Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-06

OF Grand Forks, ana Is h1gh up III une
councils of the democratic party of his
adopted state. He has many friends here
who are pleased to greet him once more.
The Hall bridge is again open to public
travel, and parties bound for Nicolin
have again choice of drives-over Bridge
Hill or along the Shore road.
Ellsworth h teachers who wish to attend
the institute at Castine are requested to
communicate with Supervisor Lord at
once.
Judge and Mrs. Wiswell are enjoying
an outing at Rangeley with Weston Lewis
and wife, of Gardiner. They expect to
return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sawyer, born
Lizzie Dutton, of Reading, Mass, spent
Saturday in the city, with numerous rel
atives and friends.
Miss Clara Sawyer, of Boston, daughter
of Mrs. William Sawyer, a former resi-
Mrs. E. X. Hopkins.
J. E. Parsons, S. V. c., G. A. r., depart
ment of Maine has returned from his
trip down east in company with State
Commander j w. Gilman
Arthur Cook, of THE AMERICAN office,
has returned from his vacation, and
George Packard of the same office is away
on his he is now at Lewiston.
II. E. Hamlin and A. w. King were in
Bucksport on Tuesday to attend a hear
ing before Judge Whitehouse in two
cases of Nicholson Us. Nicholson.
A buckb board party drove to Shady
Nook last Thursday evening, where the
Jordan cottage was kindly placed at their
disposal. A delightful evening was en-
joyed.
John A. Hale has gone to Hebron to
visit his brother, Rev. Henry w. Hale,
who with his wife are soon to leave this
country for India to resume missionary
work.
THE AMERICAN office was complimented
one day this week by Miss Mary, the
little daughter of f. B. Holmes, who sent
in large and handsome bunch Of
sweet peas.
Mrs. George F. Newman, who has been
very i'll for the past two months, is
slowly improving. She will be taken to
a private hospital in Portland for treat
ment about Sept. 10,
Deputy-Sheriff Robert R. JOY, of
Goulds boro, on Tuesday night lodged
William Sargent in the county jail. Sar-
gent was arrested on an execution for
debt and committed.
j. P Gould, of Bangor, has made some
good catches of salmon at Green Lake
recently. One day last week he exhibited
three salmon weighing respectively nine,
ten and twelve pounds.
The Adams house, recently purchased
by Michael Brady, is undergoing repairs.
The old ell has been torn down and Il new
one will be constructed The house has
been otherwise greatly improved.
Walter Stockbridge is very low with
typhoid fever. Monday and Tuesday his
physicians expressed little hope Of his
recovery. but at noon to-day (Wednes-
day) his condition had slightly improved,
The repairs to the Doyle and Hall
bridge have been completed, and the
bridge, which has been closed since July
u, was again opened to the public sun
day morning, The repairs cost ABOUT
800.
Misses Marie and Florence Smith re-
turn to Providence, K. L., to-day tThur.-
day. to resume their duties in the Rhode
Island institute for the deaf. Their aunt,
Mrs NJ, T. Beals, "iII accompany thein 10
Boston
Mrs. George Z. Bell, of Lowell, Mass,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Oke, of this city, left
Monday for Robinston to join her hus-