Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02

architecture, and VIII stand upon
terrace of native rubble-stone. The
general dimensions are 50x40 feet. The
side is charming one. Mr.. Little Is q
native of Castine, and visited here last
summer for the first time in many years.
He formerly held pastorate in Augusta.
West Trenton.
Mrs. Mark II. Haynes is in quite feeble
health.
Capt. A. H. Mcfarland has gone to
Ellsworth to work in the snipyard.
Alonzo H. GrindIe has gone to East
Bluehill, where he will engage in bust
ness.
W. Il. Walls is building q fine barn.
Veranus Haynes is the contracting ear
penter.
Harry Alley has returned home from
Seal Harbor, where he was working, ill
with he measles.
Fred l.. Murch and wife and little
daughter AIthea, of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Jennie Murch has been appointed
tered upon the duties of her office
Arno w. Marshall is building very
convenient barn, 35x40 feet, with mansard
roof. Charles II. Davis is he carpenter
Miss Lizzie S. Haynes who has been in
failing health for several months past, is
now very poorly, with no perceptible
change for the better
The families of Norman and cambridge
Mcfarland have moved, the former to
Bar Harbor and the latter to South Han
cock, where they will remain during the
season.
Master Davie Marshall, who met will
painful accident recently by nearly
severing a finger with pocket knife,
necess itating the amputation of the same
by DR.. Hagerthy, is now considerably
better.
The society of Kings Daughters will
hold a fair and dinner in the grove at
Evergreen hall Fourth of July.
speaker, whose name will be announced
later, will deliver Grafton. No pains
will be spared by the ladies of this society
to make this brilliant success.
This community has again been called
to mourn the loss of one of its best citi-
zens, Hannah NJ, wife of Capt. Sheldon
Brown. She was an active and helpful
member of the Baptist church for seven
teen years. Her life was made up of good
deeds, and her sympathies were always
extended to the afflicted. She leaves an
aged husband, one daughter, three sons
and one sister, besides other relatives, to
mourn her loss. She was faithful and
loving wife, an affectionate mother and
sister, and kind and obliging neighbor,
and her kind acts and words will be re-
mem bered by many. Funeral services
were held at the Baptist church, Rev. l..
NJ Bosworth, OF Lamoine, officiating.
Mrs. Sophrenia J. Townsend, wife of
DIR. f. F. Townsend of Boston, who died
in that city several weeks ago, was born
and reared in this place, being the third
daughter of David, ID, and Eleanor Hop
kins Haynes. She went to Massachusetts
when quite young, and since that time
has been q resident of Boston, Providence
and OF her cities where her husbands pro-
fessioIl called him. She has frequently
made visits to her parental home, and has
many relatives and friends i'll this com
munity " no are panied to kno" OF her
dent h. She will be remem bered by many
here as a bright and interesting lady, and
in her girlhood days great favorlte with
all her young associates. She was fifty
two years old at the time of her death.
She leaves as near relatives two sisters
and one brot her-Mrs. l.. J. Douglass, of
Noank, Conn, Miss Ada j. Haynes, of
Bar Harbor, and Mark II. Haynes, of this
place.
April 27. kof.