Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-13

Cape Roster.
Louise Bates returned from Ellsworth,
Saturday.
Lewis Hutchings and wife are calling
on friends here. They go back to Els
worth to-day.
George Reed and wife are to move to
South Brooksville from Brooklin. They
are to occupy part of J. NJ. Bates house.
Several families at South Brooksvile
have the typhoid fever and are really
quite ill. Is the board of health doing
its duty:
The Waterman family have returned to
Maiden from Undercliff Mrs. Black
took several OF her boarders to Bluehill
last week.
Walter Holland, OF Steuben, is visiting
friends here He has not yet recovered
from the injury received several months
ago while driving horse.
Edward Howard has moved his family
from the Creek to South Brooksville, into
Joseph Ladd's house. Mrs. Ladd has
moved in her mot hers house in South
Brooksville
School Is in session in the Crockett
district The society Of Christian En-
deavor has been reorganized, and a Sab
bath school has been organized at the
school-house.
new yacht and is preparing the sails for
her. He hopes to participate in the yacht
race which is to take place next week at
Castine. A gold cup is offered.
Blackboard parties are still on the go.
II you want nice time come with John
week with a reversible and quite irrepres-
sible company OF young people.
Mrs. 81. f. Mailing and family returned
to Brewer one week ago. They were all
much benefited by their sojourn at
Farview Their friends here hope to
see them again next year, and it is hoped
Mr.. Mailing may come too. His business
kept him in Brewer this summer
Robert S. Davis came from Camden
Thursday and returned Friday to Isles
boro. He came to attend to repairs on
the steamboat wharf. He says there Will
be a little more ballast added, some white
washing and painting done His friends
here are very happy TO see him looking so
we'll since his illness.
The summer visitors here are quite un-
like those from Norwood, Mass, who
visited Brooklin. They take great pains
to go to church, walking eyeral miles on
Sunday, to hear Mr.. johnson, OF Boston.
His meetings have been great treat.
His son came to go home with him. No
one here thinks OF going "froggin' on
his way to church; but none of our
visitors are from Norwood.
The excursion to Bangor Wednesday on
the "Sedgwck" WAS voted good time.
Capt Jerry Jones' carriage and the car
rage of Lewis Farnham came from West
Brooksville with members of their fam
lilies. Mrs J. NJ. Bates and son and Miss
Addie Bates from South Brooksville,
Joined the "Sedgwick" here. Mrs.
Phillips and little daughter went with
the Sawyer family. Gilman Blake,
mother and sisters went also to attend
the fair. Mrs. Blake returned Sept. /, with
Mrs r. w. Murch, of iampden.
Among the latest arrivals at Cndercliff
are Miss Emma Collins and her mother.
Miss Collins was he first lady boarder
who ever came to Cndercliff, and she has
been here nearly every year since. Mr..
Weston and Mr.. Montague are there from
Boston Fred Parsons and sister have re-
NJ ,1,i rb,t bnr hus hoe N
fine for the last few days, so that the
boarders enjoyed bathing, boating, etc.
Green corn and blackberries are on the
bill of fare in plentiful quantities at last,
though it was thought they would never
come.
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