Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-03
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West Trenton.
ID. B. Alley is building 8 new barn.
Harry Appelman Of Bsll.rdvale, Mass
Is visiting his uncle +. 5. HAYNES
W. II. Walls and wife are the happy
recipients Of baby girl. born July s.
Miss Susie Byrne of Ellsworth has been
in town on visit to her cousin. Mrs. a.
2. Mcfarland.
Henry W. Billings and wife are the
recent happy possessors OF q fine boy
oaby-iheir lrst-born.
Capt. John W Saunders. who is EN-
poyed at Wsltham. Mass, is al home
spending his vacation with his family.
Mrs. Sarah Eaton and her nephew, Ben
ME Moore Of Nashua, \. Ii, are visiting
Mrs. Eaton's brother, Capt j. /. McFar-
land.
Henry Burns Of Waltham. Mass.
former resident Of this place is here on a
visit to his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr.
Mark H. Haynes
Mrs Lizzie 4. Orme Of MaSsach u~,tt~
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Russell Hop
kins and other relatives and friends Her
husband has returned home.
Mrs. PANEL Ladd accompanied by her
daughter Mrs W. Cousins Of West Eden.
has recently arrived home from Portland.
where they have been visiting her son, H.
W. Ladd.
Randolph Haynes OF St Charles. MINI.
after an absence of nearly twenty-five
years, is here visiting his sged mother,
Mrs. RoXalans Haynes. He will leave in
few days for his home in the west.
July %. Roy.
Lamoin.
Mrs. Hodgkins has returned to her home
in Hancock
Mrs. Curtis OF Surry is in town to re-
main indefinitely
Capt. S. p. Cousins has been appointed
fish and game warden for Hancock county
Heman H. Cousins of Sanford arrived
last Saturday evening. and intends TO visit
Bar Harbor to-day, and other places OF in
terest will be visited during the week. He
will be accompanied by Mrs Cousins and
lady friend from Sanford
1t is expected that Rev. W C. Stetson
and family OF Eassalooro will visit Rev.
l. NJ. Bosworth this week, and that he
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday
Miss Frances Young Of Wallham. Mass,
arrived at her mothers last evening. she
IS accompanied BY friend who desires 20
have look 81 down east"
News was received Saturday that the
watch factory at Waltham would not re-
sumo business for one week more. This
will give the girls another week at home
Mrs. Emery of Eden is visiting her
daughter Mrs. A. X Coolidge A picnic
was held at Blunt's Pond last Friday.
Capts Fred and Charles Hodgkns filed
two large hay-racks with people; others
went with teams until the woods were
full Of them. An excellent fish chowder
was prepared on the grounds. and such an
array of good food was spread out that it
was impossible to tell which to eat first
People from Minnesota, Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Maine partook Of the
feast, and were hlled. Two doctors looked
on TO see who would be needing their as
sistance, but as no one seemed inclined to
employ them, they went of together, and
perhaps prescribed for each other. Eben
II. Googins Of Csmbridgeport made him
self busy as usual, in erecting tables and
taking q general oversight as was becom-
ing in him. as he was celebrating his birth
day. At the same time and place, Bartlett
reunion and picnic were going on. The
family of the late II. S. Bartlett started it,
and invited guests numbering about sixty
were present, and had fine time. The
day was delightful and all seemed to en-
JOY it.
July 81