Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
PERSONALS.

William Small is home from the Hitter,
| Navy Yard.
J. II. Walsh. OF Boston. was In this cit,
Thursday.
IT. II. Watson. Of Auburn, spent Thurs
| day in this city.
e. J. Perry, Of Washington, D. c., wa.
registered at the Hancock House Friday.
&C. II. Hussey. of Bangor. stopped at the
American House Friday.
Miss Sibbie Fields has returned home
from visit TO friends in Boston.
}. c. Stod'ier, OF Bangor. was in town Fri
day.
Miss Nancy Drummey has returned from,
a visit in Bangor.
Miss Nellie Larkin, OF Windsor. is visiting
her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Lar
kin.
Misses Belle and Fannie Hall have been on
visit TO friends in South Brewer.
Harry B. Lowell. of Portland, is visiting
relatives here.
Misses Idela and Maria Stanwood, who
have been home for the summer, have re-
turned to Providence, r. l.. where they teach
school.
F, NJ. Watson. Ed. Of the New York
custom house, made US pleasant call last FRI
day. He is spending brief vacation at bis old
home In South Hancock, where his wife and
daughter have been for several weeks.
MIR. A. j. Haynes OF West Trenton. is
about to take three years course OF study in
Boston or vicinity.
John L. Hill. Esq, of sullivan, WIS In
this city, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Thurber Of Concord,
y. H., were called 10 this city last week by the
sickness and death of his mother
Miss Carrie l.. Woodw ard. who Is head
book keeper and cashier in the office Of the
Globe Investment Co., Boston, Is visiting her
parents, at their residence on Court street.
MIR. A. c. Peters of Bluehin. was in
this city. Wednesday. He is to take in the
great National Grand Army encampment at
Washington.
Capt. Q. W. Foss Of Hancock, was In this
city, THURSDAY. He has just returned from a
winter. cruise al sea.
Mrs. :. X. Whiting. 2nd, snd her children
have returned home from Il visit OF several
weeks 10 the home of her parents In Msssaehu.
sets.
Rev. W. c. Stetson of Eden. was In this
city, Thursday, on his return from the Bsp-
tisi Association at Brooklin.
Capt. :. l.. Lord Of thi. city is about TO
take charge OF the bark Vilors X. Hopkins,
now at the port OF New York
Miss Lucy K. osgood left this city Tues
day morning. TO resume her studies at Mt
Hoyoke College. Massachusetts. she has been
out year for her health. which Il now good
y. r. hnowlton, E-q., and family len
Tuesday. for brief visit TO hl. boyhood'.
home in Mont'ille. Ne.
County Commissioner Blai,tel OF bed
ham. va. IN thi, city. TUESDAY.
MIR. Benz. l.. Haley Of Bar Harbor. va.
in this city, Tuesday.
Rev. r :. Biokforl, recently OF Lamoine
va In Thu city Tuesday, on hi way to Nor
way. Ne. IN which place. We understand. he
i TO be pasior OF the Baptl,, church.
Prof. ". ". Rich Of fremont was In this
city, TUESDAY on his way to South sebec
where he i teaching school. He had been
home TO vote.
Miss Marie Smith has gone To Providence,
K. l.. 10 accept position As teacher In the
city schools.
MIR. \. W. Packard. foreman In the
Lewiston. last week. He was highly pleased
With the attractions Of the psce.
-Messrs. James f.. Parsons. accompanied
By Mrs. Parsons. Edmund Bonsey. W. y.
Campbell and VIM. Small expect 10 leave this
city. Tomorrow Thursday To attend the Ma
tional Encampmeut OF the G. A. r. We wish
them pleasant trip.
Mr.. Frank l. Thurber was called home
from kineo by the illness and death OF his
mother.
We had pleasant call last Thursday from
Mr.. Nathan Phillips Of North Ellsworth. who
though now An octngenarian i. In full posses
sion OF all hi, fscultles.
Mr.. Frank smith came home last week
from Bath and remained until after the cleo
ton.
Mr.. I. +. Dodge wa. in this city Friday,
on hi. way from Bath TO bis home In Jones'
port TO which he had been called by the
severe Illness OF one Of his children.