Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-07-19

Mrs F. S. Smith and family OF Gardi-
ner, are visiting Mrs. Smiths mother,
Mrs. $. l.. Lord of this city.
The painting done on the interior of
the Methodist church has greatly i'm
proved the audience-room.
The schooner "Nellie Grant arrived in
the harbor last week, the sailors wear
ing natty white duck suits.
The laundry business of L. J. Files has
been purchased by II. B. Estey x Co. Mr..
Files retains the dye-house.
Miss Bertha Frame, who has been
spending several weeks at Lamoine, re-
turned to Ellsworth this week.
Mrs T. Z. Hale, with her daughter
Helen, left Saturday to visit her brother,
Charles Nickels, at Cherrytield.
Vice-President Adlai B. Stevenson pass
ed through this city last Saturday on the
way to his cottage at Sorrento.
Charles Byrne, Harvey Jordan and w.
L. Mcdonald are occupying the Nc
Donald cottage at Shady Nook.
Willard Benson, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad,
spent Monday night in Ellsworth.
Miss Cordie j. Stanwood, assistant
supervisor of drawing in Springfield,
Mass, is spending her vacation at home.
A. E. Austin of THE AMERICAN office
and wife leave tomorrow for two weeks
visit at their former home, Quincy, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Knowlton of this
city, were in Bar Harbor, the guests of
Rev. G. g. Winslow, few days last week.
Miss Mary Ellen Mcfarland gave
buck board ride to party of friends last
week. The occasion proved most enjoy
able.
Mrs Edward b. Bowen has returned to
the S. X. Whiting cottage at Hancock
Point which she is occupying for the sum
mer.
II. E. Hamlin and NJ. Gallert have be-
come Joint owners in bicycle. Mr. Gal
lert has begun the task of learning to
ride.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hartshorn with
their two sons are at Lamoine Beach,
where they have rented a cottage for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs Horace A. Jordan and son
of Brighton, Mass, are visiting in the city
at the home of Mrs. Sarah +. Hall, on State
street.
On June %, 5000 lake trout fry We're
deposited in Green lake by order of the
United States commission of fish and
fisheries.
Frank NJ Hale, who has been visiting his
mot her at Cherryfield, made flying visit
to Ellsworth last week, before leaving for
New York city.
Rev David l.. Yale of the Congrega-
tional church, exchanged pulpits with
Rev F. Bean of Bluehill, last Sunday
morning and evening.
Joseph Woodward Alex Hagerthy,
Harvard Cook, William Whiting, Charles
Grows, Walter Foster and Harry Rowe are
camping at Shady Nook.
Mrs Mary +. Oakes, of Prov idence, X.
l., is in town for a few weeks. She is
at present the guest of Mrs. \. w.
Packard on High street.
Mrs David Hall, of Brockton, Mass. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. y. Gun
ningham. This is Mrs. Halls first visit to
Ellsworth in twenty years.
Mrs. r. Nj. Pulsifer and her daughter,
Mrs. Georgia Pulsifer Porter, and Mrs.
Porter's two sons of Old Town, We're in
tour, fou. do va Ia
Miss Alice Louise Jordan, Who : at
tending school in Brooklyn, \. y, is
spending her vacation here with Capt.
~ X. Woodward and family.
4 new grand Epworth organ has been
ordered in Chicago, for the Methodist
church. 1t is hoped that it will arrive in
season to be used next Sunday.
The hands in he tailoring department
of Lewis Friend x Go. have been given ii
weeks vacation by their employers.
They resume work next Monday.
Work on the brick school house is pro
crossing rapidly. Supervisor Lord pro-
poses to have the building a. good Is
new before he fall term begins.
Mrs. A. =. Treat ana family o. huthef-
ford y. j., arrived last Monday. They
will spend the summer at the farm OF
Mrs Treat 5 fat her, j. w. Coombs.
VIII Nevells had the fore-fnger OF his
right hand badly lacerated by getting it
caught in the knives of a moving
machine last Saturday. DR.. Haines.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Drury of Boston,
were the guests OF Judge and Mrs. \. +.
Wiswel this week. Mrs. Drury is a
daughter of he late George ;. Peters.
Miss Addie Salisbury is visiting Miss
Mabel Rich at Salisbury Cove. In her
absence Miss Georgia Trip fills Miss
Salisbury's place at the registers office.
The boys and girls of the Outing club
W no were entertained one day last week