Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-25
PERSONALS.

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Mr.. J. R. Long of East Bluehill was in
town Tuesday.
IS. g. Stevens. Esq Of Brookn was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Macomber OF Franklin was In
town last week.
Mr.. r. +. Gerrish OF Franklin. was In
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Cushman were iu
Bluehill. Monday.
Rev. f. A. Mason left Tuesday for short
visit to waterville.
Mrs. Hale and family arrived at The
Pines Saturday last.
R. |. Wooster. Esq, OF Hancock, was In
Ellsworth, Saturday.
-Chas. II. Wood. Esq. OF Bar Harbor, was
In Ellsworth Saturday.
-Messrs. F.. X. Woodward and +. II. Lord
were in Bangor Sunday.
Joshua b. johnson and wife OF Sullivan
were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. s. Treat has returned from her
recent visit TO Chelsea, Mass.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Pillsbury and wife OF Blue
hill, were in this city Friday.
Mrs. T. Q. Tracy and family have been
visiting relatives in Hancock.
Miss Caro- Brooks Is in Rocklsnd on a visit
10 her sister. Mrs. Chas. r. Cole.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Macomber returned
last week from their visit to relatives.
Mrs. Higgins, wife of Mayor Higgins. has
been visiting her old home In Franklin.
-Messrs. Jere Hurley and John H. Ford
have returned from their Western trip.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Dresser of orland
were in town Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Nellie Brown has been visiting In
Hancock, the guest OF Miss Leila Walker.
Mr.. Elmer Davis has gone to Brooks, Me,
in the interest OF the Day Spring Bed Co.
- Hon. John d. Hopkins was in Bangor.
- Prot Fred W. Foster of Mcintosh, Ga,
has arrived in Csstine where he will spend the
summer
Horace Marks, collector of taxes OF the
business.
Geo. K. Fuller, Esq. and Deputy Sheriff
Moore OF Southwest Hsrbor were in this city.
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Campbell of Eden, is the guest
OF her uncle, W. b. Campbell, Esq. on Frank
lin street.
Mrs. J. y. Murch OF Baysiie has moved
to Somersille. Mass, where her husband 10
employed.
Mrs. J. W. Coombs " no has been so long
III, Is slowly improving She was able to ride
out on sunday.
Senator Eugene Hale left th. city on Mon
day mornings train for Portland TO be absent
for several days.
Capt. Horace Lord and wife arrived st
heir home in this city Monday. and will re-
main for some time.
Mr.. Charles Jordan Of New York, i, Witt
ng his parents. Mr.. snd Mr.. John W. Jor-
Ian, on State street.
MIR. and Mr.. l. q. Perkins OF renohsco,,
have been visiting Mr.. Perkiu-' mother. Mr..
Armstrong, in thi, city.
Mr.. VIM. II. Graham Of Milford. \. b.,
"a been passing few day. in this city, his
ormer place Of residence.
Mr.. {. b. Partridge returned Saturday
rom an extended visit to her brother. DR..
Fred A. Davis. in Boston.
United States Marshal II. b. Saundcr.
,pent Sunday with biz family in this city. re-
urniug TO Portland Monday.
Mrs l.. b. Wyman and her daughter. Mrs..
f b. Clark Of fremont. recently spent few
LAYS with friends in Seal Cove.
General and Mr.. Banks and Nil, Maude
Banks will spend the summer at Deer Isle
= here Miss Banks has cottage.
Norton II. Tinker has gone to Green Lake.
y here he + engaged in papering and painting
N the government buildings there.
Mr.. c. II. Abbott. who t. 10 build q store
n West sullivan. was in Ellsworth last week, (
purchasing lumber for the new building.
MR.. Hannah Gonzslez, mother OF the
Dung man who was shot In somervlle. Mass. /
'suied by her daughter,
MIR. Geo. |. Baker formerly clerk at the
merican House. but recently connected wiki |
Hotel REYNOLDS. Boston, hiss returned 10 hi-
rome 10 Mo.-msn's Grant. y. :.
VIM. Freeman. Esq OF CherryheIi srriv- /
u in town Monday and left Tuesday morn
NJ for Portland. While here be Wa, the |
ue,t OF Mr.. snd Mrs. Geo. A. Parcher.
Mr. and Mr.. A. T. Jellison were In Bel |
~ i4.t week. called there by the death OF
Mr.. Jelli-on's father, John II. Lane. Esq. I
: no died on Tuesday, $; the advanced are OF
: year-.
Capt. :. L. Lord spent few days OF this 1
week al home In this city, while his vessel. the
ark Nilora II. Hopkins, is at Bath. Mr.. |
ord accompanied her husband on his return,
Tuesday.
Mrs. sumner Durham. formerly OF Els !
s orth Fails, who has been passing several /
months among relatives in this vicinity, left !
Thursday las, on her return TO her home In /
California.
Miss Lucy Redmsn, telegraph operator at |
cherry field. was the guest OF Mrs.. Parcher on |
Iigh street, Monday and Tuesday. Miss Red /
nan had just returned from Boston and was
N her way to Cherryfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Whiting OF Somesville /
we're visiting their friends n this city last !
week. the guests OF 5. X. Whiting. Esq, Mr.. !
" hitting returned home on sunday, Mrs. W. |
-emaining few days longer, on sccount OF /
sickness.
Robert Gerry. Jr.. and bride OF Pasco, |
" ash. arrived Saturday evening. on 4 visit TO |
ii, parents at Ellsw orth Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. |
ierry were married the first of this month and |
nave come east on bridal tour W hich includes, |
among other points OF interest trip 10 the |
Worlds Fair. The AMERICAN extends its !
congratulations to the newly welded pair.
L. A. Wyman. Esq.. will leave here June
LIST, for the Pacific coast where he will remain |
Tor a while, hoping by Il change OF climate
10 obtain relief from bronchial affection with
" hieh he has been troubled for some time
past, making the change by the advice of his
physician. He intends stopping for time al
Pasadena. Southern California. He will be
accompanied by bis wife.
An exchange states that typhoid fever has
bee n prevailing at Amherst to an extent quite
alarming in that little village and it would
seem Us II tue sanitary conditions bearing upon
the outbreak needed investigation. Some sad
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