Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-06-01

mother, RS. Chastela HamOr, VINO Is
quite Ill.
Herbert Parsons, of New York, has very
kindly sent fifty shade trees to be set
along the main street Of the place. 1t is
extremely gratifying to have summer
visitors take so much interest in the
affairs of the place.
May 30.
Salisbury Cove.
Miss Nj. r. Rich spent last week at Bar
Harbor.
Raymond Emery and wife, H. j. Emery
and wife, of Bar Harbor, spent Sunday in
this place.
Mr.. Taylor, student OF Rochester
university, New York, will occupy the
pulpit at the church during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns, with their
young son Harry, jr., are spending few
weeks with Mrs. Stearns' parents at the
Owens.
The funeral services OF the late George
B. Richards were held at the old home
on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Owen, OF
Bar Harbor, officiating.
Mrs. P. II. Young, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Georgia, went to Portland
last Thursday to meet her husband, of
the bark Edmund Phinney".
May 80. Il.
South Surry.
Mrs. A. c. Curtis, who has been very i'll,
is slowly improving.
Miss Nellie Young, who has been alb
sent nearly year, is now at home.
Mrs. Albert Treworgy recently made a
short visit at her old home in Sedgwick.
Miss Florence Weber, OF Ellsworth,
was the guest of Mrs. Kate Rich last
week.
Capt. Will Coggins, of the schooner
"Catherine", spent Sunday with his fam
lily at home.
William Horton and wife, of Bluehill,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Horizons grand
mot her, Mrs. John Torrey.
Memorial Day was very quietly passed
in this place. Owing to the storm but
very few people visited the cemetery.
May 80.
Brookl,n.
F. w. Cole and family are expected this
week.
Mrs. A. J. Herrick returned home from
Boston Saturday.
The prospect OF good hay crop never
wac better at this season.
Mrs. R. NJ. Jordan is recovering from
severe attack Of the grip.
Memorial services will be held in the
Baptist church this evening.
Mrs. Lucy A. Redman visited her
brother, A. G. Blake, last week.
The road commissioner has a crew on
the roads and is doing good work. Gravel
is used largely on the clay roads, which is
excellent. The sidewalks are receiving
attention.
May 80. G. B. A.
Great Pond.
Linwood Collar left Thursday for Fair
field.
Roderick Mcdonald returned home Fri
day, having finished his work here.
DR.. Mason and Miss Clark, of Bar Har-
Dor, were in town Sunday and Monday,
the guests of Mrs. Ezra Williams.
Clifford Archer is having the interior OF
his house repaired. 1t will be occupied
by James Colburn during the summer.
The Stone party from Worcester, Mass,
returned home to-day after spending
week at Alligator lake. They had sixty
or more fine trout.
j. F. Haynes went to Ellsworth sSatur-
day to obtain the golden trout from the
Green Lake hatchery, which are to be
placed in the Alligator lake.
May %. FLossIE.
Waltham.
Charles Fuller, of North Ellsworth, is
in town painting.
There was sing at Alden Haslem's
Wednesday evening.
George Stanley has gone to Eastbrook
to work in the mill for E. L. Clough.
The many friends of E. w. Debeck are
glad to know he is recovering, though
slowly.
Miss Delora Graves, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to her home in
Ellsworth Thursday.
Mrs. Louisa Moore and daughter Min
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