Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-08-19


Lewis Friend & Co-Clothng.
BANGOR:
Sumner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notice.
Mrs. George G. Davis is visiting friends
in Bar Harbor.
A house is being built for John Hawkes.
on Chapel street.
Mrs. w. 4. Alexander is visiting her
mother in Bucksport.
Curtis r. Foster and family are at their
Shady Nook cottage.
There will be a social dance at Shore
Acres, Lamoine Beach, this evening.
Mrs. Barlow Hall and family are occu-
pying the Haslam cottage at Shady Nook.
Mrs. Charles Rood, of Willimantic,
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Fred L. Kent.
Fred Hale, with party OF friends, left
Wednesday for cruise in H f. Hamlin's
yacht "Thetis".
Fred E. Morang has moved to the Files
house on Oak street, recently vacated by
Dr. w. l.. West.
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan E. Kellen
took place last Thursday. Rev. |. II. w.
Whar IF otficated.
William L. Mcdonald, Of Allegheny,
Pa, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ann Nc
Donald, in Ellsworth.
A pension mas been granted to the
minors of John w. Mosely living in
Ellsworth and Portland.
The Kings Daughters readng-room in
the Manning block viii close for two
weeks beginning Monday, Aug. 23
X. E. Mason has gone for a pleasure
trip to New York in the schooner "ienri-
eta \. Whitney, Capt, Woodward.
Ellsworth veterans of the Sixth Maine
regiment are swapping war reminiscent
ces with old comrades in Bluehill this
week.
At the Baptist church last Sunday
morning he PASTOR Rev. c. :. Mclearn,
administered the ordinance of baptism
on four candidates.
The Sunday school of the Free Baptist
church will unite with the Dollardtown
school Thursday Of this week for picnic
at Chstto's shore, Surry.
Amasa Sargent, the veteran salesman
the city, making his semi-annual call
upon his customers here.
w. f. Aiken has rented his house on
Oak street to Harvey Conant, a travelling
sa esman, no is we'll known here, where
he has resided for some time.
Mrs. p. w. Scott, who recently moved
to Boston from Ellsworth, is here for
visit. She is accompanied by her little
grandson, Campbell Higgins.
Joseph II. Woodward, who has been
employed in Boston, is now in the employ
OF Lytord * Woodward at Bangor He
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Louten and Miss Sprieger, of
Mount Vernon, \. V, are guests at the
American house, spending their vacation
here. This is their first visit to Maine.
Leon ID. Harden and wife, of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting MIR. Harden's parents,
A. p. Harden and wife, in this city. This
is Mrs. lIarden's first visit to Ellsworth.
George p. Woodward has returned from
ployed for some time. He has been in
pooc health, but few weeks of Names
bracing air doubtless will greatly benefit
him.
+. L. Parker was beaten in singles at
the tennis tournament in Sorrento last
week, 81, 6-3. Parker was pitted against
this years champion Of Yale college. In
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90, o.
John ii. Burnham, of Norway, Me-, is
visiting his father, Orrn Il. Burnham, in
this city. This is his first visit home in
twenty eight years. He holds response
Bile position in a planning and turning
mill at Norway.
T. II. Mosher, "the yellow kid" who
celebrated the Fourth in Ellsworth, will
represent Bar Harbor in the bicycle races
at Rigby park, Portland, this week.
Mosher was given benefit dance at Bar
Harbor last week.
Assistant U. S. Engineer w. F. Robin
son, Of Portland, who will have direct
supervision of the government work on
Union river, was in Ellsworth last week.
When here he expected TO have the work
under way in two weeks.
ID. j. Cham berlain and wife, of Elgin,
ILL.,, who have been spending six weeks
here, making their headquarters at the
American house, left Monday, greatly to
the regret OF their many friends who
have so thoroughly enjoyed their stay.
The excursion of Monag hans band to
Shore Acres, after being twice postponed,
took place last Friday. The trip was
made on the schooner Lulu w. Eppes".
At Shore Acres dancing was enjoyed.
The excursionists returned by moonlight,
reaching home after O'Clock.
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