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Donnell and baby boy are still At
her fathers home In Rumford, Me.
Mrs. Issac Slower passed her eighty
ninth birthday on the 4th of November.
She has been confined to her bed for the
past six weeks.
1t seems quite like winter and sle,ghs
and merry bells have been quite plentiful
since the last snow-storm.
Mrs. H. w. johnson passed away After
a short sickness Of pneumonia last Friday
She was q loving wife and mother and the
family have the sympathy Of their friends In
their sad bereavement. She was looking
forward to moving into their new home by
New Years with much pleasure. We can
not plan for the future only trust
Build little fence of trust around to-day,
Look not through the shetering bars upon to-
morrow,
.nl hotv IN
sorrow"
The snow-storm Of Thursday reminds
us that winter Is near At hand.
Miss Stella Hinckley and Master Rob
Hinckley returned home last Tuesday
from Boston where they have been spend
ing few weeks.
The ladies' circle met at the Baptist
chapel Friday evening and was entertained
by Mrs. A. c. Peters and Mrs. o. II.
Perry.
| The Baptist Sunday school has recently
replenished its library with ffty dollars
| worth Of new books.
| Mrs. Haskell johnson, having been sick
q short time with pneumonia, passed away
on Friday evening. She was highly es-
teemed bv all who knew her aud will be
greatly missed In her family and In the
neighborhood 10 which she lived.
Mr.. Elias Gray. Of Penobscot, died this
morning of typhoid fever.
Charles MCCAIN aud Lula White. who
are sick with continued fever are some
| better
Mrs. Milton Wood is still improving.
4 W
for few weeks, is able to be about again.
b. Morrill, has sold his stock Of goods
10 W. |. Partridge and gone to Orland to
live.
Lawyer Fellows was In town on business
last Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. G. Mayo have gone to
Harrington for few days.
Mrs. Walter Gray Is making q short
visit at Bar Harbor.
Mrs r r Grindle has gone to Water
vile for few days.
Oscar Long and Lena Grindle are at
tending school At the Coburn Classical
| Institute at Wsterville.
| Mr.. Horace Merrill has returned home
| from Boston where he has been spending
| few weeks.
The primary school taught by Miss
Florence Marks Of Penobscot. closed last
| Friday after very successful term
| Brooks Grndle Of Brooksville. is teach
! ing the high school at North Bluehill.
| Reuben Grindle OF Penobscot. Is teach
Ing In district No. Is, aud Miss Cora
Emerson IN district No. 8. We hear q
| good report from all OF the schools
F. p, Merrill Is improving the looks Of
| his house with . coat Of paint.
Nov. IA.