Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-26

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For other local ne,rs see pages 4, . and s.
Miss Marion Morgan, of Auturndale,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Mabel Joy.
Miss Bessie Joy and Harry Joy are vis-
iting their sister, Mrs. F. w. Stanton, in
Boston.
E. X. Hopkins and wife drove to Els
worth from Brooklin Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Miss Sadie w. Burrill has returned from
visit of three weeks with friends in
Montreal.
Rev. {. F. Dole, OF Jamaica Plain, Mass,
will preach at the Unitarian church
Sunday morning.
The schooner Samuel Lewis" came off
the marine railway last week, and the
"Victory" went on.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Knox, OF Chester,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. knox's parents,
Calvin p. Joy and wife
Mrs j. P simonton ia much more COM
Portable this week, and her friends are
IIOlt ptlui VI lSI IGIOSGly,
c. w. Robbins, editor of the OIdtown
Enterprise, was in town last week and
made THE AMERICAN pleasant call.
Miss Margaret II. Hayes, the competent
and faithful bookkeeper in THE AMERI-
CAN office, is enjoying her annual vaca-
tion.
Harvey ". Bowlea, of Bangor, formerly
of Ellsworth, was married yesterday.
The bride was Miss Belle A. Merrill, of
Bangor.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Osgood left Tuesday for
Cottage City, Vineyard Haven, where she
viii be employed the remainder OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Lynch, OF
West Somerville, Mass, are visiting rela
tives and friends in this city, their for
mer home.
Col. Joseph w, Porter, OF Bangor, was
in Ellsworth Monday. Col Porter is
familiar to Bangor Commercial readers as
"MRyfarern
Miss Alice Hasem, whose serious Illness
ill. Her physician gives very little en-
couragement.
Senator ana Mrs. Mcmillan, OF Michi-
gan, and Mrs. Anderson, OF Was hington /,
d. c., are guests OF Senator and Mrs. Hale
at "The Pines.
Robert Alexander has hen that sur
priseo herself and her owner the other
day by laying an egg that measured 7si
by 659 inches. How's that?
Mrs. F. A. Coombs will leave Ellsworth
the last OF this week for New York, to
Join her hus sband. They will reside for
the present at East Orange, N. j.
The tiremen were called out Sunday
afternoon by small blaze in the rear OF
the building on Water street formerly
occupied by Carr's market. No damage.
Mrs. Raymond E. Dewey, who has been
spending several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. E. G. SWEET, in this city, left for
Portland last week, here she will make a
home.
Miss Della c. Hopkins, OF Cambridge,
Mass, with friend, Mss Anna NJ. Howe,
OF Cambridge, is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Berry, at her La
moine Point cottage.
Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, ar
rived Monday for vacation OF three
weeks. Mrs. Hanscom has been here sew
| eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Campbell.
| L. G. Smith, formerly OF Ellsworth, now
! of Seattle, Wash, sends THE AMERICAN
copies of Seattle papers, an indication that
| "Ev" still kindly remembers Ellsworth as
Ellsworth remembers him.
L. II. Greedy has entered several of his
horses in the races at Pittstield in August
In the 2.26 race, to be trotted Aug. %, are
Philip and Leavitt, and in the 2.35 race OF
August "a are Addison and Vulcan.
Seven men comprising the crew of he
L. S. lfe-saving station at Gran berry Isles
were in Ellsworth Monday for the annua
examination as to their physical con
dition, which was made by DR.. l.. w
Hodgkins.
Officers Of Donaqua lodge, X. Of P.
| were luStdlltu WcuHcsudS evening
Past Chancellor Charles ii. Leland acting
as special deputy grand chancellor. The
names of officers were printed in THE
AMERICAN at the time of their election.
The Senator Hale hose company has re.
ceived from the Dirigos, of Brewer, ar
| invitation to share their rooms at the
| Windsor hotel at the muster, and to be
entertained at the hose house in Brewer
after The races. The invitation has beer
accepted.
| Treasurer Arthur Shute, OF the Port
| Angeles and Eastern railway, sends THE
AMERICAN pass good between Port An
geles and Olympia. When passes on the
little lines connecting Ellsworth with the
Port Angeles road are received. the editor
will make the trip.