Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-03

Mrs. b. F. Joy is visiting relatives in
Boston.
Miss Alice Scott has returned from her
vacation.
Miss Mary Stuart visited friends In
Bangor last week.
Lloyd Remick, of Bangor, is visiting
his parents in this city.
Harry +. Rowe has returned from a
visit to relatives in Boston.
Miss Jessie Weeks, OF Rockland, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs f. G. SWEET is visiting Mrs. Harry
E. Fiske, OF Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. a. l. Saunders has returned from
an extended visit to Machias
Miss Efiie Walker has gone to Nicolin
to resume her duties as teacher.
William Drummey's house on upper
Main street is being remodelled.
Charles r. Burrill returned to Kent's
Hill Friday to resume his studies.
Mrs. S. q. Stevens, Of Lrooklin, is at
the American house for few days.
There will be no session OF the Els
worth schools next Monday, Labor day.
Geo. NJ. Slower and John Chase of
Bucksport are in the city attending fair.
David McRea and wife, of Boston, are
visiting Mrs. McRea's parents in this city.
Miss Ida Norris, OF Boston, AS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry w. Haynes, OF this
city.
The Unitarian Sunday school will reopen
Sunday, Sept. 6, after the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Annie l.. Jordan OF North Vassal-
boro is the gueJt OF Miss Susie Byrne of
this city.
of Bangor, is at the Ellsworth veterinary
hospital.
Miss Agnes Lord has returned from
Bluehill where she has been spending her
vacation.
Schools in districts A, 5, 6, l3 and IA
will begin next Monday, Sept. I, and will
close Nov. 13.
Misses Catharine and Eleanor Moran, of
Bar Harbor, visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Miss Frances Fl. Tribou, OF Boston, Is
visiting her grand parents, James f.
Davis and wife.
Mrs. Fred w. Hill and son Dexter, OF
Newton, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
F. n. Mcfarland.
The county commissioners met at Els
worth Tuesday, to assess the valuation OF
the wild lands of the county.
Mrs. A. c. Packard, and her daug hler,
Mrs. |. \. Haskell, who have been Wis ting
A. w. Packard, of this city, returned to
their home in Auburn Monday.
The class of '96, of the high school, will
hold clam bake and roast at Con-
tention Cove some evening next week.
Mrs. Lucy l.. Staples, OF Augusta, was
in town last week, the guest OF her
parents, Herman Echenagucia and wife
Harry kief, an Ellsworth boy, now en-
ploved in a wholesale confectionery store
in Boston, is visiting his parents in this
city.
The fair has brought large number of
visitors to town. Tuesdays crowd was
larger than at any other first day of the
fair.
Mrs. f. X. Hopkins, OF Brooklin, has
been visiting relatives in Ellsworth this
week, Mr.. Hopkins was in town to at
tend the fair.
Erastus Jones and Merritt Alley, of
Boston, graduates of the Ellsworth high
school in he class of 49, are visiting rela-
tives in this city.
Charles W. Cook has just completed he
painting OF the government hatchery at
Green Lake, greatly to the satisfaction of
superintendent Race.
a corn-roast is being planned for Fri
day night OF This week by the Nicolin
club. An adjourned meeting of members
will be held at o clock.
Ii. IL. Sylvester, the clever manage of
the art department OF the Youths Conn
pdnion, of Boston, was a visitor to Els
worth last Saturday and Sunday.
The boiler at the Hall steam mill, W 'ch
burst last week, Was repaired by work
man from Bangor Thursday, and The
Water street factories are now running.
The county has been very well-behaved
the past week There have been no ar
rivals at the Jail since Tommy" Cousins
called and gave himself into custody.
Roy L. Tilden, infant son OF Frank E.
Tilden and wife, died Saturday OF stom-
ach trouble. Funeral services were held
Monday. Rev. j. d. McLearn otticiated.
The general topic for the Epworth
league prayer meeting for September is
"The Enemies of Christ" The subject
for next Tuesday evening is "The Enemies
through passion and appetite"
The manner in which the tennis tour
nament Is being conducted has been