Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-27
f. G. Smith is in Boston on business.

f. G. Smith is in Boston on business.
Supervisor Lord is making regulation
tour of the schools of the city.
Charles Woodward spent Sunday with
his parents in Ellsworth.
c. l.. Morang is away on business. He
will visit Boston and New York.
EX-Sheriff ID. l.. Fields is out again
after severe attack of malarial fever.
Tevs. ID. l.. Yale and !. II. w. w Wharff
exchanged pulpits last Sunday morning.
Mrs. F. II. Bailey and her niece, Miss
Burnham, OF Detroit, are at the American
house.
Miss Lizzie Gillispie, of Bangor, was
the guest of Miss Mary Hayes last
Sunday.
Miss Kate Halpin, of Everett, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Charles p. Halpin,
in his city
Mrs Wheelock Craig, of Augusta, is the
p. Dutton.
George S. Hagerthy and Ed. l.. Mason
left Tuesday to attend the Philadelphia
dental college.
John Bresnahan has leased the home
stead OF the late Erastus Redman on
Bridge Hill.
Mrs. John Drummey, who has been seri-
ousiy i'll, is now comfortable, and appears
to be out of danger.
c. K. Foster has gone to Olamon as one
of The appraisers of the property Of the
late Erastus Redman.
The Unity club will meet at the Uni
tartan vestry next Wednesday evening.
\ supper will be served.
Miss Carrie L. Woodward, who has
| been visiting her parents here, returned
to Boston sunday evening
The ladies of the Methodist church Will
give supper in the vestry thi. tThurs-
day evening from $50 to :.
II. t, Hamlin lef; Tuesday night on
Il business trip 10 Boston. He may visit
Washington before his return.
p. F. Kane, of Boston, is spending II
short vacation with his sister, Mrs.
Maurice Downey, II, in this city.
supervisor Lord, thi, city, read paper
on school Hygiene at the recent
teac hers convention at Castine.
Mary, daughter of O. r. Burnham, has
returned to Philadelphia to continue her
studies at the Woman ; medical college.
Among recent visitor, to the Abenaquis
club were >. ). Caryallo, New York: IL.
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Announcement is made OF the marriage
of Miss Ethel X. Parsons to Fred {.
| Coombs, to take place on Tuesday, Octo-
Der g.
w. 4. Alexander and wife will on re-
turning from their wedding trip, occupy
the Dwight Rove house ON Hancock
street.
The Misses Baylies, of Baltimore, who
have been the guests of Mrs. George A.
Phillips have returned to their southern
| home.
Pote, " no has done such good work be-
hind the bat for the Ellsworth ball team
| this summer, returned to Somerville,
Mass, Sunday.
Miss Mary F. Calnane, who has been
spending her summer vacation here, left
Sunday evening for Dover, y. j., where
| she is teaching.
The handsome past masters Jewel,
presented some time ago to Hon. John B..
| Redman, is on exhibition in +. F. Robin
sons show window.
\ crew is working in J. H. and +. X.
Hopkins foundry, and it is expected that
the machine shop will be in operation
| today or tomorrow.
The many friends of Frank NJ. JOY were
| glad to see him on he street again this
| week. He has been confined to mis- house
several weeks With rheumatism.
The best time made by +. X. Hopkins
Black Prince at Gherryfeld last Wednes-
day has been reported IN several papers as
2:33i but Mr.. Hopkins says it was = 2;32a a
The bay mare Startling, which captured
two of Thursdays races at the fair here
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