Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-07-04

| Edward +. Chasc-A ssignee's sale.
stockholders meeting of Latona mineral
| spring water company.
| & \. Parcher= pothecary.
| Hluchill Il Ellsworth Steamboat Co.-Summer
| ARA cement
| j. I. ushman-iIouse To rent.
| HANCOCK. ME.
Nonresident tax notice Of the town of Han
| cock.
The board OF trade will NEE. Monday
evening.
L. II. Stover, of Bluehill, was in the
city saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Hooper Is at home on her
summer vacation.
Misses Ida Norris and Hannah Holmes
are visiting at Oldtown.
The State board of assessors will meet
at Ellsworth Saturday, Aug. 10.
Mrs p b. Day and her son Clarence
are visiting relatives in BluehiIl.
Mr. and Mrs J. {. Holman and wife
OF B'uehiil, were in the city Saturday
MIR and Mrs Charles Currier and son
OF Brewer, are the guests of IL. n. JOY.
Mrs Hcrbe-t Higgins and Miss Mary
Scott are spending few da at Bangor.
Rcvs. y. L. Yale aud l. H. w. w Wharff
exchanged pulpits last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Louise j. Backus left Monday to
spend the summer with a sister at Cohoes,
y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs = G.. Stevens and son,
Ray p. stevens, OF Brooklin, are in the
city
Miss Annie Mcfarland attended the
commencement of Colby university at
| WaterVile.
Mrs George 4. Parcher and sons, George
and Arthur, are spending the week in
Cherrytiold.
Mrs. Ann Mcdonald entertained a
party OF ladies at her Shady Nook cottage
last Tuesday.
Miss Julia Inglee, OF Mschias, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. A. l. Saunders, at the
American house.
X. Eugene Mason is home from
Chauneey Hail school, Boston, for the
summer vacation.
y. l.
and " fe are at he Norris cottage, Shady
Nook, for the summer.
There Will be meeting of the Woman's
relief corps Friday afternoon, July .. a
full attendance is requested.
N-.. Pho, he NJ. Cunningh ham, OF Bar
Harhor, former resident OF this city, is
visiting Mrs. Lewis \. Joy.
The delayed timbers for the Odd Eel
lows building have arrived, and Con-
tractor Foster is now pushing the work.
Mrs. D. f. Brown and son Albert, of
Brockton, Mass. are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. f. Burnham, in this city.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Ellsworth post office, June 80:
Mrs. Priscilla Conley, Mrs. Gertrude w.
Hughes.
Rev. u. NJ. Wilson, OF Boston, formerly
located at I-amoine, occupied the pulpit
of the Unitarian church last Sunday
morning.
Clerk OF Courts John f. knowlton is at
Appleton where he was called Monday
bvthe sudden death of his bro;her-in-
law {. o. X eating.
Mrs. {. :. Bragdon, OF Boston, is in
Ellsworth, visiting her parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. i. f. Robinson. She will probably
remain during the summer.
William Small, OF the klttery navy
ward was in town part OF last week ana
part Of this His many friends were, as
usual, glad 10 greet him.
George Gould and Edmon Emo caught
four handsome salmon at Patten ) pond
last Thursday. The salmon weighed
from three and one-ha TO four and one
half pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward K. Jordan and
daughter, Miss Annie Jordan, who have
been at their Shady Nook cottage the
past few weeks, have returned to Els
worth.
George f. Parsons and Arthur l.. Ma
comber returned to their homes here last
Friday, full fedged NJ. DIS, having grad
uated from the Brunswick medical college
and received that degree.
Miss Sarah j. Treworgy, who has been
conducting interesting services at the
Free Baptist church for the past few
months, returned to her home at Sout h
surry this week. She preached an
excellent farewell sermon Sunday after
Embellishments.