Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-29

DR. David Kennedy Favorite Remedy.
There will be dance at Shore Acres
this Wednesday, evening.
Miss Mary a. Stockbridge is visiting
Mrs. +. w. Cram in Bangor.
Owen Byrn, who is still very ill, WAS
somewh hat improved Wednesday.
Irving Scammons is building house
on Oak street, above Birch avenue.
Senator Hale has returned from Wash
ington, arriving here Tuesday evening.
Col. c. c. Burrill and wife will arrive
nome from California to-day (Wednes-
day..
Miss Carrie Packard and Miss Lillian
Joy are visiting Miss Allie Howard at
Bluehill
Mrs. G. W. Ray and Mrs.W. w. Brooks,
of Boston, are visiting James Smith on
Dean street.
A. NJ. Foster is putting bath rooms in
the county building, and in the house OF
f. A. Coombs.
d. f. Tribou is in Boston this week
pure chasing stock for his store which will
be opened next week.
The State assessors will meet at the
county court house in Ellsworth next
Wednesday, August 4.
Monaghan's band will, weather permit
ting, given an open-air concert on State
street on Friday evening.
Miss Della Hopkins has returned from
Boston and is at her mothers lamoine
Point cottage for the summer.
Rev. c. T.. #eodeoek, pastor of the
Free Baptist church, has returned from
his vacation spent in Lewiston.
Mrs. Oliver johnson and Miss Clara T..
StanwOod, of Providence, k. l., are visit
ing Mrs. II. l.. Stauwood at Beechland.
Miss Minnie Pray returned home
from Portland last Thursday, accom-
panied by Ralph Pray and wife, of that
city.
George Gould sprained his ankle badly
while at work on the bulkhead in the
rear of the Hancock house stable Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs. George II. Grant and daughter
Marie, are at the Tarratine house, Han
cock Point, where they will spend the
month of August.
Members of the general committee of
the Fourth OF July celebration are re-
quested to meet in the aldermen's room,
Hancock hall, Thursday evening.
II | ha W
occupy shop in the rear OF j. f. Ander-
sons new blacksmith shop, which Morri-
son & Joy are building on Water street.
Miss Margaret II. Hayes, the AMERI-
CAMS faithful and efficient book keeper,
is away on her annual vacation. She will
spend a portion of the time in Bar Har-
Dor.
c. p. Dorr, register of probate, has been
quite ill for week past. He is, however,
his friends will be pleased to learn,
rapidly recovering, and is now able to be
at his office.
w. A. Alexander was the fortunate
holder of ticket which drew a hand
some hand-painted lamp, which was
drawn for in Bucksport. The lamp is
valued at about S25.
At a meeting of the Ellsworth tennis
club last Thursday the membership limit
was increased from twenty five to thirty.
Eugene Hale, jr.. X. E. Mason and +. k.
SWEET were elected members.
A change of time has gone into effect
on he Bluehill steamboat line. The boat
stage leaves Ellsworth at a. M, instead
of :, and he boat leaves Surry wharf at 9.
This Will be a change greatly appreciated
by he travelling public.
Mrs. Joanna Cook is very i'll at the
home of her son, Wallace Cook, on High
street. Her daughters, Mrs. Frances
Gordon, of West Bridgewater, Mass, and
Mrs. Annie Ttayer, of Boston, are with
her.
There viii be n meeting of the school
board at the office OF the clerk of courts
next Monday afternoon at o'clock, The
matter OF changing the United States
histories in the city schools Will be de
cided.
Preparations are being made for the
presentation of the Irish drama Colleen
Bawn', by local cast, under the manage
ment of Fred Cooke. The entertainment
will be given in the interest of the Catho-
lie society.
William Calnane died Sunday in the
thirtieth year of his age, after long i'll
ness with consumption. He was un-
married, and leaves a widowed mother
Funeral services were held Tuesday from
| the Catholic church.
James Pho, OF Ellsworth, was discharged
| from the State prison last Wednesday
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