Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-02-25
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Bisshiii.
We congratulate our fellow-townsman.
! Charles j. Dunn, Esq. on his admission
, to the bar. May all his ambitious hopes
be realized.
L. Ward Peters, Esq, of Boston has
been spending 9 few DAYS with his pa
/ rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. ID. Peters He
left for Boston "Wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.. George Robinson who has lived
alone for some time on Mill street, not be-
ing in his usual good health. has removed
to Mr.. Walter Gray's.
Capt. Dunn is home from Boston for a
few days.
Two little ladies' arrived in town this
week; one at the residence of Mr.. George
NJ. Pillsbury and the other at the Baptist
| parsonage.
Bluehill was represented In Ellsworth
Friday, BY Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Hinckley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C.. Hincklsy, f. p Mer-
W. Mayo. iona. Slower. Ira Slower, Geo.
S. Osgood, Alec ellis, ". S. Horton, o.
W. Horton and Mr. Moran.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
K. e. Lord home again, from Ellsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Venner are visiting III
Boston and Waltham, Mass. We hope he
may return improved in health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herrick are sick
with the grip, also John NJ. Merrill
Matthews Brothers of Belfast are max
ing the doors and windows of the Bluehil
Inn to order.
Owing to the snow -storm the celebration
of the silver wedding Of Mr. and Mrs +.
| G. Mayo was postponed until the 10th
inst, and proved a very enjoyable coca
sion which will be reported more fully in
the columns Of the AMERICAN later.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Abbie Par
ker were held at her late residence Sun
day afternoon and conducted by Rev. Al.
bert Donnel. Her son Augustine is i'll
with the grip.
Feb. 9th Mrs. Jane. wife Of Zelotes
! Clough, passed away from earth after
short Illness and her funeral services were
observed Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 9th.
| That evening Mr.. Clough who had been
failing for few days, re-joined his COM
panion on the other side the river of
death, and his funeral occurred Feb. llth.
For sixty-one years Mr.. and Mrs Clough
had trod the path of life together having
been married the longest of any couple
in town. Eleven children composed the
family. seven Of whom the parents we're
called to part with by death. Those Who
are living are Erastus r.. Parker G. and
Mrs. Georgia Perry of Bluehill and Edgar
Of Fall River, Mass.
| Feb. %.
Within a month six OF our respected
and aged citizens have been called to the
other land Each one being over 80 years
of age, their united ages amounted to 572
years.
Reports from the sick ones are favorable
to their speedy recovery.
| We are glad to see that Doctor Bunker
is able to be out again.
| W. E. Grindle and wife after protract-
ed visit In Bangor and vicinity have re-
turned to their home.
0. Fl. Venner has been obliged to close
his store and 60 to Boston for medical
treatment; he has disease of the tongue
Feb. %. SUBSTITUTE.
| Prospect Harb0r.
We have been called upon this past week
to part with dear little girl. Matte H.
Hamilton, eleven years and ten months
old, passed to her last resting place last
Saturday morning. after SIX weeks Of in
tense suffering through which she was
patient and willing to do just as
the doctor ordered. 1t seems she was
too good for US and the Saviour called
her home. 1t was the first break 10 fam
lily of ten children. While the whole com
munity is saddened yet we offer q special
sympathy to the bereaved home.
At present our sick ones seem to be all
improving slowly.
Mr.. Willis Marble of Massachusetts, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. c. C. LARA
bee.
DR.. Larrabee's COW had twin calves last
week.
Mrs. J. NJ. williams has been to Steuben
the past week with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Sawyer.
Praise meeting last Sabbath evening At
E W. Cleaves'.
7 Feb. ~.