Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-02-04
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"'e Hoio iioH OAR rarDof last week, TO spend
afew weeks. They are occupying his moth
| er's house.
Mr.. f. g. Mason returned home from the
St Lawrence Theological School at Canton,
y. l., TO spend a vacation of three weeks He
came at Il most opportune time, to be present
during the last illness and at the death of his
father.
Mr.. o. A. Tompkins has had a recent
light attack OF the grip. He is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wilkinson were In the
city Thursday. He has sold his residence and
blacksmith shop at Hancock and contemplates.
we are informed. moving out of the state We
most sincerely hope that he will co elude TO
stay in Hancock or vicinity. as he and his fam.
lily would be greatly missed should they move
away.
We had pleasant call last Thursday from
Capt. Gslen II. Smith, the enterprising steam
boat master of Ironbound Island ana West
Gouldsboro. lie came here to defend the suit
Island ease. for which he had made ample
preparations.
MIR. snd NJ. samuel Royal are both con.
fined to their home by Illness
Mr. NJ. l.. Ursnn Of sullivan was in the
city Monday night.
Mr.. Howard Higgins has so far recovered
from the grip A. To be able 10 return 10 his du-
ties at Wet sullivan
Mrs. Chss. W. Mason has been spending
week with her sister IN Bangor
Mr.. j. A. Cunningham was confined to the
house for the past week with all attack of the
grip.
MR.. A. W. Packard has been confined
to her house for the past week by illness.
Capt. y. H. Higgins ha, beeu III for the
past ten DAYS with severe cold He has so
far recovered As to be able TO be shout again
Mrs. Hoyt Stevens has for several dave
been confined to her house by illness.
MIR. and Mrs. David Friend and Mr. Lewis
Friend ar 81 confined 10 the house by an at
ia OF the grip; and we understand that Mr.
DaNid Friends Illness is quite il severe one.
MIR. r. G. Lord Of Bluehil. one OF the
Iurymen at the present term Of court. i accom-.
panied by Mrs. Lord, and together they are
deuce of Mrs. Lords mother. Mr.. Alcie Nc
FaTiaud, on Central street.
- has. A. Allen. Esq. 4 victim of the grip,
ha- got out again after several days confne-
ment.
Mrs. :. u. Wiggin ha- been confined to the
house by Hines, for several days.
Assistant postmaster Fred H. Lord had an
aitsgk Of crp la-t week. which confined him
to hi hou> for several DAYS. During his ab-
-entc from Official duties his handsome face
which the citizens OF Ellsworth have become
accustomed 10 see through the little post-oftice
frame. was greatly missed. All are glad TO
-et him ont again.
j K. Long, Esq. OF Bluehir. was in our
city. Thursday, on business.
Mrs. Emma sweeney. who lives at North
Eli" orlh. i very III with Ia grippe.
Mr.. Grant, freight agent Al the Maine Cen
tral station, who ha- been confined % the house
VITA u grippe, i. able 70 be out again
Mrs. Tomphn- is recovering from an at
tack of "a grippe, Al the home of her son, Mr..
Oscar A. Tompkin-. on Laurel street.
MIR. psnirl ; Bea! i. very sick at hi. resi-
dence on ReaI street.
Mr.. John a. Hale i confined to the house
with "a grippe.
Mr.. Dudley Hlsam /, confined to his
home on Brt avenue with Ia grippe.
Mr.. J. ". Neaey and daughter are ,ick
With IA grippe at their home on Laurel street
Contractor Laure-ton Webber i, sick with
Ia grippe at hi home on the Surry road.
MIR. :. H. " oodward has been in Bangor
on short visit TO hi- son. Cha>. E. " oodward
of the tirm +. Lytord n Co.
Mr.. Cha-. /. WrIch and daughter. Miss
Lli, Beieher and Miss Mary Agne. Hopkins
are all confined within doors by illness.
Miss Lillian Pre,by returned home from
Massachusetts, last week.
NJ Haury p. Stcckhrid.e hiss gone 10
Boston to resume his studies with the view OF
fitting him> II professional actor.
Mrs. Garfield returned home Tuesday
evening from her visit 10 the national capital.
We are giad to learn that Mr. E X. Jor-
dan and wife. Who havr been quite sick during
the past few weeks, are improving.
Mr.. q. b. Stuart. who eas confined to the
house by sickness few days last week. is now
able 10 attend to business.
Mrs. NJ. J. Drummey who has been very
III FOR the past week. is row improving
We are sorry to learn OF the illness OF
Mr.. Joseph Mason, AT her home on South
street.