Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-22
COUNTY NEWS.
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Southwest Harpor.
stephen Hartman, who has found en-
ployment in canning factory at East
port for several weeks, has returned
home.
Robert Ash, who has had good success
in running a repair shop for shoes and
harnesses at the Quarry, last week moved
to that place.
Mss Nellie Carroll has been at home
for weeks vacation from the Liberty
high school. OF which she is principal for
the second year.
Capt. Thomas Milan, first llghtkeeper
Of Mt. Desert Rock station, will, on ing to
his impaired health, make an extended
stay here, probably 10 receive medical
treatment. \ partial paralysis OF his legs
i the chief trouble.
James Crockett, " no has been employed
with hi, team at Hall Quarry Tor several
months, IS fitting up hsbitation there
that his wife may have comfortable
quarters during the winter. They will
spend sunday at their home here.
Miss Lucy Hartman has been visiting
her parents and sister here for month or
more, but will soon return to Massachu-
sets, where she has lucrative position.
The graded school in this part OF the
town opens Monday, Nov. 70. As no new
cases OF scarlstins have developed for
several weeks it is hoped that all danger
of contagion is over. Miss Lulu Mayo
milf 9TH r,nt lima 70 n struCf I he urinary
pupils bat Miss Nellie Squirting. the past
teacher OF the grammar school, IS to be
otherwise engaged, and thus far only
guesees a. to her successor have been the
rule.
Noting the various records OF late
blooming flowers | will add my item to
the list on November IS, l received from
Mrs. A. w Bee a large box of the love-
LEST psnsy blooms freshly picked that
morning, with generous branches Of TO-
liage twenty tive or thirty blossoms
with as many opening buds, sight To de-
Ugh the heart Of any flower lover. The
brilliant lIttle faces smile at me to-day,
Nov %, as perfectly fresh as when first
received with new additions daily to the
fragrant group. Mr.. and Mrs. Bee, after
their return from Bar Hsrbor, spent two
or three weeks at Sleepy Hollow cottage,
leaving for their Massachusetts, home
Nov. Is.
Evangelist, NJ. ". Plummer will close
two weeks series Of meetings here on
Wednesday evening, leaving on Thursday
for another field. The sermons and lee
lures have been OF deep interest to all
who have had the privilege OF hearing
him, aud though the attendance OF nom
church gOers has been rather dishearten-
ing, IL has been a season OF retres hment
to the earnest seekers after spiritual
knowledge. II we ask, "where are the
nine We lind that large proportion OF
the mate population is at a lodge meet
ing OF some sort nearly every night;
when it Is not lodge night at hot e, "a visit
to r neighboring lodge is in order. stu
there has been "a marked increase IN the
audiences.
Nov. 70 SPRAY.
Care E"s,er-
Miss Anee Black lei, home to-day for
Portland.
eape et the schools closed earlier than
tNpret.st h=csuse Of chicken pox, Which
i fresseut.
ar. Minnie q re-, WITH two chit
dzcn. 80 ~oul.d, j. ki-l iul her psren4-,
>sp. e Rtacs and @iie.
Mrs. Arule GrincIe. OF North Brooks
vile, III her t.,o children, Is visiting
her parents. {. Il. Bake aud wife.
Mrs. II. \. Bake has closed her house
and took steamer "Cimhria" for Bangor.
sire ha- Just completed Fssc. NH. Ct =
B. 4. Tor Collins, Holden i Gvlchelt.
This PHycotheca OF the AigH OF y. Am.
goes to schools and coll, ges throughout
the United States, snd several copies to
Germany.
NOV. % &.
UonIa-haIn.
Tine hnnters took advantage OF the fiz-t
snow. Five deer were Killed Monday.
School a: No. begins to-day, with
Miss Annie Ray, OF West harrington, n
teacher.