Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-07-11

Stratt0u Wescott-ilardware store.
Charles II Leland-Fruit and confectionery.
Henry Davis-Carriage repository.
Bank statement-Condition of First ma tional
bank.
Crushed rock is now being laid On
State street.
Pension Of Irving Osgood has b,en
increased to sl2.
A new front Is being put In T. e. Lees
store on Water street.
Miss Mary J. Hayes Is spending . two.
weeks vacation in Bar Harbor.
William Small was home from Kittery
navy yard to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. c. c. Royal went to Boston satur-
day for the benefit Of her health.
Miss Frances Tribou, OF Boston, is the
guest OF Mrs. Charles E. Alexander.
Hollis c. Joy, OF Chicago, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin P. Joy.
E. L. Wall, OF Bates college, is reading
law In l.. F. Giles office this summer.
A piazza has been added to the front OF
Capt. ). l.. Lords residence on Bridge bill.
J. A. Cunningham and DIR. N. c. King
have had telephones put into their offices.
Mrs. A. $. Treat and family arrived at
Labrador farm Saturday, for the summer.
Edward E. Joy and wife. OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, are visiting Mr.. joys mother, Mrs.
David Joy.
Mrs. Harvard Greedy and Miss Mary II.
ID
Sedgwick.
The house OF Mrs. A. B. Walker, on
Bridge hill, is looking finely in a new
| coat OF paint.
Louis d. Cook Is home from Bridge
water (Mass.) normal school for the sum-
mer vacation.
NJ lss Clio NJ. Chilcott, who is teaching
at Nswburyport, Mass, Is home for the
| summer vacation.
Sunday evening services at the Congre-
gational church will be omitted during
July and August.
The excursion OF Nokomis Rebekah
lodge on Monday, July %, will be to
Mort hesst Harbor.
Frank E. Smith has gone to Gardiner,
| where he is employed in the store OF his
brother, +. $. Smith.
Boyd Bartlett, of Chelsea, Mass, spent
| last week with his mother, Mrs. Maria
Bartlett, in Ellsworth.
The pnblic reading room will be closed
| next Monday afternoon and evening to
permit the oiiing of the floors.
Mrs. w. A. Alexander is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. George IL.
Grant, at Hancock Point.
o. w. Tap'ey's family is spending this
week in West Brooksville. MIR. Tapley
spent Sunday and Monday there.
NJ iss Ethel knowlton arrived home last
Thursday from Laseti seminary, Auburn
| dale, Mass, for the summer vacation.
Tommy Donu-ll,'s MINISTRIES, always
popular in + i.~orth, played to good
| house at Hancock hail Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles e. Cole, OF Cambridge,
Mass, with her daughter, is visiting he
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Black
Harry Macmillan, of Rondout, N. Y ri,
is spending few days in Ellsworth. he
came with Capt. Bonsey in the ''Storm
Petrel".
The Washington County railroad will
run an excursion to Eastport, with a sail
up the st. Croix to st. Andrews and Calais,
next Monday.
The $50 race at Fairfield on the Fourth
was won by Lady Brooks, daughter OF
E. II. Greely's stallion Ellsworth. Her
time was 2.32h.
The First national and Burrill rational
banks, of Ellsworth have been authorized
to receive subscriptions for the famine
sufferers in India.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emery and children
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Camp
bell. They have recently moved to Bos-
ton from Lockport, Ill.
p. NJ. Andrews, Colby '91, and Harvey
Bragdon, former Hebron student, were
in Ellsworth yesterday on their way to
Lamoine to spend week.
IL. F. Maddocks, E. Z. Brady, Colin Nc
Kenzie, G. B. Stuart and +. B. Wyman
are in Lewiston to-day to attend the
democratic State convention.
1. l.. Halman, of Lewis Friend & Co.,
has engaged J. A. Isaacson, of Boston, to
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