Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-13

I W quart ytiiit anu w est SULLIVAN LOT tID-
/ ployment.
! Capt. John Torrey has purchased horse
| of Capt. W S. Treworgy Of East Surry-
Mrs. Lettie f.. Greene Is visiting her
/ sister, Mrs. II. ii. Candage, in East Blue
/ hill.
Edwin A. Torrey has gone to Bar Harbor
| to work.
| Hollis Bonsey and wife have been on
visit to relatives in Penobscot.
! Schooner Storm Petrol, Capt Bonsey of
your port is at anchor in the Carrying Place
+ cove.
Mr.. James c. Young. wife and family
will leave in few days for Quarryvillr
where Mrs. Young will be employed by her
sister, Mrs. Cunningham in the boarding
house. Mr. Young will work for the
Standard Granite Company.
Capt. Albert Treworgy is having a dor
mer window built on each side of the roof
I of his ell
Capt. Fred Closson has built this spring
two xiii boats which are very handsome
and seryiceahle crafts
Mrs Eva Leonard and son OF Bsrtlett's
( Island were here on a short visit recently.
We understand that VIII and Clifton
Coggins shot three wild geese u few days
ago.
Mr.. Lyman Curtis and wife who have
been stopping here the past winter, have
moved back to Bluchil.
{ Master John Ingalls, Of Eddington. is
visiting at his uncle. X. s. Emerton's.
On Saturday the 25 ult.. goodly number
OF neighbors and friends went TO the home
Of the widow Of the late Howard NJ. rur
It's and fitted for the stove ten cords Of
iab l.,. -. ~,
woods and hauled tn the door An tx
cellent dinner was served at noon by Mrs.
Curtis and her mother 10 which all who
partook did ample justice. The clam stew
was very appetizing.
ChoppIng bees have been quite numer-
Gus Of late.
MIR. Samuel Young was quite badly
shaken up the other day by jumping from
his horse SLED, hi horse having taken
fright al some object and become unman-
agrsble.
our sick fiiends are on the mendlng
hand
April :. SIRts.
Frsntnu.
An Easter service and evening concert
at the Methodist church was the occasion
OF pretty floral decorations. Miss Cassie
Springer taking charge of the concert
preparation. Nearly all the plants re-
NAMED in the church through Monday, the
funeral Of Or. Lewis occurring that fore
noon which was largely attended by his
townspeople.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. West. Mrs. ME-
p'A'9'ei' ani SUI 'oth west attcnueu the
pleasant gathering at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Edward I. Campbell In Ellsworth on
r.p,Ir NJ. III. ,,,,.,," e',,ni
ions nishrs h.. ,a,ia.t
4, n. homo ~ A. a,d H. S.,
Snrir,,.r, ,,,cnr-.I ~ I'D 80
chopplug bee. the other day, when a dozen
or more kind friends prepared for use
nearly twelve cords Of wood, Mrs 5 glad
y iufh'-hins dinner ana supper for these
c',n-I,' ,at.,h -" "'I'ns
;,,in 80 ,ha,l a., ~, ~ WI ga ga
ra.
W.
"e ieafh mat me W lIhns oTkers
wiz 'iIsp'>c OF some OF their handl"ork
ras,r, ,.,a, 'ti. .. I'LL
rr,,. * ,, /" ,,t.l', n f. 'N''' "uu
people. after which the sale viii includr
cske and ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moves of East
sullivan were .isitiny their daughter, her.
last week
Mr- lmogene Wilbur PrttiDgil Of
swan ; Island has made two weeks visit
at her parents and made brief calls on
her many friends.
Mss Grueveve West returned from
Boston. Thursday.
Mrs Helen f. T. Cieayes viii have
charge Of the Grammar school ana Mis-.
DeIlie Gerrish. the primary room, Ia dis
,rict No. >. the spring term.
Miss Annie ph.,sor bss 49,. -a,,
snrino millinery P'N'''
H'. nthJ NFoss!ey Is taxing orders for
hlce mouse paper ~ 10" rates.
At Biaisdells store one can ind
desirable Wal papers at "ay-do"n prices.
Capt. Edward Dyer took a cold bath
"hiie crossing IN SKIN to his vessel last
WeeH' the CRAFT returning and refusing
10 De r.ht'd III not being swimmer
hls situation Was serious until friends
Mr. Iass, u