Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-05-04
COUNTY NEWS.
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West Trenton.
Eddie Doug lass is quite i'll.
Mrs. Howard Galley is confined to her
home by illness.
w. X. BIaisdeII and wife are visiting
her parents. NJ. H. Haynes and wife.
Nathan Leland, an aged citizen, is
seriously i'll at his home at the Narrows.
Postmistress Mrs. Richmond Murch
has gone to North Ellsworth to visit rela-
tives
Alonzo Grindle and Miss Alice Morton,
of Bar Harbor, are in town calling on
relatives.
/ w. II. Walls, who has been in failing
i health for some time with heart trouble,
is now seriously ill.
/ Harry w. Leland has gone to Seal Har-
/ Dor, where he has obtained employment
in the store of Fred Macomber.
w. d. Leland and wife have gone to
South Surry to visit their brother, Capt.
c. c. Clark, who is seriously ill.
, Mark. II. Haynes and Mrs. Annie L.
Saunders are making some improvements
! on the interior of their dwellings.
Edwin Condor, wife and child, of
Rockland, are here on visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Leland.
d. Marshall and F. L. Murch have
bought an incubator and are going into
the poultry business quite extensively.
John Haynes has broken up housekeep
ing and gone to Rondout in schooner
"Abigail Haynes. His children board
with Mrs. Fred l.. Murch.
School in this district will commence
next Monday under the instruction of
Miss Abbie Thomas, of West Eden. She
boards at E. Shepley Haynes
Daniel Laid. who, since the death of
his wife last January has been in Port
land living with his son, W. II. Ladd, has
returned home, and will soon commence
housekeeping.
Miss Hattie G. Leland, who was recent
ly married at the Hilton hotel, Wiscasset,
to Capt. w. 5. Brown, of Mt. Desert, is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
L. Leland of this place. She is a bright
and interesting young lady, and her
many friends wish her happiness and
prosperity in her married life. She will
accompany her husband in his vessel, the
schooner M . c. Moseley', on trip south.
April 80. Roy.
Deer Isle.
j. j. spofford leaves to-day for Port
land.
Capt George F. Haskell arrived home
this week.
Clifton E. Wass, of E. NJ. c. seminary,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Sellers, of Stonington, is the |
guest of Mrs. l. G. Barbour.
H. p. A. Spofford is having new store
built on he site Of the old one.
The yacht "Adriannen, of Boston,
which has been repaired here, sailed yes
terday.
Mrs c. c. Wood and daughters May
and Alma are the guests of her sister,
Mrs. Alma Haskell.
Mrs. Cynthia Howard, of North Deer |
Isle was found dead one morning this
week. She leaves four children. The |
youngest will be adopted by her brother,
Capt. Ezekiel Marshall.
Schools commenced Monday. The
grammar school is taught by Ralph n.
Knight, class of '97, E. M. c. s., primary
by Miss Susie Haskell, the Shakespeare
by Miss Linne Howard, the Red school
by Miss Helen Richardson, White school
by Miss Anna Damon, Pressey district |
by Miss Beulah Pressey, Reach school !
by Miss Mertice Small, South Deer Isle
by Mrs. NJ. S. Knowles, the two Sunset |
schools by Misses Lima Greenlaw and |
Belle Sawyer, Stinson's Neck by Addie |
Spofford.
May2. r.