Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-08-17


Silsby, of Meriavilie, was elected director
in place OF A. S. Penney, deceased.
Aug. 10. BELLE.
Sedgwick.
Schooner &C. NJ. Walton, Capt. Lane
is in the harbor.
n. B. Cunningham, wife and child, oil
Medford, Mass, are in town.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Young, Of Bangor, is the
guest of S. l. Smith and wife.
r. E. Carter and Fred Greenlaugh ar
rived home from sea Wednesday.
Rev. A. W. Young and wife, of Bradley
are the guests Of Rev. E. 5. Drew.
Rev. Lyman E. Carter, wife and son, art
in town from Hodgdon. They are the
guests Of W. II. Stanley and Mrs. Melinds
Carter, Mr.. Csrter's mother.
G. w. Hale, Nj. D., OF Nashville, Tenn.
Hale was a former practitioner here, and
is always gladly welcomed.
J. Q. A. Bolster, wife and maid, are al
Mrs. G. G. Bartlett's; also Mrs. Bsrtlett's
sons, Lewis and Wilbert Bartlett. Will
bert Bartlett is accompanied by his wife
Mrs. Angie Read, OF Denver, Col, is Wis
iting her brother, d. A. Carlton, at the
Carlton homestead. Mrs. Reads husband
Judge Read, of the Colorado supreme
court, died last winter.
O.P. Carter, who has been on an en-
forced vacation since last May, under
took, in opposition to his physicians or
ders, to do little work last week. He is
now on his second part Of that aforesaid
vacation, and thinks he will let DIR. Hag-
erthy carry the saddlebags.
Aug. Is. I.
West fremont.
Capt. William Hanna is home on visit
Mrs. Cora Lunt, of French boro, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Winfield Sprague and son, and
Mrs. Wilder Robbins and son, have gone
to Bangor to join their husbands.
Mrs Rhoda r. Lunt will leave this week
for Southwest Harbor, where she viii
keep house for her daughter Abbie.
William II. Lunt and family have re-
turned from New York, where they have
three years.
Capt Eugene H. Tinker, of the schoon-
er "Chromo'', will stay at home again
while Capt. Alton Murphy takes his yes
sci to Franklin to load.
Mr. Davis foreman of the sardine fac
tory, has gone to housekeeping in one
part OF the A. X. P. Lunt house. Mrs.
Sadie LaCount occupies the rest OF the
house. Maud Lunt, OF Bangor, formerly
OF this place, is visiting Mrs. LaCount.
Aug. 10. THELMA.
Bluehin.
Mrs. George II. Page, of Napoleon, and
Mrs. Charles E. Ripley, of Bath, are guests
OF Mrs. L. j. Osgood.
Miss Elizabeth Knapp, OF Lewiston,
who has been a guest at the Bluehiil
house, returned home Monday.
Horace Dority, OF Sedgwick, Frank E.
Sibley and wife and Mrs. Lincoln Ii. Sib-
ley, OF Boston, were in town Sunday.
Isaac Cain, wife, son Ernest and M.
Lum, OF Summit, n. j., who have been
guests OF John NJ. Snow and wife, re-
turned home Monday.
The annual sale OF the Congregational
sewing circle was great success last
week. The ladies thank the people for
their liberal patronage.
The Union peace meeting Sunday even
in in
very interesting. A large congregation
listened with interest to the speakers
Revs. E. Bean, Harwood, Owles, Judge Z.
E. Chase, DR.. R. P. Grindle, Mr.. Osmer
and Mr.. Stone.
July 10. K.
North Bluehin.
Miss Fanny Soper is at work for Mrs.
Eugene Leach, OF BIuehill.
Miss Josie Wilson, OF Ellsworth, is Wis
iting Mrs. Deborah Dun bar, of this place
Decatur Gray and wife, OF Cape Roster
are the guests Of l.. p. HinckIey and wife.
Miss Mary B. Soper and Fred 5. Hinck-
ley, both of this place, were married Sat
urday. Congratulations.
Mrs. Louisa Grindle is spending a few
weeks in her old home, and Is visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Isadore Gerrish, Miss Mana Ger
IRISH, Miss Lillian Grover and Leon Bird
who have be, n visiting Freeman Grindle
and wife, have returned TO heir home in
Brockton, Mass.
Aug. 10. w.
Aurora
Mrs. Minnie Berry, of Portland, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Myrtle oiIsby, for
few weeks.
Emery Jordan and wife and son Arthur,
of Bangor, are visiting re.Ifi7es and
friends here.
Mrs. A. K. Mace has returned home
from Boston, where she has been visitiH :
her sister, Mrs. Jackson, for the past two
weeks.