Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.


Exec notice-Est Walter b BIaisdel1.
Admr notiCe-Est Lucy Plumer.
John Haie-Book and stationery store for
sale.
NJ Gallert-Dry goods
CunnHgham-Con Confectloner.
A Cushman Son-Furniture.
BANGoR
Bangor business college
TYLER, FoGg 4 Co--Municipai bonds.
Blake, Barrows n Browu-Inyestment Sc
curities.
PORTLAND
Oren Hooper's Sons Midsummer clearance
sale.
CHICAGO, ILL.
DIR Kings Remedies.
MONTREAL, CANADA
Capt X c Adams-Cat boat wanted.
For other local ne,Us see pages I, 5 and 8.
IL. NJ. Dorgan moved to his cottage this
week.
Mrs. Charity Royal returned from Bos-
ton Monday.
Miss Mildred Cook, of Chicago, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles w. Mason.
E. E. Springer, of Ellsworth. has just
received a license as registered guide.
The county commissioners are in Ellis
worth for their regular monthly meeting.
Edwin Clark, of Worcester, Mass, is
| visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. w. Clark.
Mrs. A. s. Treat and family, OF Fest
| Orange, n. j., are at Labrador farm for
| the summer.
| Miss Helen Adams left Monday FOR
Calais to spend her vacation with re!a-
| tves and friends.
Miss May Bonsey is attending the sum
mer academy at Marblehead, Mass, for a
| special course in music.
F. A. Coombs is home from New York
for short vacation. He will return the
! latter part Of he week.
Fred E. Doyle, student in Holy Cross
college, Worcester, Mass, is reading law
in the Office of e. II. Drummey.
| Mrs. II. NJ. DeLaittre and family, of
Minneapolis, MINI, are visiting relatives
in Ellsworth h and at Green lake.
Walter Dodge, Frank Bonsey, Harold s.
| Higgins and Walter Clark, jr., are camp
ing out this week at Weymouth point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Grant and
daughter Marie are at the Tarratine
| house, Hancock Point, for few weeks.
Herman E. Hill is seriously i'll. Yes-
| terday his condition was considered crit
| ical, but to-day he is somewhat improved.
Miss Ella Devereux is employed as as
sistant postmaster at Seal Harbor for the
summer. She entered upon her duties
Monday.
| Work on the courthouse extension is
| progressing finely. The stone underpn-
ming is in place, and the bricklayers began
work this week.
| Rev. G.. G. Winslow, OF Belfast, financial
agent OF the East Maine conference
seminary, preached at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. p. Simonton's condition con-
tinues critical. Her son Frank has ar
rived from Wesleyan university, from
which he graduated this year.
Delightful weat her favored the Unitar-
ian Sunday school for its picnic at Phil
lips lake yesterday, and large party Of
excursionists njoyed the day.
| Senator and Mrs. Hale, Eugene Hale,
jr., and Judge and Mrs. Wiswell returned
Tuesday evening from two days trip
over the Washington County railroad.
| l.. F. Tapley and wife, OF Bucksport,
were the guests OF Mayor Greedy on the
Fourth. Mrs. Tapley spent the preceding
week here. They returned home the 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Stanton, who
have been visiting Mrs. Stanton's pa
rents, Capt. H. j. Joy and wife, for some
time, returned to Boston last week.
| J. A. Cunningham has moved to the
Friend house on Church street, recently
purchased by John H. Brimmer. Mr..
Brimmer will remain in his Pine street
| house.
Mrs. William B. Campbell, who fell
down stairs in the Eddy building on the
Fourth, has recovered and is out again.
1t is remarkable that she escaped serious
| injury.
Sunday papers will be for sale begin
ming next Sunday. j. A. Thompson's
store will be open for one hour after ar
rival Of paper train, which is due here
at AZ.
Charles A. Riva, OF the Berlin (N. H.
Reporter, was in Ellsworth a few days this
week visiting friends. He says the Gran
| ite hose boys have nothing but good
words to say of Ellsworth and their treat
| ment here on the Fourth.
Mrs. Gilman p. Smith and daughter
| Maud have moved from Ellsworth to
Harrington, their former home. Many
friends in Ellsworth regret their removal.
Miss Smith graduated from the Ellsworth
| high school with this years class.
DR.. Lewis Hodgkins and wife, DR.. H.
w. Haynes and wife, F. A. Coombs and
wife, Miss Lora V. Parsons, Percy Bart
| lett and Hoyt A. Moore left for Gott's Is
land yesterday in the schooner yacht
"Lorelei" for deep sea fishing trip.
The friends OF Miss Mabel Monaghan
w ba int rod fn bat oh hos