Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06

Stiilmau King and Ed. Young came up
from Sorrento Saturday.
Master Eddie Cousins of Sanford. i
visiting relatives in town.
VIII Harding Is home from Gltt'-
Island to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Rosa Holt and son OF Ellsworth
have been in town for several days.
Capt d. Closson has loaded the sch iou-
er Myra Sears" with sand for Camden
Mrs. u. u. Hodgkins attended church
yesterday, The trst Lime FOR several year.
Stephen Young, wife ana baby "
Trenton, will spend few weeks wiki MIR
Betsey Young.
Miss Susie King mas returned from u r
chester. where she has been employed for
several months.
John Hodgkins and Jesse Young whn
have been walters on board the steamer
State Of Maine are now al home.
Capt. Fred J. Hodgkins sud wife have
arrived home from winters sea voyage
and will remain through the summer.
Mrs Ellen Rice attended the Sunday
school institute 81 Bluehill, and reports a
very profitable ard interesting session
Mrs u. Il Hagerthy has returned 70 her
home from q winters cruise with her
husband. Master Bert Is also at home
5. p. Jordan and wife OF Ellsworth and
Mrs II. y. Butler Of Eastbrook. were In
town last Thursday to visit their sister.
Capt. Edward Higgins rode over to Els
worth yesterday to visit his brother, Capt
\, II. Higgins, who is prostrsted by
apoplectic shock
Misses Blanche and Grace Reynolds.
who have been employed IN the Wsltham
sch far
to spend their vacation.
Rev. L. NJ Bosworth preached at the
church in the forenoon, and al North La
moline in the afternoon, and gave an inter
e>ting talk upon the Study of the Bible"
in the evening
Mrs. Howard DeLaittre and her five
children have arrived at her brother-
Capt. Calvin Coggins. They intend spend
ing the summer in this vicinity. She hnds
many changes have taken place in her
native town during her eighteen years
residenCe in Minneapolis, and many who
babe her adieu are not here to welcome
her homecoming.
School in district No. closed last Fri
day. The following scholars were not
absent during the term Mena Rice Ger
trude Hutchings, Olive Coolidge. Ethe
Reynolds. Carrie Salisbury Marcia kiugl
Florence Haslem, Dora Hasten, Jotie Rey-
nolds. Oscar Linscott Dora Ljn~cott.
Flora Stratton, Grace Stratton; absent
only One-half day: Lottie Lear, Shirley
Rice, Johnny King, Chester Boynton and
May Convey were absent only one day
June q was gala day in Lamoine.
Early in the morning preparations were
being carried out for the accommodation 4
of guests, and they soon began to arrive. f.
and continued 10 arrive until noon. and /
Lamoine oranges welcomed visitors from
Hancock, Eden, Surry, Bluehll. Bucks
port and Penobscot, and a good number Of /
their own members were gathered. The I
address OF welcome was given by Miss /
Phosia Higgins and responded to by Noah 1
Norton, after which the time was peas
anuy occupied in singing, discussions,
speeches, reading, and remarks containing 1
good deal of common sense and some \
good nonsense. The evening session was
q good one and filed with interesting
exercises and remarks. One brother walk 4
ed four miles to take the train a. Holden .
for Ellsworth, and walked from Ellsworth l
TO LaInOine. He was received with hearty
applause, and did not walk back to Els
worth.
July s.
Cape Roster.
G. II. Blake's Tuesday last.
The school at the Creek taught by Miss
Minnie Black, finishes to-day.
School in the Crockett district finishes
Friday, June 80. Entertainment by pupils.
Lyman Sawyer and John Ames of Orland,
GANG to day TO visit Frank SAWYER and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Goats have arrived at
Underclif Mr.. Coats is to be chief cook
there this summer.
Strawberries have not been as plentiful or
as large for years. The blackberry bushes
are very white with blossoms.
am told that James Condor is to drive
the stage again soon. Mr.. Wethersroon
comes but twice more.
Fred Blake and wife are to come from
Connecticut to visit Mr.. Blake's parents
as they did last year.
The Bangor grammar school made an
excursion to Blake's Point last week
They made lively music for the old people
nearest the steamboat wharf.
Mrs. Wales Howard is tribe better.
Her sister, Mrs. Hattie Brakeman, is here
from Belfast. Her niece, Mrs L. C. Blake.
Is still visiting and caring for her.
The nights are very cold of late. Some
speak of frosts. but my garden has not
been damaged in the least, ami have seen
DO frost. The hay crop bids fair to be
quite as good as usual.
V. b. Black has two early summer
visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Colder, of
Newark, N. J. Their vacation is short
They will go home Friday. June 30. Mrs
Ives, Of Maiden, Mass, one of last years
visitors, is coming to board at UnderclifY
next Saturday. Many of Mr.. Blacks other
Did boarders are coming again. Some will
come who have already been here four
seasons.
Z. II. Bates and wife of Belfast, write
hat their young colt is named Agnes l.,
Tor the schooner "Agnes l. Grace of
which Capt W. F. Blake is master. Capt.
Blake writes that he had an exceedingly
ough passage to Curacao, carrying away
ome of his light spars, and splitting and
caring some sails. Most Of the damage,
however. was repaired by the crew. Sec