Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-17


HancucL hall-The Vitascope.
Probate noticc-E~t George Il Nichols.
Bluchill Steamboat I.iue-Fall arrangement.
FNcC notiCe-E-t Asa Joyce.
Probate notiCc-Est Eugene B Richards.
Probate nutice-E-t solomon Harbour.
Probate notice-Petiion for licen.e to sell
real estate,
FA Coomba--s ,atiourrv
Ernest y. Bunker, of Rockland, is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Rev. l.. d. Cochrane, of Bar Harbor, is
in town to-day Wednesday,.
Improvements at the residence of II. III.
Harden were completed this week.
Miss Rena B. Roberts has ret urned
from visit to relatives in Portland.
Arthur l.. Hale and Munroe Y. Nc
Gown are visiting friends in Boston.
Fred Flynn returned to Brooklin this
week to be employed at the sardine
factory.
Nearly all the Union river mills were
shut down last week during the height
OF the freshet.
John A. Scott, of this city, returned to
He will graduate in '9S.
l.. J. Files, of Bangor, formerly pro-
prietor OF the Ellsworth steam laundry,
was in Ellsworth this week.
house on Main street, which Gilman P.
Smith and family are occupying.
Arthur B. Denny, of Boston, a cousin
OF Mrs. q. p. Dutton, has been guest at
her home for several days this week.
DR.. E. Leslie Mason, OF Lynn, Mass,
was in town Monday, the guest of his
parents, Charles w. Mason and wife.
Mrs. L. A. Salisbury and Mrs. Ellen
Parody, who have spent the summer in
the West, returned home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Hale and Miss Helen
arrived home Saturday from a visit of
several weeks with their son Charles, in
Waverey, Mass.
DIR. d. E. Brown, of Brockton, Mass,
returned last Friday night. Mrs. Brown
is still with her parents, a. +. Burn
ham and wife.
Col. Geo. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Smith, of New York, have returned
home after a visit to NJ. S. Smith and
family in this city.
Charles A. Bellatty and wife, and Louis
Higgins and wife entertained number
of friends at the Bellatty cottage, at Con-
tention Cove last week.
Services were held in St. Joseph's Cati
olic church lsst Sunday by Rev.. j. Rice,
OF Springfield, Mass, who will remain
here for few weeks.
Last Sunday evening at the Methodist
church E. W. Lord, who has just returned
from California, gave talk on his ex
perences while on the Pacific coast.
There will be a parish supper at the
Congregational vestry on Thursday even
ing of next week, Sept. "a. A parish
meeting will be held after the supper.
Mrs. A. W. Cushman, Mrs. j. d. Hop
kins and Mrs. Erastus f. Redman, OF this
city, with Madame Whiting, Of Boston,
visited relatives in Castine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Menefee and
daughter, Miss George Skinner, of Santa
Cruz, California, are visiting Mrs. Men
efee's brother, George A. Parcher, in this
city.
In place Of the usual prayer meeting at
the Congregational vestry this (Wednes-
day. evening, there will be a service in
memory Of the late Deacon George P.
Dutton.
The little steamer "Hector," which piled
on Union river last spring, has returned
from the Bar Harbor- -Lamoine route to
do towing here. Capt. Arey reports
successful summers business.
II. NJ. Pullen, Bangor's professor OF
music and orchestra leader, who is we'll
known in this city, was married at Chel-
sea, Mass, Tuesday of this week. The
bride is Miss Lucy Hart, of that city.
Albert, younger son OF Charles A. Allen,
stuck pickpole point through his left
foot, inficting a painful wound, last
Thursday. He was picking wood from
pool of water when I he accident occurred.
About three months ago Moses Smith,
of this city, had small piece of glass inn
bedded in one OF the fingers of his right
hand. The object was not removed and
blood poisoning set in He will have to
lose the finger.
j. c. Goudy, of New York, called at
THE AMERICAN office one day last week.
He had ridden all the way from that city
on his wheel, and was bound for Lamoine
Beach, where his family has been stop
ping during the summer.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary A. Trbou,
who died in Worcester, Mass, Sunday,
Sept. g. were inferred in Woodbine ceme-
terry, this city, last week. Mrs Tribou
was the wife of Superintendent d. f. Tri-
bou, of the b. E. Cole shoe factory.