Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-22
PERSONAL.

Mayor Higgins was al Green's Landin,
last week on business.
r. f. Cooke, Of the Burg lar" troupe, viii
spend his vacation here.
1 Mrs. Charlotte James OF Brewer i. pues,
( OF Mrs George A. Psrcber
| Miss Hannah Holmes his been in Belfast
the guest Of Mrs. T. B. Dinsmarr.
Judge +. +. Chase of Bluehin, with his
mother, was in town on Saturday.
George L. Barrows, editor Of the Bar Har.
Dor Record, was in town last Saturday.
The Call cottage at Shady Nook is occupied
for the summer by Eugene Moore and family.
w. q. Emery. proprietor OF the Manor
Inn at Sullivan Iarbor, was in this city Mon.
day.
Arthur J. Hastings, " ho has been at work
in Boston. Is st home for few weeks vaca-
ton.
j. T. McDonald of Boston spent few
days las, week here with his friend +. l..
Mason
B. T. SOW le is in town. He has been en-
gagged in business in renns, vania and Mary
land.
Mrs. Or Fulton and Miss Mary F. Robin.
son have returned from their trip to the
Worlds Fair.
L. $ Hopkins, chsirman OF the board OF
seiectmen OF Trenton, was in town on bu,i.
ness on Monday.
Mrs.. ;. j. Crossman, who has spent the
spring months in Gardiner, returned TO this
city ls,t Friday
Miss Geneva Smith. OF Gardiner. Is visit.
ing her grandparents, Mr.. snd Mrs. A, F.
Smith. of thi> city
Erwin NJ. Whittaker i st home from =
Boston business college. Mr.. Bailey. school
friend, accompanies him.
Mrs. John Iynsm and Mis-. Kate Doyle
OF Bar Hsrhor were the guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
{. +. Monaghan thi, week
W j. Logan, IN the employ OF F. B.
Aiken. was in Bar Harbor last week at work
on Ii. {. sprouts refrigerator.
Miss Caro- Brooks returned Saturday from
Rockland, " here she has been passing A few
weeks with her sister, Mr.. Cole
Miss Mary Moore returned saturday from
Boston. Whore She has been attending the
New England Conservatory Of Music
Capt. snd Mr.. Henry j. Joy celebrated
the tweuiy-fifih anniversary oitheir marriage
a, their home in ihi- city lat Friday evening.
MIR George +. Bell and daughter Geneva
Of Lowell. Mas. are visiting Mrs. Bells
parents. Mr., and Mr.. William oke Of ,hi.
city.
~ Mccarthy, who for the pas, three
weeks ha' been visiting relatives in this city.
returned 10 his home in Roxbury. Mas, last
Monday.
Miss Wills Frost OF the jun Tor class.
Ellsworth high school. Is out OF school on
sccount Of a slight .unsiroke received last
Thursday.
Mr.. +. IL rrsy, accompanied by her son
and daughter, went to Seal Cove La; SUNDAY.
to attend the funeral 81 MR. rray'- brother
in-law. Can't. !. b RumIi
Hon. John y. Hopkins VS. elected
member Of the executive committee OF the
Maine conference Of the Unitarian churches
In session lat week ST Augusta.
Mr.. ;. l.. Lord returned a-t we.k from
Bath. where he has been visiting her husband
while his vessel the bark ~ iiora II. Hop
kins." hl- been al that pace
The annual prize defamation. at Bow doin
took place Monday evening. Benjamin b.
Whrcomh 81 this city took part. his piece
being "Mohammed" by Meredith
Nj Msra Copeland Of Thomas,on,
and her cousin, Parker A. Lermond
Of Seattle. Washington. relatives of
Mr.. II, H. Robbins, have been Visiting here
The u al week.
Commander j. +. Par,ou-. OF ". H. II.
Rice Post, q. A. r.. OF Ellsworth. has re-
turned from bis trip 10 the Worlds Fair
W bile West be visited some Of hi old s.socl-
A;.s III Wisconsin.
The ">ta'e Of Texas" has taken the place
on The route between New York and Ea-ipori
OF the Winthrop" which was burned 1t
Ea.,port, a,t week. She touehe. at Bar
Harhor esch trip.
Mrs (. II. Greedy. accompanied BY her
daughter Mary Ann and Mr.. y. H. Higgins.
jr started on Monday Tor the Worlds Fair al
Chicago. They 20 10y WAY Of Portland and
Montreal. anl will be gone shout four weeks
-Chapiain u. II. Trihou left the city on
Tue-da! FOR Green's Landing 10 attend the
three day. session Of the Eastern association
OF the Bucksport district OF Methodist mini-.
ter. Presiding Elder II. W. Norton Of Bucks
port viii preside
World. Fair .isitors-Ann +. Greedy and
daughter Mary; Mrs. y. II. Higgins. jr.. Mr..
+. a. stockbridge; Miss Alice Scott Dr..
George A. Phillips. ACCOMPANIED by brother
from Southwest Harhor; Mr.. James Mscom-
Der, who will also visit her daughter in Mich
igan
last saturday was the eighth anniversary
OF the birth Of Master George Parcher. To
celebrate the event he and hi younger brother
Arthur entertained shout thirty OF their young
friends at the home Of ,her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Parcher. on High street The
intention was to have the entertsinmt nj, in
Guiding lunch. on the lawn. but the rain inter-
fered. This was the only thing that married
the complete enjoyment Of the afternoon.
Charles Hale Of this ,ity. lou Of City Clerk
T. +. Hale, ho has been in the employ Of
firm OF Massachusetts builders for nearly
seven years as book keeper. Is now stationed
a. Waverly. Mss. four miles out OF Boston
in the employ OF the same firm. Mr.. Hale
va, first sent to Cincinnati, ohio. in April,
1857 W here he remained nearly year. Thence
he was sent 10 Omaha, Nebraska. where be
remained about three years, and from there he
Wa sent South into Georgia, where be re-
manned two and one-half wears.
Coming Events.
Scribner & Smiths new united circus.
museum, menagerie and free horse fair will
exhibit at Ellsworth, Saturday. July /. They
claim 10 carry 100 people and 100 horses.
Among their numerous attractions are Pauline
Carrie, the famous bare back rider, George
Osborn. n high school menage rider and Car
menleiiz Spanish dancer. The New Eng
land press speaks of this show in the highest
terms the management declares that it will
permit no gambling OF any description, and
that the show is hOnorsbly conducted, and
that its patrons can be assured of strictly
nrst-class exhibition.
Farmers Institute at 0rland.
The farmers of Orland and vicinity met
on Tuesday at the town hall, pursuant TO
a request from the State board of agri-
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