Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17


audience. The singing by the choir WAS
OF the same high order. All the exercises
were helpful aud uplifting. The proceeds
were highly satisfactory and will be used
TO liquidate a small debt on the Beetho
organ lately put III the church.
May Is. 5. [.
! Northeast Harpor.
| Sylvester Brown has opened his bicycle
inn.
/ Ms. Charles Trask is teaching school at
Mchlhiey.
] Ms, Inez smallidge has gone to Port
lal tor medical treatment.
WFIfer STANLEY hss opened his fish mar
ket near the steamboat " hart.
Quite a number of men are at work
here. Ie boarding houses are all full.
G. H. Grant was in town last week. He
is having the telephone line put in good
order.
The schooner MARY +. Cushman" ar
rived Friday from Boston with freight for
L. IL. kimball.
Work on the golf grounds is progress
ing finely under the directions OF Mr.
burr, Of Brewer.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Z. klmball, of Northeast Haroor, III
Boston, May :.
Mr.. Cosier was in town two days last
week TO see about the changes on his res
taurant at Hsrborside.
w ii. Freeman q Co. are ensrging the
cellar under their market and making a
new entrance on the street.
E. II. kmball and wife came from Bos-
ton last Thursday. Mr.. Kim ball has been
to purchase his summer stock for the cot
tage trade here.
Clair Kim ball. who spent the winter in
Boston, arrived home last week o prepare
his hotel, 1.-The Clifton for an early
opening. He predicts good season.
May Is. Jap.
Stonington.
H. G. Spofford has purchased yacht Of
Brooklin parties.
Joseph Eaton, road commissioner, has
commenced work on the roads,
John L. Goss and Stephen Colby are
grading in front of their residences.
Ten of the "Columbia's' crew left Mon
day. The remainder will leave May %.
Benjamin Thurlow has opened quarry
on the hill back of John Tyler's house.
Steamer John Wise" received a new
shaft Thursday, and started for Boston
Friday.
Charles Colony and wife have moved
into Capt. Seth Webb's house at South
Deer Isle.
Mrs. Parker Wells, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter in Bos-
ton, arrived home Thursday.
Stephen Sellers and John knowlton left
last week for Chicago, where they will be
employed on yacht during the summer.
HIM. Thayer arrived from New York
Saturday. He reports the stone business
good there. He will ship a few cargoes
there soon.
ID. j. Noyes, wife and child, Miss Flor
ence Noyes, and Miss Clara Webb left for
SLdiiCoboH Ols d WISH 10 MI.
Noyes' parents.
May Is. EUGENE.
BIuehin.
Rev. f. Bean is away on his annual
vacation. During his absence some
needed repairs are being made on the
interior Of the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Cochrane, who
spent last winter in Baltimore, arrived at
their cottage at Parker Point Friday.
F. L. Mason has removed his family to
(. M. Garland's house. Mrs. Mary A. Pc
tiers has taken rooms in the same build
ing.
l. E. Stanley returned from Boston last
week. He attended the masonic gail her
ing in Portland as a delegate from Ira
Berry lodge.
The many friends OF Miss Ella A.
Slower in this vicinity will be pleased to
hear Of her safe arrival in lola, Kansas,
where she has gone to visit her brother
and his family.
Mrs. L. J. Osgood and daughter are oc-
cupying the rooms over their store. Mrs.
q laFr Nd