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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-12
COUNTY NEWS.
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West Sullivan.
Ernest Hodgkins is in town.
Elsie Scott is home on a vacation.
Charles Gordon is in poor health.
Grace Bunker is keeping house for Mrs.
V. b. Gordon.
Mrs. Dora A. Blake and little charge,
Verie Butler, have been ill.
Arthur Bunker has added horse power
machine to his sausage factory.
The Christian Endeavor society had a
pleasant entertainment Saturday evening
G. d. Blake was home Sunday. He ex-
poets to finish his seasons work at Sor-
rento this week.
Harold F. Gordon carries the mail from
. West to North Sullivan, and clerks for
Haskell & Hevey.
Stone business is picking up and ves-
sells are being chartered for both paving
and cut stone, as the marine list will
show this good news. During the past
week over thirty men have found employ
ment here.
John Jordan and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
arrived Saturday with the remains OF
their twin babies, about fourteen months
old. The children died on the same day.
The bereaved parents have the sympathy
of all frienos.
Oct 10 q,
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Joseph Jellison, assistant keeper of
White Head light, has been in town for a
few days.
Mrs. Jennie Summerfield has bought
the Fred Cummings house, and is max
ing extensive alterations and finishing.
Ed. Kief and son are doing the job.
Howard Bennett, OF Boston, made his
friends here a flying visit a short time
ago.
Rodolphus Ladd, who has had typhoid
fever, is gaining rapidly. This is the
fourth case which the family has had, the
eldest son, Joseph, dying six years ago
with the fever.
Schooner "May Queen, Capt. Grant,
arrived from Boston Friday.
Ivory Crabtree, wife and child came
from Boston last week, where he has been
employed on the electric cars.
Oct. 10. YANKAPoo.
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West BrooksviiIe.
Thomas Tapley, IT,, is teaching in Whit
ing.
Miss Lucy Hale Tapley has returned to
Atlanta, Ga.
Omar w. Tapley, OF Ellsworth, was in
town last week.
Eugene d. Tspley has entered the Long
Island college hospital.
Charles Grinde and family, of Penob-
day.
Mrs. Jere Jones, with her daughter
Laura, is in Bangor visiting her son,
James II. Jones.
Capt. and Mrs. George II. Tapiey go to
Rockland this morning to visit their son
Walter for few days.
"Grassmere Lodge was closed this
morning. DIR. +. J. Smith and family
leave for Bangor on the noon boat.
Capt. Ira w. Tepiey, of the steamship
"Old Dominion MAS in town last week
visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Thomas Tapley.
Mrs. W. A. Grindle and Mrs. c. c.
kempton, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs, George II. Tapley, returned to
their home in Haverhili, Mass, this
morning.
Oct. 10. ToMsoN.
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Amherst
DR.. j. Ii. Patten has bought new horse.
Mrs. Adelbert Wood is in town visiting
relatives and friends.
George Rodick and family have returned
from Bar Har Dor, for the winter.
Corydon Richardson and wife have gone
to Southeast Harbor. Mr.. Richardson
will have employment there during the
month.
John E. Patten, of Newport, accom-
panied by his wife and little daugh ter
Hazel, was in town last week visiting his
brother, DR.. j. H. Patten.
The South Beddington dramatic COM
pany gave very pleasing entertainment
in the hall Saturday evening. Miss
Hattie SiIsby, formerly a resident here,
was one of the troupe.
Oct 10. BELLE.
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OTIS.
George Jordan, ST., was driving down
Jordan's hill Monday when his horse
started to run. Mr.. Jordan was thrown
| from his wagon and one wheel passed
over his groin. Internal injuries were
| feared, but this morning he was reported
as improved
Oct. II. SPEC
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Mariav,lIe.
Lizzie Jordan has gone to Brewer to
work.
Mrs. Loiss Frost is still confined to her
bed by illness.
Martin Moore had an apple pairing bee
Friday night.
DR.. Morrison and family, OF Bar Har Dor,
spent a few days in town recently.
Mrs. Alexander Moore, who has been
visiting Mrs. John Jordan, has returned
to Ellsworth.
On account OF illness THE AMERICAN
correspondent failed to write about the
friend and neig Dor, Mrs. j. II. Jordan,
who died recently. She was sufferer
for many years, but attended to her
household duties with the assistance OF
her faithful daughter until within two
weeks OF her death. She was a kind wife,
a loving mot her and good neighbor.
To her husband and only daughter her
death is a great blow, that came with un-
expected suddenness, as none thought
her end SO near. They have the sympa-
thy OF the entire community in this their
great bereavement. Funeral services
were held at the church, Rev. Z. l.. Hunt,
OF Ellsworth Falls, officiating.
Oct 10. s,
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Bueksport.
Joseph Mank, OF Orland, was arraigned
before Recorder Remick Monday, charged
with criminal assault on his cousin, M ISIS
Rosa Heysler, of Orland. The court
found probable cause, and Mank was
committed to the county jail in default
Of 300 bonds for appearance at the Octo-
Der term.
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South SurrY.
The cranberry crop here is failure.
Mrs. L. A. Clark, of Ellsworth, recently
visited her sister, Mrs. John Bonsey.
The schooner "Revenue", which has
been undergoing repairs, is now ready for
business.
John Colson, having disposed Of his
hold goods to Trenton.
Henry Thurston. OF Gloucester, Mass,
who with his wife has been visiting Mrs.
r. A. Coggins, has returned to Massach hui
sets. Mrs. Thurston remains, but will
leave in few days.
Oct. 10.
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Tumblers worth Zoe. doz,. our price so 25
Berry Dishes, worth 50c. doz., our price 25
Jelly Tumblers worth Goo. doz our price 80
Water Bottles, worth &c. each, our price Is
Fruit Jars, worth Sc. each, price 3
Glass Pitchers worth &c. each. our price IL
6qt. MIX Pans. worth iOc each, our price !
sgt. MIN Pans, worth l2c. EACH our price .1-2
l0qt MIR Pans, worth l5c. each, our price \
Dover Egg Beaters, worth &c. each,
our price 10
our price 55
Cups and saucers, plain white, worth
at, Dec pfs Pitchers worth ea5 pe essh
qt. Decorative Pitchers. worth 4sc. each,
3. 4, 5. and in. Decorated Naples.
worth 10 to DOC, our price to =
3, 4, 5 and 6 in. Decorative Plates,
worth IL to DC, our price to J"
Good Plated Teas poems, worth 25c. per
Good Silver Plated Teaspoons, worth
Good silver Plated Knives and FORKS.
worth 50 50 per set, our price IS
10 piece Toilet Set, worth IS 80 per set,
our price As
$ piece Toilet set worth 81 80 per set,
our price 1 so
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers. worth
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers with Cop.
per Rim, our price 1 rs
Tea Strainers, 5
Pint Tin Dippers,
Clothes Pins, per doz.,
Fins, per paper,
All our rugs at reduced prices to close.
COO rugs, s1.75; IT'S rugs, $50; $50 rugs,
sl.25.
Also Il small line OF CUSTOM MADE
SHOES which we are selling at Ii price
TO wind them up.
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sullivan.
J. NJ. Grape is in town for few days.
He has closed his summer business at Bar
Harbor, and will soon leave for his per-
manent home in Albany, n. y. He re-
ports his season at Bar Harbor not quite
as good as usual.
Phillips Eaton, OF First Massachusetts,
regiment, is in town, stopping with his
aunt, Mrs. {. A. Stimson, for furlough OF
thirty days.
The Sorosis resumed its seasons work
on Thursday evening of last week. A
goodly number was present. The chief
object of its first meeting was the chris
tening OF the church. After voting on
several proposed names, the result was
The Church OF Our Father, by which
name the church is hereafter to be desig-
mated.
Frank Clark and family have moved
into the Dunbar cottage on the Fran kiln
road.
Late advices from Mrs. NJ. A. Franklin
tell of her proposed winter in Florida, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Flye. She
will be accompanied by her grand niece,
Miss Nettie Simpson.
Little Ruth Allen, who has been so
seriously i'll, is recovering, and was able
to be out for little drive a few days ago.
Oct. 10. R.
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Surry.
Rev. A. H. Macdougal, of Washburn,
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Haskell, of North
east Harbor, formerly of Surry, arrived
Tuesday, with the remains of their infant
daughter, aged five months. The remains
were buried Wednesday at Morgan's Bay.
Death was caused by cholera infantum.
The crew OF the yacht "Monrove", of
Boston, came home last week. Winnie
Treworgy arrived Tuesday, Bloomfield
Moon Friday, and Capt. W. S. Treworgy
and Eugene Casper Saturday.
Oct 10. G,
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South Bluehil.
Mrs. Katie johnson is quite ill.
Will Eaton has gone to Boston to work.
Henry Hendrickson has moved to East
Bluehill.
Rose Henderson has returned home
from Brooklin.
Celia Henderson has returned to her
home in Granite.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ferrin has closed her cottage
and returned to Somerville Mass.
Angus Henderson and wife have re-
turned from visit to friends in Sullivan.
Oct. g. d.
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Tie VISITOR suppose you play with
the other little girls around here? Oracle
No, sir. Some is too naughty, and some
has the whooping coughl
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Franklin.
The death of Ransom B. Orcutt is re-
ported to-day. He was an honest, uprig hit
citizen.
Robert Cochran, of Northeast Harbor,
was in town last week, the guest OF Frank
E. Blaisdell and wife.
The first passenger coach on the W. c.
r. R. came to town Oct. 6, attracting
citizens to the station.
Echoes of the musical festival in Bangor
were audible at the telephone here Thurs
day and Saturday evenings.
Miss Mabel Donnell is up from North
east Hsrbor, spending a short time at
home before leaving for Massachusetts
for the winter.
Will B. Gerrish is instructor OF the
Foresters' band. Mr.. Gerrish pleased he
Sunday evening concert audience by
playing a trombone solo.
Thursday nigh the Foresters were much
in evidence at the hall, where an oyster
stew, cake and coffee were served after a
musical and literary treat.
The musicale at the Baptist church
Monday evening we'll repaid those who
attended. The various vocal and instru-
mental numbers were rendered in pleas
ing manner.
The harvest concert by the Methodist
Sunday school Sunday evening reflected
most creditably the efforts Of Miss Mazda
Gerrish and her assistants, considering
the brief time for preparation. Among
the rectsls Lewis Springer's, Mile Per-
kins', Lena joys and Charlotte Macom-
ber's were particularly good. Little
Doris and Theresa Hsrtwell, too, did
finely. Wee Evelyn Dwelley's singing
with her sister Esther and Julia Macom
ber was charming success. The read
ing by Mrs. j. H. West was warmly re-
ceived.
Oct. 10. B.
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LIST of PRICES
FOR THIS MONTH.

Our store is only a few steps from Main
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Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. J. B. Cole is visiting in Bar Har
Dor.
Miss Lois Cole came home from kineo
last Thursday.
Miss Persis Vose has returned to Sull-
van, after a brief visit.
Leonard Ray has returned to Melrose,
Mass, where he is employed.
Mrs John Foss, of Winter Harbor, is
staying with relatives for few days.
Mrs. E. G. Abbott, OF West Sullivan.
and Miss Carrie Vose, spent Saturday in
town.
Mrs. John Williams has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ira Workman. IN
Goudsboro.
Mrs. A. r. Joy, who has been on an ex-
tended visit in West Sullivan, returned
home Sunday.
Thomas Bendix and wife met with a
sad loss in the death last week Of their
infant daughte kathie.
The Jessie Hsrcourt company met with
good success, and have promised to come
again at some future date.
Oct. 10. Il.
Great Pond.
Miss Alta Laughlin has returned to
Lowell, Mass.
c. B. Partridge, OF Ellsworth, and
Frank Cunningham, of Bar Harbor, were
i'll town to-day.
Mr.. Slater, of Washington, and Or.
Z. L, Mason, OF Bar Hsrbor, were at f. A.
Avery's camp on the shore OF Grea; pond
from Wednesday until Friday. They were
joined for one night by party of young
ladies, among whom were Miss Della
Langley, of Boston, and Miss Mile Clark,
Of Bar Harbor, chaperoned by Mrs.
Chas. w Mason, of Ellsworth. Although
The trip to camp across the pond in the
rain and wind was little uncomforta bic
for the ladies, they had delightful time,
and the party pronounced Mr.. Avery
most excellent host and guide. One
feature of the trip was the sight OF a large
COW moose. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Slater gave the people here an oppor
tunity OF listening to gramophone con-
cert which was much appreciated.
Oct. 9. FLossIE.
Deer Isle.
Mrs. Urish j. Morey is visiting in Isles
boro.
Fred NJ. Greene has returned home for
the winter.
George L. Conant returned from yacht
ing this week.
Mrs. George Haskell and three children
went to Boston last week.
Frank n. Greenlaw has moved his
family into the house OF B. s.. Hatch.
Mrs. S. w. Chaplin went to Bangor this
week. She will remain about six weeks.
Mrs. James Staples returned from Bos-
ton this week, where she has been visit
ing.
John J. Spofford and wife will spend
few days in Bangor and Bucksport this
week.
Mrs. Edward Eaton, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Eaton, returned to
her home in East Boston last week.
Oct. 10. r.
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BROOKLYN
A. W. Bridges was drawn to serve on
the grand jury and Henry Flye to serve
on the traverse jury. Mr.. Bridges was ex-
cused for the term.
Bert Marks has returned home from
Eastport.
X. B. Stevens has received his commits
sion as deputy collector of customs, and
entered on the duties of his office.
John l.. Wells is home from Melrose,
Mass, on a vacation.
Capt. Albert G. Eaton and family will
spend the winter in Boston.
Oct. 10. G. B. A.
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Oak Point.
Ed. Condor and family have gone to
Rocklend for short visit.
Hillard Walls has returned home.
Palmer II. Seavey is at home for few
days.
Vena Mabel, only daughter of Mr.. and
ii RS. Palmer H. Seavey, died Monday, aged
On year.
hoy NJ. Haynes has gone to Boston.
Oct. II. PLUTARCH.
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W altman.

waitham.
Samuel Jordan and wife, Of Ellsworth,
visited friends in town recently.
Winslow Moore and sister Belle were
the guests OF NJ. K. Hsslem and wife Sat-
urday and Sunday.
A strange animal resembling the Cali
fornia lynx Tor what is more commonly
known as the "1ndian deviP') was seen
in the woods near Increase Jordan's re-
Gently.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Charles
Martin Thursday. The following officers
were chosen: President, Mrs. Philip
Giles; vice president, Mrs. Charles Mar
tin; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Alden
Haslem.
The DeBeck reunion was held at the
hall Oct. 5. The attendance was not
large, owing to the death Of relative.
dent, DIR. S. S. DeBeck; ee-presidents,
j. r. Butler and Emery DeBeck; secreta-
ry, Z. w. DeBeck; treasurer, Mrs. f. w.
DeBeck; committee on arrangement,
F. |. Casper, E. w. DeBeck, Emery De-
Beck, S. S. DeBeck; committee on enter
tainment, Mrs. K. w. DeBeck, Mrs. S. s.
DeBeck, Mrs. Eliza Butler, Mrs. F. l. Gas
per, Mrs. Eliza Stackpole, Emery DeBeck;
investigation committee, Drs. Ii. IL. and S.
5. DeBeck, J. Il. Butler and wife, Mrs. VIII
liam WEIGH. 1t was voted to hold re-
union the first Thursday in Septem Der,
1899, at the town hall, Waltham.
Oct 10. III.
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Castine.
j. M. Vogel has broken ground for his
new hotel on Main street. The building
will be 40xS0 feet, three stories with base
ment. After the house is finished the old
Csstine House will be taken down leaving
a fine view.
The Unitarian church will celebrate the
Tooth anniversary Of the settlement Of
Rev. William Mason, (the first minister
OF the church) on Oct. 26. Gov. Powers,
Rev. Samuel Elliott, of Boston, Rev. c.
S. Beach, of Bangor, Rev. W. r. Hunt, OF
Ellsworth, and other prominent men of
the denomination will be present.
Oct. s.. SPEC.
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