Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-27


Charles II Leland-Fruit and confectionery.
w X Parker Clothing Co-Clothing.
Miss Ad die Austin is visiting In somer-
vile, Mass.
university this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Wiggin left Monday
for visit OF two weeks In Boston.
James E. Parsons and family moved to
their Shady Nook cottage Monday.
Bradford Mckenzie ID home from Dart.
mouth college TOR the summer vacation.
Miss Lizzie Crippen was home from
Boston for few days the first of last
week.
Judge Emery and family left Monday
for Crosby lodge, Hancock Point, for the
SUMNER
A. II. Norris and DR.. H. w. Haynes and
family have gone to their Shady Nook
cottage.
Ernest L. Moore arrived home from
Bowdoin Mon day night, for the summer
vacation.
X. f. Maso has opened a law office in
the Phillips building, over E. J. Waish's
shoe store.
e Mark Milliken, sr., cut his foot quite
badly at the shipyard Monday, with q
broadaxe.
Win. Clark has opened a fruit and
confectionery store on Water street for
the summer.
John A. Peters, ir., and wife, and e. F..
Redman are attending commencement at
Bowdoin college.
Judge e. f. Chase, OF Bluehill, and B.
f. Tracy, OF Winter Harbor, were in Els
worth yesterday.
The foot ball committee OF the Dirigo
athletic club will give Fourth OF July
ball at Hancock hall.
Many Ellsworth republicans aud dele
gates are In Bangor to-day to attend the
republican State convention.
Henry Il. Stock bridge and wife arrived
Tuesday night to spend vacation OF a
mont h at Mr.. Stock BRIDGES home.
DR.. A. G. Hagerthy has bought 1853
acres OF timberiand in the town Of Otis,
from Charles woodman, of Bangor.
Lygonia lodge worked the third degree
on three candidates last Friday evening.
This will be the last work by the lodge
until next fall.
The knights OF King Arthur held pic
mic at Shady Nook Friday. The boys en-
joyed themselves with a base ball game
and field ga mes.
Rev. w. X. Hunt, of East Orange, n. j ,
formerly pastor OF the Unitarian church
here, will preach at the church here next
Sunday morning.
The surprise party club dropped in on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Alexander last Satur-
day evening, and passed delightful
evening with them.
Mrs. Jared Emery, with her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Emery, and her two chill
dren. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ
| NJ. Whitaker, In this city.
An addition, 20x26 feet, is being built
| at the rear of the second story OF c. L.
| Morang's store, increasing the size and
| attractiveness OF the store.
The county commissioners returned last
Thursday from their trip OF inspection
over the county roads. They found the
roads in excellent condition.
About seventy-five children and grown
| people went on the Unitarian Sunday
school picnic yesterday, and spent de-
| lightiul day at Hancock Point.
Mrs. John W. Malone and daughter
Hannah Frances are visiting Mrs. ID. S
Rowe and family at their summer cottage
at the Owens, Salisbury Cove.
| Willis A. Joy, Of Grand Forks, N. ID.
dropped in to see old Ellsworth friends
one day last week. He came East to at
tend his class reunion at Colby.
| Miss Wilhelmina Frost left yesterday
noon for Orono, from which place sh,
will accompany her uncle, William
French, on trip to the Rangeleys.
The Unitarian Sunday school closed las
Sunday for the summer. There were pa
| pers by members Of the different classes
reviewing the work OF the past year.
| Fred Doyle came. home last week from
| Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass.
| for the summer vacation. He went tc
Bath Friday to visit his brother John.
Ellsworth friends of Seaver Burton
Buck, A. b., OF Harvard, a graduate ol
Ellsworth high school, will be interested
| to learn that he has position as assistant
master of the Hackley school, an endowed
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