Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
PERSONAL.


H. +. Iiamlin Is expected home today.
Senator Hale j. home from Washington.
{. II. Emery has returned from Cherry
field.
Rev. Fl. Butler l. al home again after hi-
Western trip.
V. q. Sargent OF sArgen,yille Wa, in town
on business one day last week.
George NJ. Warren snd Charles H. Hooper
OF Cs>ttne were in town Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Parsons, daughter OF j. +. Par
som. :, rapidly improving in health
II. ". Cu>hmsn, cashier Of the First
national bank. /, able 10 be out a-aIn.
Mr.. Joseph Farrell, who Ia. b ,en Danger
ou-ly III FOR some time, i improving.
Mr.. a. :. Treat, with her children. ba,
gone to her new home in rutherford, \. j.
John b Foster. OF Deer lie, +, 1t present in
this city, working for his brother, A. NJ. Eos
ter.
{. L. Foster. with Mr.. Foster and laughter
Lena, has returned from their wish to Ma,,a-
chusetis.
:. u. Wiggin and wife have returned from
their trip 10 The World, Fair and other point.
OF interest.
Mis-, Mary Z. JOY. who WAS reported in i
recent issue a. being seriously III. i steadily
improving.
MIR and Mrs Amo. Whitney Of Waterloo.
Iowa. are visiting Mr.. and Mr.. A. W. Clark
OF ihi, city.
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attorney OF the Hancock county bar, was in
tow TUESDAY.
|. L. Halman, who mas been i'll for the past
week +. his friends will be glad to learn. abb
TO be out again.
Clarence Hale Of Portland. brother Of
Ellsworth this week.
Mr. and Mrs f. j. Salisbury Of Bar Harbor
were guests OF Mr.. and Mr.. John Coughlin Of
thi, city few day- lat week.
Her many friends will be glad to learn that
Mis- Emma Eppe-. no mas been dangerously
III with peritoniti-, l. much better.
Mrs. 4. |. Saunders and her sister Miss
\ Penuel Of Machias. returned Tuesday from
their trip to the World, Fair and the West.
Mr.. Eugene Hale leaves tomorrow for
Washington. to remain for the winter. The
senator will remain in Ellsworth for the
present.
County Clerk Know lton. accompanied by
4 hi wife, drove to Buck-port last SUNDAY and
( called upon few of hi. many friends in that
vicinity.
. Rev. Edward A. Ms>on. pastor Of the Bsp-
ti-t church. " bp has been seriously III. j.,
biz many ftiend- VIII he ia 10 Learn. recover
ing-slowiS but surely.
I Mr.. r. J johnson of Halifax who t. been
I visiting her mother. Mrs.. Melinda Tower in
/ Ellsworth and Bar H4rbnr since The fair will
return home ihi, week
| DR. Charles :. Bragdon AID hi bride re-
/ turned last FIita, morning from an extended
wedding "trip, Including Niagara. the Worlds
| Fair aud other places OF interest.
Capt. f. d. Hodg kns of Lamoine, has many
| friends in Ellsworth who are glad TO see him
| out again, quite recovered from his recent ill.,
ness. He expects TO spend the winter in
| Florida
Yrs. G. P Moore who, with her three chill
dren. has been spending a few months with
| Mrs. Samuel Royal in this city, left Thursday
for her home in Dolores. Colorado. remaining
d short time in Boston.
Ira ii. Joy. who LEARNED the printers trade
| in THE AMERICAN office. was in town this
week. being called here by the death of his
mother. Mr.. Joy is now employed In the
office Of the Industrial Journal of Bangor.
Miss Martins Colby, daughter of DR.. Gilmsn
Colby OF the IT Harbnr Tourist, has establish
ed society news bureau at Boston. Miss
Colby is weil-known singer, and has sung
| with success abroad a, well rs in New Eng
| land and will continue her concert work
while conducting her buresu. She is well
| known al Bar Hsrbor and in this city.