Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-24

Franklin.
Mrs Sarsh Brown Of Worcester, Mass
is visiting friends and relatives in Frank.
lin.
Miss Eva West Of Clinton Mass l. Wis
ting her grandparents, Mr.. snd Mrs VIM
West.
The sports have had delightful fishing in
Georges Pond Of late bass beng ahund.
ant and ready to tahe bait
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Bragdon and dsuch.
ter Edith May are visiting their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nurch, ct Lynn.
Mass
The sullivan base ball CLUB ne. ;ae
"Frankiins" on the delta at -Ryeticl,!' Sat.
urday afternoon, where an Interesting and
lively game was played. which resulted In
favor OF the "Frankl!ns" by score OF
to IL.
For the first time since the ice went gu,
last spring the hay was Cleared of vessel,
last Saturday. This fact i very notice
able because there has been constant
coming and going of vessels. great and
small To tske away the product Of the la.
bors OF Frsnklin's sturdy granite workers.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endesvor Of the Baptist church had a
picnic at Georges Pond. SATURDAY.
large number Of men. women snd children
WAS present, aud with dinner under the
pines. boating aud fishing. the occasion
WAS very eLj 'yahle.
GA "Wednesday Of last week, Miss Eta
Whtehou-e OF Tupsham. started Tor her
home, accompanied by R"v snd Mrs.
George w. Avery, ss far a. Bangor Miss
Whitehou~c j. the daughter Of +. &.
Whtehou-e. superintendent Of ami stock
holder in the Bnwdoiu Paper Co :, m;l,-
al Top-ham and Lisbon Falls She re-
turns home from her vacation visit with
Mi and Mrs. Avery to join her father and
sister 10 visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Last Friday a. Daniel Crab:ree and son
were coming down the steep aud rocky
hill from Martins Ridge, Sir. Crabtrcc
met with serious, aud 1t Is feared, fatal
accident. The holdhaCk broke and the
wagon ran upon the horse which. h-com-
Ing frightened, ran. The boy, VITO Wa,
driving dropped the rein. aud jumped.
The father jumped also, hut cauch. his
foot and was precpitated headloug against
rock. The force of the fall wAs 50
great as 10 fracture the skull blood Is.
suing from nose. ears and mouth. lie has
been unconscious ever since, with the
probability Of blood settling on The brain.
His chances of recovery are small.
Aug. 81.
North Hancock.
Mis-, Lucy Marshall is stopping with
Mrs. Mary Il. Batter for 4 few weeks.
l.. II, Springer has been fishing lately,
al! reformed with good bsul.
Mrs. Martha Marshall has been 10 Bar
Hsrbor TO visit her children recently. Mrs.
Abbie Graves accompanied her.
Miss Flora JOY returned from klneo
recently quite ill., She is now with her
aunt. Mrs. q. F. Clark.
Another Of our aged people has passed
over 10 the other shore jacob Cnrti,
died on the 10th. The funeral services
were performed by Rev. q Is. Chadwick
Of Ellsworth. Mr. Curtis leaves his aged
partner TO grieve his loss, and she feel, 1t
will not be long before they will be re-
united.
SUB,IITUIx
Aug. Fl.
Brooklin.
Miss Nellie X Carroll of South West
Haroor Is visiting friends in town.
Misses Ellen and Clara Robbins Of East
gait at "Sunnyside.
Almond Atherton made short visit 10
Ellsworth on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Weston Cot Of Woburn
Mass, have been visiting relatives in town,
returned home Wednesday.
La MoUCiE.