Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-07-26

ing, and Cashier james +. Parsons and
family took possession. Every cottage
there is occupied this week, and it is
very gay spot.
Edward E. Morgan, of the firm of A.
Turner q Co., Boston, Mass, was in the
city this week on business.
Able Friend, son of David Friend, was
home from Boston, few days this week.
He will return later and spend his vaca-
tion here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Emery of this city,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eddy of
Bangor, are camping at Tunk pond for
two weeks.
Mrs. Percy GRAHAM nd daughter, of
Milford, N. B., are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Graffam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mclean.
w. f. Dodge with his wife and two
children Of Lowell, Mass, passed through
Ellsworth Monday on his way to visit his
former home at Bluehill.
The many friends of A. j. Grant are
pleased to see him in Ellsworth again.
itorship of the Enterprise
Edward H. Emerson, manager of the
electric light station at Bucksport, spent
Sunday in the city with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Emerson.
Frank L. Gray has purchased the Red
man cottage at Bayside. The cottage
was owned jointly by Erastus Redman,
Charles A. Cole and +. f. Robinson.
A. w. Ellis has placed his trotter and
PAGER, DR.. Lord, in charge of c. 6. An
drews to be raced during the season. DR..
Lord will be put back to trotting.
A trained dog and pony show which
held forth at Hancock hall last Friday
evening paraded the streets at noon, to
the delight of the Ellsworth small boy.
\ large party of ladies participated in
a buck board ride to Bar Harbor Tuesday.
On their return trip they were caught IN a
drenchng rain.
Capt John Davis, oyerseer of the poor,
was stricken with paralysi. Of one side on
Wednesday of last week. At last reports
he Was but slightly improved.
The young peoples society of the Con-
gregational church Will hold sociable at
the vestry next Tuesday evening. There
will be music and refreshments.
DR.. A. {. Hagcrthy has purchased the
Mullan farm of sixty acres on the Eastern
road. The sale was made by c. H. Emery
! for Edward Swazey, OF Bucksport.
] of Io9
Mich, who is spending the summer at
Franklin, has been visiting her father,
| Postmaster A. r. DeyereuX, in this city
this week.
+. f. Hartshorn Who with his family,
has taken cottage at Lamoine Beach,
has hired Henry w. Cooks new yacht for
month. Capt. Samuel DesIsles is
skipper.
At a recent fashionable wedding in
! Ellsworth Rev. Mr.. Yale joined he happy
couple in bonds OF wedlock. Perhaps 1t
might appropriately be styled Yale lock.
-Rockidnd Courier Gazette.
Alex McNabb returned Monday from a
weeks vacation spent at his home in
! Calais. He made the trip to Calais about
no miles, on his bicycle in a little less
| than thirteen hours.
Arthur l.. Hale, who for the past three
years has been employed on the Para
qraph, OF Mamaroneck, y. y, is in Ellis
worth visiting his mother, Mrs. F. II,
Bailey, and other relatives.
W. j. Logan, who is in the employ of
| f B. Aiken, has returned from Sullivan,
where he has been doing a job for the
Sullivan land company, at Tie Manor
Inn, the water there being low.
Misses Alice Moore, Mary Rurnham,
Marion Bartlett, Lucy Osgood, Clio Chill
colt. Idella Stanwoo and Annie Mcfar-
land, chaperoneu 10y Mrs. Chilcott, left
/ Yesterday for a week ; -oJourn at {. X.
Fosters Shady Nook cottage.
W. II. H. Dodge, a son Of the late Ad-
+ olson Dodge of this city, was in town
yesterday-for the second time in twenty
five years. MIR: Dodge is in the employ
of the New York. New Haven X Hartford
railroad, and is stationed in Boston.
Early Wednesday morning strange
horse attached to express wagon start
ed from in front OF j. w. Coombs, where
he had been left by his owner, and ran u
Main street. The horse was stopped by
Edward Silvy in front of \. II. joys
Misses Ruby McGown Blanche Hop
kins, Georgia Trip, Maud Presby and
Georgia Hastings, chaperoned by Mrs
Josephine Farrell, all of this city, are at
the Mcdonald cottage, Shady Nook, foi
the week.
Shore Acres, at Lamoine Beach, which
has been leased by Edmon Emo, was
opened for the season last saturday
Fred X. 1N,tt, Of this city, will be cler"
at the hotel, and John Powers Will be ii
charge OF the stables.
Charles VI. Green has rendered his re-
iguation ns assistant treasurer of the Els
worth electric light company to take
effect August /. The annual election oi
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