Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-08-16
FLOSSIE
West Brooks.ille.


Aug 5. FLoSslE.
West Brookssille.
Mrs :. 7. Murridge of Rockiand, is
a.isitsng her sister, Mrs. Isaiah Lore.
All are through having i'll this neigh
herbood; good crops. all housed IN COED
order.
Charles Babbige and wife have returned
to heir home al Portland, after passing
few weeks at Dea. l. P. Tapley's.'
Mrs. Awhile Ring, who has been spend
ing he past two weeks with her nother
Mrs. Andrew Wescott, has returned to
her home in Brewer.
Misses Laura and Lucy Jones leave
for Mort hport this morning to attend
the Chautauqua and Sunday school as
-embly.
Herbert Lord, who is in town and who
las been attending school at Kent : Hill,
i canvassing for book entitled "Por-
traits and Principles,
Mrs Dora Narnum and her daughter
Matte. of New London, Conn, have
rented Newton Lords house and will re-
main here until September.
Capt. Jerome Tapley, late of the
schooner Lucia Porter, passed his place
saturday morning in command OF the
schooner Estelle, on his way to Curacao,
vi, from Bangor
Our ferryman at the "old Lymburne
ferry" would do we'll to keep his
Yeather ear open. He lost two good
fares one evening last week, and caused
them midnight drive into town ria
Penobseot.
Capt. Geo. II. Tapley plotted the Italian
bark emilia Campo from Fort Point to
sea last Sunday. She was from Bangor
bound to Castlemar with orange box
shocks. She worked out through Isle-au
Haut sound in seven hours time against a
scout Invest breeze.
Rev. W. T. Lord, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church at kennebunk, and Wife are
spending their vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Isaiah Lord. Rev. Mr.. Lord
is to preach through an interpreter to
one-hundred and fifty deaf mutes at the
Methodist Episcopal church, kennebunk,
Aug. %.
There are about twenty summer visitors
at HAYES Hotel The late arrivals here
are, Mrs Ed. Tapley and daughter Ninal-
haven; Mrs. Cole Steel and sister, of Els
worth; Mr.. and Mrs. Willis GrinGaI, of
Haverhill, Mass. Mrs. II. B. Emery, OF
Bangor; Mrs. Thurston Lord and daugh-
ter of Bangor. All are spending a few
weeks at their old homes.
Aug. 10. ToMsa&.
North Hancock.
Henry Foren, OF this place, is fish ped
ding and buying eggs.
Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs. Augusta
Brown are yet very sick.
Elmer Kingman and family are occu-
plying their cottage at Hancock Neck.
Mrs. Charles Jordan's parents, Mr..
Giles and wife, of Boston, are visiting
here.
Miss Victory Milliken, who has severe
attack of sciatica rhumatis ism, will be
missed from her place as superintendent
] OF the "a DDatn ScnOOl.
Messrs. George w. Young and Sherman
j. Mcfarland have been doing mason
work at sullivan the past week.
James Wood and sister Lizzie, of Els
worth, made short visit to their sister
Mrs. Agnes Milliken, recently.
Mrs. Annie Dodge and little Miss
Mildred Violet Young, made short visit
10 relatives al Bar Harbor last Saturday
Nearly all the people of the place Went
on a Sabbath school picnic last Friday t(
Weymouth Point. They report having
a delightful time
Irving Mcfarland, Fred Milliken
Henry Milliken, Mrs. Minnie Miliken
Mrs. Verne Rogers and Miss Susie Ne
Farlgnd went to Branch Pond last Thurs
day on a picnic. They enjoyed them
selves immensely catching fish and other
wise having good time.
Aug. 10, SUBSTITUTE.