Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
COUNTY NEWS.


below the knee.
Mrs. Thomas Savage and little dsugh-
ter Hattie Belle have just returned from
a two weeks visit to relatives at Portland
and West brook
DIR. Charles Freeman, will leave soon for
Philadelphia to complete the course at
the dental college. He will be accom-
panied by his brother Arthur, who ex-
poets to master the tonsorial art, a trade
| more quickly acquired than that OF n dem
tist
John Johnson, OF Brewer, representing
the Fairbanks Comm mutual life in
surance company. has been spending
several weeks in town on busN ess, and at
the same time breaking in an unruiy
bicycle. His wife, BIO is sister to ex-
Postmaster Tower, joined her husband
here for a short visit.
Miss Grace Lawton, OF Brighton, Mass,
after a few weeks visit to relatives here,
returned to he home of her sister, Mrs
William Mitchell, to complete prepara-
tions for her marriage to f. p. Brown, Of
Boston, near the last OF October. Her
mother accompanied her and will remain
all winter. Later her sister, Mrs. James
Crockett, and sisier-in-lsw. Mrs. Thomas
Lawton, Will go on to attend he wedding.
Tuesday OF last week a quiet wedding
took place at the residence of o. W.
Cousins, the abiding place OF the otticiat-
ing minister, Rev. q. H. Hefion The
bride and groom were sullivan Gilley and
Cassie Harmon. After spending few
days with relatives they will leave for
Camden, \. j., where Mr.. Gilley has been
employed for nearly year. host of
friends unite in good wishes for the Joy
and prosperity OF these popular young
people.
Miss NJ. A. Carroll attended the Maine
W. c. T. |. convention al Bath last week,
delegate from the Willard union. also
a. substitute for Mrs. :. +. Rich, the
county president, who, to her great re-
greet for she had hoped TO lead the Han
cock county delegation in person, felt
obliged to open her school at Oak Point.
Grehten, on convention week. Thanks
to some thoughtful white-ribbon sister.
! have received the week : numbers OF the
Bath Times containing CLOWN account
OF tue convention. According TO the
editorials the y lde scope of work under
taken ana the amount of good accom-
pli-nod were revelation TO many not
familiar With the history Of We. T. |.
efforts.
Oct. /. STRAY.
t,r.at Fond
Simeon Williams, of Clifton, is visiting
relatives here.
Lyman Harper and wife, With their two
children, We're guests of Mrs. F. Z. Mace
for few days recently.
Mrs. Raymond Williams and little
daughter lnez are spending week with
Mrs Ernest Rove. OF Aurora.
A. ;. Penney and James kimball. of
Mariaville, spent a part OF the week at
Howard Lords camp, Eagle lake.
Mr.. Malloy, OF Boston, was in town
Tuesday on his way to Amherst, having
been employed by Buzzell & Rice to test
the boilers IN their tanneries.
The county commissioners on their re-
cent visit here, proved themselves expert
fishermen. An hour or two spent at
Great Pond resulted in large catch OF
pickerel. The senior member OF the
party came in too close contact with the
fish and had his fingers badly lacerated
They were joined on the fishing trip by
Howard Higgins, OF Ellsworth
Oct. 3. FLossIE.
East LamoIne.
II. A. Weston has closed "Shore Acres"
and gone to Boston.
Miss Bunker, OF Franklin, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry l.. Springer.
Miss Jane DeLsittre has moved into
Mrs. Rosalie Means cottage for the win
ter.
j. a. Peters, jr., and II. b. Saunders
have closed their summer homes here and
returned to Ellsworth.
Mrs. Belle Gilman, who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents, ;. y
DesIsles and wife, will leave for Boston
the first OF this week.
Oct. /. II.
south BIuehill.
Mrs. Edward Griffin, of Brooklin, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Alice Eaton, OF Ellsworth, is at
home for short visit
Miss Ruby Day has returned to Ellis
worth, " here she is attending school.
Bert Day, OF Somervile, Mass, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles Perrin. /
Mrs. Cynthia Newcome, OF Springfield. I
Mass, has been visiting Mrs. {. B. Hen
derson
Oct. l. d.
Hall Quarry.
Thomas Mccormick is at work at North !
Jay.
c. j. Hall and family are visiting friends
in Belfast