Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-15

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Capt. Staples has made trip to Rock
land,
Mrs. Hattie Mayo i, visiting her
bret a5r. I. L. Sweet,
Ernest Casper was unable to stand the
work ON the boat aad came home.
Reuben Cousins, IS bo has been at work
m BIuehilf wa, nome a few days last
week.
Mrs. Z. +. SWEET has returned from a
visit at Machiasport She j. in poor
health.
CAPT. II. Heroes sod h, vessel to
Capt. Leroy Grindle, Of East Bluehiil, re-
Gently.
sunday. Aug Il, Ma. one Of the hottest
days Of the season hardly a breath OF air
moving.
Mrs. Rose Jarvis and Mrs. Mary Z.
Gray are being visited by their mother
and two sisters from Bangor.
Mrs. Day has returned from Machlas
very much improved in health, and all
are glad for her improved condition.
Rev. q. Mayo, OF BROOKLYN. passed
through town on his Way to Mt. Desert
Island, where his wife and children are
spending a few weeks.
Christian Endeavorers at East surry
are looking forward to pleasant time at
the coming meeting OF Local union,
which meets with them sept. 10.
Horace Perkins, OF South Penobscot,
was in town Saturday, on his way to
Ellsworth on business. Mr.. Perkins is
one of the strong men OF the county.
Frank Jordan is away with Capt. H. {.
Young, Who is loading his vessel at sui
Ivan. Capt. Young is accompanied by
his daughter, Eva, and niece, Miss Ella
Jarvis
old men. He is very actively engaged in
his business, both in the store and around
the mill. All his life ne has been a stir
ring man.
d. q. Means, at Rieh's corner, has fine
garden of berries raspberries, straw
berries and black berries. He viii raise
this season at least ten bushels OF black
berries alone.
Next Wednesday, or Il stormy the next
fair DAY, the Christian Endeayorers, with
many others, will go on an excursion to
BROOKLYN by boat. \ large crowd is
looked for
Misses Florence Curtis. OF Ellsworth,
and Emily Curtis, OF Massae husetts, are
visiting at DR.. Emery's. \ little niece OF
DR.. Emery is also spending several weeks
with her cousin, Nj ISIS Esther.
Mr. Phillips has his house nearly done.
Charles Staples Is now the only carpenter
employed. The mason is done, and Var
den Lord is well along with the painting
Mr.. Phillips will have the best house in
town when completed.
Quite extensive repairs have been made
at the. Baptist parsonage painting, pa
pering, etc. lSoon the roof IS to re-
shingled. The Baptist society is doing
good work now, and viii not be satisfied
until It sees the parsonage in comfortable
condition.
Prof. L. H. steyer made pleasant call
at the parsonage last week, in consultation
with Pastor Day IN relation 10 matters
connected with interests Of Seaside Local
union Of Christian Endeavor. Prof.
otovcr is to take a course at Newton thco-
logical seminary. He leaves Aug 30 for
Newton.
Last Thursday the Baptist sunday
school, with friends, took its baskets
and spent The day in picnic at Browns
Point. The day was pleasant the
crowd numbered about one hundred.
The chowder was excellent and he pastry
VAS 4 No. !. On the whole ii was one OF
the very best times possible. Every body
enjoyed ii. Capt. p. p. Stinson took sew
eral parties to sail with his stauuch craft,
the annie ID. Stinson.'
Aug. y. ID.