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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
JONES-PALMER NUpTIALS.
wilmington Man and West Chester Gi
Married Last Night Week.

wilmington Man and West Chester Girl
Married Last Night Week.
Miss Linda Belle Palmer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Palmer of West
Chester, was married last night week to
Frank NJ. Jones of this CITY. The cere-
mony took place at the residence of the
BRIDES parents and was performed by
the Rev. Charles Bratten Dubell Of
this city. Willard @. jackson Of this
city was the best man and Hiss Eliza
beth Smeiiley OF White Horse, Pa, was
the maid OF honor A delightful re-
oeption followed. guests being present
from Wilmington and Chester county
points. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will be at
home after October LIST at No. 802
Washington street.
MELCHIoR-BLAKE NuPTIALs.
Howard Melchior, formerly Of this
city, now OF Reading, Pa, and Miss
Ada G. Blake, were married yester-
day weekvat Second Baptist Church by
the Rev. f. F. Briggs. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Edward
Mechior, Jr. The ushers we're George
and William Blake, DR.. Charles Nc
Cowen and Orvil Gooden. A reception
followed at the residence of Thomas s.
Taylor, No. l404 West Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchior will reside ii
Reading.
| HAISEs-sPENcEB.
= Prof G. ID. Haines of Petersboro
Va, and Miss Ethelena Spencer of thi
city were married at Ezion Church las
night by the Revs. q. A. Tindley an,
j.. II. Brown. @. ". Traynham O
Roanoke, Va, was best man and Mis-
Stella Spencer was bridesmaid. Afts
the ceremony reception was held a
the residence of the brides parents, No
SI3 Windsor street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
WHEN WE'LL All mr. Goop.
Josh Wink.

don't know when the day will come,
But YOU and 1--we know
That after while our good resolves
Win into being grow.
Some day, when we both have the time,
Well cast our faults away,
And you'll be good, and I'll be good
We'll all ba good, some day.
Wen run our business affairs
With thought OF fellow-men.
For we will let our good intent
Go into action then.
Well make our friends all happier,
And life will really pay;
Fdr you'll be good. and I'll good
Well all be good, some day.
Some iay--of course, it's way ahead
But know, so tiOyou,
That some day we will take turn,
And try the good aid true.
Well do our best for other folks,
The world vii. be more fair
And You'll be goSd. and III be good,
When we've tile time to spare
Baltimore American.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

An analysis of tine water taken from
the we'll at the residence of Henry M.
White, near State Road, has been cum
pleted at the laboratory at Delaware
College and it is stated that the water
is pure aud clean and that there are no
germs which would cause typhoid fever.
The analysis of the water was made on
account Of the illness OF Mrs. White,
who has typhoid fever. Mrs. White is
slowly recovering fu u'atst Ass
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
DOCKSTADER's THEATRE.
To be Reopened, on September istIi with
Great Bill. @

TO Dc fstUptHt0ri UH SUPPLEMENTARY HftfI WIFI
Great Bill. ~f
William L. DocISstader, proprietor
and manager of Dockstader's Theatre,
stated Thursday morning that he had
arranged TO reopen the house for the
season on Monday, September 18th,
and has great bill for the opening
week, including juvenile minstrel
troupe and eight vaudeville acts.
The house has been thoroughly reno
waited and the interior has been much
improved. The workmen are about
through with their work and the stage
hands are now engaged in preparing
for the opening of the season. Mr.
Dockstadpr has made some fine book
iugs and ne anticipates one of the bes
seasons in the history Of the theatre.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
For New York.

Fxnress. weekdays, $40, d05, 4.4o, 800, 6.ls
$50 7s9as.2O, 9o3 $50 slo2l noo II. =, y D. m M
ii0. S2.sO. $50. $50 4.o2. 800. *5ss, 500, .oa
ss.O5 and 1000 p. M and l2o2 night snhd "a
S2 "a AaG S9 fa 81 ~ ao vi iimIted S
800 *5S6 6.S5 70A, 500 and lo'oop n,'' anu
1902 night. - ,,.or.
For Boston, without change snalr io0o d. m' "'s
catskill express tparlor carr, il'o' a. H. weeA'
Far aay ssa cirt Asbury Park, ocean Grove, Long
Branch, aGs $50 S.2o, 1l,il q. m. and -. sso
ard l.Os n IN. weekdays; SOD p. NJ. saturnays
only. Sundays lsaps At Intcrlsken for Asoury
M a s,n Faston and scranton $50
sos a. M. 1900 noon a52 aw !lam ~ \, y,
ana faston Hnly weskdi9aSto n saa w V
.Sn na vo Pd 3 speeial ios p. m. Saturdays
W:Asu1NGros AND THE SOUTH.
For baltimore and Washington $40. 5.2o sSS
Ia ii "a and ii 50 a. M SO. y a. 3l3. g 2e
all tt525 Congressional limls 60 az 1900 49,
s7l r m and ~ TIP "a n nna /, M rs ny is Sis
s35aI4i, 1920 Congressional lin, D o'o'' 'o'9'
sTSl D! nj and 1920 night am 49,.
Fer paitinrre accommodation w am, -'zv H,ii
T,ol 3, M. week days; bOS and Is p. NJ. daily
| Atlantic Toast Line. Express, ll,ss g. M and
so,,,h ~ s RailWay. Express, 6oi and SIS p M.
Ne oHtl and Western Railway. For Memphis and
4 N.,,.f nrln <
New oreal,s S SS Railway. il. ss q. NJ and IA
ones 81 ssti, ~ a. m week-days for Virginia
p,m,, ~; ua,,s o''- ~ ''''
seaioara KIT Line. Express, $50 q. IN. and $40 p
| M dnils,
| For Old Point Comfort and Norioik lo'zo D. IN
(! weekday; II. 90 D. m. daily s.,,.,...
l Leave MARKET STREET WhAhr ~ ,oiioms'
For New York, express, 800 q. M. 4'S1 p in''
weekdays. =,
For Long Branch, $40 o. m, LOU anu o'oo p III
, weekdays Sundays, 80 a. M AGO. -,
For Beach Haven and Barnegat cnS, 1870 .,v y ~,
only SUNDAYS, 40 a. IN.
For Ttckerton, 40 u. m and 4.lO p m..Meen.uas"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Camden, N. j., Sept. Civilian
Watkins, aged SO years, father of a
iormer governor and the present United
States district attorney of New Jersey,
was ST. uok and instantly killed today
by Cape May accommodation train
near his home, at Woodbury..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Dover, Sept. 6.-The Mail and Ex-
presss job Printing Co. OF New York,
which has capital sock of 500, 600,
filed its certificate Of incorporation
here yesterday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
LIKE A LOT Of LITTLE DUCKS
So Stuck Together That They
Cannot be Pulled Apart.
A GREAT FEELING OF HARMONY
The Comments After the Re-
publican Conference.

Agreement to Have Common Primaries Is
Especially Gratifying to the Republicans
Who Aspire to Nomination for ONCE, Tor
They win Not Have to Take Into Account
Divided Party Vote.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Washington. Sept. 6.-The Census
Bureau announces that the population
of Trenton, N. j., is 73,307, as against
81, 45S in 1890. This is an increase of
Is, $40, or 27.5S per cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Have you noticed any difference in
your wife since she became converted
and Joined churohg' Yes; she asks
me to wait an hour for her now, instead
CT minute. r-Harper's Bazaar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

New schedule in effect June llth. '9ifo
Steamer City Of Cheslera and Brandywine leave
Fourth street wharf daily SUNDAYS iucuded)
ut 80 and l0.30a m and l.;0. Ala and 100 d IN,
Leave PHILADELPHIA, from Pier s, NORTH above
Arch street, at Io and 5l0!30 Am, and LOO ans
and 100 p. m. "a 81 sIS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
MANY LIVES WERE IN PERIL
Wild Engine on the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy.
RAN DISTANCE OF SEVEN MILES
CompeiIed to Stop by Steam
Giving Out.

Engineer Was Found on Seat in the Cab,
Fast Asleep, With His Head Out Of the
window-was Surprised and Terrified
When He Realized What Had Happened.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
Baltimore & Philadelphia Steamboat Co,

& Delaware canal, soc. This steamer
also stops at Chester both ways. Arrives at New
Castle from Philadelphia about 1880 a. M. iron
Baltimore about 3 p. m. f. S. GROVES, Agt,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

S5''N schedule g. II 's effect May
Al rTaIl,s illuminated with Pntsch light,
.EXPREsS TRAINS. .M
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware avcnus
New York, week days 500, $3.50 .io.52 =. M,
sl2ls G:SS. s5.5s, s5ls TALL Pull in cars, sl2
~ @ & g. .s fSq Ill Fui nsH ssas ' a
Philadslphla, weekdays, SOL, $50, m8s
500. as, 1918 tali Pullman ca i, Nh .sS,
60, Tss, *i0.52 p. IN, SUNDAYS, 1901, $50; ssl
Ply, sie.36 ~ SSa m IN! SO SIS. '5is (all
Chester, weekdays, $50, $3.50. 10. sS.2o, .a2l
si06a, Lose m: s2.st 300, .h2a $50 +IAa *lo.o-
r n sspd sG ~ SO : a. *losS +iis' m
Atlantic City, week days, $3.50, $50 an. +l2.ls
.2,S5 .s.ls s5a5 1913 D. in. sundays, 7.sO +y.3ys.
,cape May, Ocean City and sea isle city, week'
days, ta,5oa. M. *!1o, +23S and fS.5s p. m. Sun.
days. $50 a. m. and *.ss y, NJ.
sas ssoi III Ola a. M ~. H. .os SIS $40 .iS7
$3.50, tall Pullman cars), ts,0i, 4i0la y. IN. sun
days, a.ls, .S.0i, ts4oa. NJ. sl?.6. s2.o9. a.'H
baltimore and way stations, li.lj a. IN, aud Sp
p v, daily except Sundays s'ioa- M and 6,ssp
Newark, week days. sils. e.St 1901 *1i.ol a.
m, tia,6 S.la, ~ 81. 61,. *lo.12 y. nj. Sundays
AIS ts0i, $40 am. '1s56 +,57' VI Ss'7ss *io.'2
Pttsburg weekdays. ss,oi a. M. *l57, $3.50 TALL
Pullman carsl SOLE p. m. Sundays, *s.0i H. nn-
tt,5I. .5ss tall Pullman carsl.lolgp m.
| Chitago, daily, #S0i a. ~, #i,57 p. M.
Hncinuati and st. Louis, si.lsa nlp *la.5S AM
| fl0l2 p, IN. daily.
| sngerly accommodation, weekdays, 655a H.,
Il IsSasSers s ~ Weekdays ss
| 4,b7 p. m, SUNDAYS. 6.8s p m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION FOR
Baltimore, weekday I'D! ss q, sio p m; am sn
| n. ~ a. Il u,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-28
mfo,taI.
Boston
Girl

How many people have expert.
eneed the symptoms described by
this Boston girl1 Pailor, loss of
appetite, listlessaess, headache
all betray condition which IS
dangerous but which Or Williams
Pink Pills will surely cure. Miss
X. y. Dunbar, of Cos Massachu-
sets Avenue, Boston, is the girl.
She says
chad no appetite ard was as pale as
a esos,, and tbs headaches ! csed to have
In the back Of ny hc45 were SOMETHING
awful. Sep gave RE 70 rc.reShmcns.
A friend who noticed " III looked
tailed to RE about Dr.. williams Pink
Pills for Pale Pe5ple, a-d finiiiY persuaded
me 10 Try them. ! sool bcgln to notice
thu, my appetite ard eo'5f w2' returning;
b. tie time I'D ,ake1 SIX boxes the
weariness Was al fc-e aad ! fcl, fine. l
have had no return Ct tie trouble thanks
TO DR.. William Pink Pills for Pale People"
l.. a. DUNBAR.
Boston, September !. 1899.
Personally appeared The above named
K, 4. Dunbar aud certified To the truth
of the foregoing statement before Inc.
FRANK l.. WIScATE.
J4tf.ec Of the Peace.
.,s-Aget.,. o. 49,. from
Or Williams MrFi4cine "a 80 rhs~tAdy, y. Z.
" ernts ,,er boI y boxes g. -
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SIM MONS.

NJ sses Clara aud Miliie Tspley are ex-
pected home from Mssssc husetts in about
two weeks 10 spend their spring vacation.
An exchange OF pulpits between our
pastor aud Rev. {. b. Morse, OF Soui h
BrooksviiIe, has been prevented by storms
they stilI hope to effect the exchange.
Miss Fatiie :. rapiey, csled home by
the death OF her father. Capt. Rnb.rt
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SIMMONS.

Mrs. Mary Jane Blodgett. who is eigh-
ty-iour years old, Is very i'll.
Miss Maud Jones is at home from Au-
gusta for few weeks.
Mrs. II. F. Smith. OF Sedgwick,
visited here last week.
John ). TapIey is at home from hig-
gins institute, Charleston, for two weeks.
Mrs. Barker Blodgett, who has been
critically III for several weeks, is sto~ly
recovering.
Capt. George stevens, steamer Thomas
Walsh, is at home from New Haven for
a short stay.
Mrs Maria NJ. Tspley and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Alice and Fanny, LEFT for OK
land last Thursday TO visit Prof. +. $. Tap
ley. From Oakland Mrs. rapley will go
to Portland to meet her son, Capt Robert
NJ, who Is now on the passage home from
China and due to arrive in New York the
first OF March.
Feb. 2s. ToMsoS.
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Seawali-
Miss Nora King came home from Bar
1arbor last week. l.aF %N
Capt. Peter Moore, who has been quite
i'll for the last two weeks with heart
trouble. is much better.
Capt. Peter Benson has purchased tina
little house near the Seswall beach
known IS the Sanford cottage.
Mrs. John Nelson, with her little
daughter Aunie May. Of Camden, was the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Stanley last week.
Samuel Moore, James Fernald and
Gardner Carter went to Bar Hair Dor last
Thursday to attend the Masonic con-
vep,iou.
Feb. %. DOLLY.
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Cranberry Isles-

Cranberry Isles.
WiIford 5. russell expects o go to Port.
land to bring east The schooner Forest
Maid.
William d. Stanley is preparing to go
into the clustering business with +. J.
and A. NJ. Stanley.
Capt. Eber l.. Squirting has sold his ve-
sci, he MAUD Murray, and hopes to OBJ
tain larger one for himself.
Mrs. Lucinda Stanley had her annual
chopping match, last week. She served
a fine supper TO forty-two persons.
Frank Bunker who has been confined
to the house during I he last two months
with a cut foot, is able to walk out.
Services sre now being held in the new
Congregational westinghouse at i>lestord.
The pastor, Rev. c. y. Dsvie, is to he
commended for his perseverance, and
enterprise which have made the new
building possible.
Mrs. Rose Wedge. last Saturday, was
carried on her bed to Northeast hsrbor,
aud taken from there to Bangor hospital
Tor surgical operation. Her many
friends are hoping she may return home
much improved in health. The suhscrip-
ton paper for her benefit reached over 400.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-28

Eas, sur y
George Davis. who is employed on
steamer "Gstne ine", spent few days at
home recently.
Mrs. George l. Wescott, of South Pc
nobscot, oi,sen aker, is spendinA a few
weeks al Nj b. thatto's.
Home couirg OF our Students this week
is looked forward to With joy. Some will
come FROM Ca,tiue, and one from Pitts
field.
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald, of Calais,
spent few days at f. f Swe,t's On ac-
count of The severe storm Sunday, he was
unable to hold services.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Foeg at Fr,erort, Feb. "a, Mrs Fogg was
Miss Margie Chatto, Of this place.
Friends here extend congratulations.
Thur-d dry vas the eighty-ninth ami
versary Of the birth OF Mrs. Tryphens
Bowden On account OF the storm but
one OF Ter children, Bailey M Bowdeu,
of Blu. hill, except the daughter with
whom she resides, was present. Letters
were sent by o hers, and neighbors called
to offer congratulations on her advanced
age. Mrs Bow den is in good health, and
takes great interest in all the events of
the day.
Feb 26. c.
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TOMsoS.

Atlantic.
Joseph walker Is saving Wooo with
horse machine.
Irving rorrcy will move his family into
the parsonage this week.
Elmer Copsrvand vvi,e loft for South
v.s, ua,hor Tbursdsv
a. ~, ,.,, a., a..
~,
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1.anninN.

Lamoin-.
A pension OF s. has been granted to
Isaiah w How den.
Miss Edith { Rice, of LARA bee, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alton Trip.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland is spending
his vacation with Mrs. Mcfarland among
their relatives III town.
Rev. T. Mcdonald, who has been in
MiIlinocket the past six months, was a
guest at the parsonage last week.
Rev. J. 5. Blair attended the Riverview
local union OF Christian Endeavor at West
Sullivan. last Wednesday. MIR. Blair is
president OF the union.
The many friends Of Mrs. Ella Larnard
are saddened to learn OF her deep bereave-
ment by he recent death of her usbsnd
at their home III Sharon, Mass. Mrs.
Larnard is he youngest daughter OF Capt.
Calvin Coggins, OF this place.
Feb. 26. II.
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He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West jefferson, O., after suffering IS
m nths from Rectal FistuIa, he would die
unless a costly operation was performed;
but he cured himself with five boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure
on earth, and the best Salve in the world.
25 cents box. Sold by S. d. WIaaIN,
Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-28

Jones kindly giving permission to cut on
the territory burned over last summer.
Other Knights will haul The wood to the
new hall, should the west her man kindly
bold down little snow for few days.
Feb. %. SUB.
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Huii'- Cove

Huir- cove
The entertainment 10y the school in
celebration OF WashIngton's birthday
was given Saturday night, on account OF
the storm Thursday. TIE large number
of people present speak in the highest
terms OF the able manner iii W hieh the
teacher, M'ss Mary Evans, carried out
the programme. The dialogues. tahlesux
and Rotations were exceptionally
good Those by Miss Eta Mel,awn,
Ella Sweet and EvsdEa Salisbury
deserve special mention. ruc programme
was a. follows: Address OF wei
come. Laura MctiDwn. song, school ;
recitstious, Howard H#mor, Barniee
Brewer. Lee Hanscom frog song, Glsu-
don Gardiner; Dialogue, six girls; ms ru-
mental music, Lucy salisbury; rect
tatiops, Earle Higgins, Ella Sweet; song
school; dialogue, ten children; decsma-
ton, Henry Sweet; recitation, G en-
uon Gardner; song, four cplidreu !;
recitations, Miss Ella McGnAn, Sairiey
Sweet; dialogue, Eda MeGnNn and How
ard Hamor; Rotations, Marie Pierce,
Miss Lucy Salisbury; isnieaux, First
love-" Marie Pierce, Clarence Brewer !;
recitation, Eyadna Salisbury; dialogue,
Ella Sweet, Bernice Brewer; stephen
Salisbury and Ernest Wilcomn; tabieaux,
Tired Out" Laura McGown; recitation,
Edith Woods; tableaux, "Goddess of
Liberty" Bessie Salisbury; defamation,
Chauncey Pierce; doll drill, four girls ];
song, school.
Feb 26 b.
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Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all I'M
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
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East sullivan.
E.W. Hill was in Hancock Wednesday
surveying.
Alfred Stevens, of Steuben, visited his
sister, Mrs. Gilbert E. Simpson, last week.
tanned on Wednesday last by Mrs. Will
liam Hill. Delicious refreshments were
served during the afternoon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Julia McCrate,
March,
Twelve of the West Sullivan K. p. g
had a chopping bee on Tuesday last, Mr..
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TRUSSES. Csc, SIPS and UP

Chaens Of a4i s1sis.. 50 any ss. r,s
contract and pr printed 6] = !
(bpdQr throughout Require the least
possible writing TO enter data
Records and refer quickly to any
Mo name and save lime and
money. 1900 used and recorded All kinds OF
Aoor-saving records on,hand or made 10 order.
WALTER W. GEORGE, Publisher,
$50 Nassau ST., New York
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Bt.,-k.I',,rt.

B"ek-port-
In Sundays storm the schooner ART hur
wharf, went sdrifi and coiided with the
s'hooners "Venturs", "Amy kn ght" aud
"L,ndseer' nj SSszey's wharf. She struck
them with such force that they broke
away from their moorings and dritted
into Gardeners hart. There they mixed
up, and each ve>se! was more or less dam
aged. The schooner prince L. Boo, at
the marine railway DOCK, keeIed and sank
in several fathutns OF water. The steam
or "fremout', which WAS tied up at the
sfamuOat wharf, had her rail- aud some
OF her woodwork stove in.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-28
COUNTY NEWS.


East Eiuehin.
Miles II. Long is able to be out again.
w f. Chapman is very poorly. He i
unsbe to work.
Miss Msttic Huson is the guest OF MIS-
Msb Wardweli.
Richard Ashworth is very feeble lie /
una ode To leave the house.
Tpe -teemb boat wharf was quite badl,
damaged by the storm.
Mrs. James II. Long is quite feeble. Sh.
req iife- constant attendance.
" ,tertay one end OF Emery Carter
barn decided to be bird. and flew away
Lister Neaze and wife have been tn
guests OF John Ashworth during The pas
week.
Henry f York has gone to Wsldoboro,
where be viii be employed grant,
cutter.
Charles ID, Miller has new balustrsd
around his piazza. He left this morning
for Boston.
Mrs Henry B. Marks, VINO has been
' II tIhE ~ ltHb- III -NOliu SShs VIM iS
turned last Saturday.
Nathan T~ining and wife returned last
Tuesday from Minterport, where they
had been on visit.
Mrs Amos Carter, who has been sick ali
winter, hsd>an III turn last week. She is
in precsrious condition.
Mrs Samuel Stansfield, with her two
children, has gone to Surry. She is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. j. j. Stewart. who
is seriously i'll.
Master Willis Whitman will leave this
afternoon for the home OF his grand
father, Capt. l. P. Withsm, in East Bos-
ton. He expects to remain several
months.
Mrs Edwin f. Copary went to Boston
few days ego. She is expected home
this week with her son, about five years
old. He has been for several months an
inmate of one OF the Boston hospitals.
During the gale yesterday schooner
"Ann {. Stuart" dragged her anchor and
dritted ashore on the upper landing. At
the next flood George E Emertop, Isaac
| Lincoln and others hauled her in to the
wharf. No damage.
| Feb %. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-28

Seal Cove
Percy A. Perry, of Sorrento, visited
friends here recently.
Miss Myra Powers left Feb. 10, for Bos
ton, where she will remain about two
months.
Eugene Sprague has gone to Providence,
X. l to go as mate in the three masted
schooner John Shea, Capt. +. w.
All, n, West Eden, master
Capt and Mrs. E 2. Sawyer went to
Bar Harbor Thursday Capt. Sawyer
attended the Masonic convention Capt.
L { ODER also attended the convention,
Mrs. Mary J. Norwood, widow of the
late Oliver Norwood, OF this place, di, d
Thursday, Feb -, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Jordan, Ellsworth j..
Mrs. Norwood was eighty-seeen years of
age She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Jor-
dan, of Els orth, and five sons. Capt
Robbie Norwood, of Southwest Harbor,
and Capt Ezra Norwood, OF fremont.
Capts Willard and Thomas Norwood of
Seal Coke, and Capt l. $ Norwood, light
keeper at Owls Head. Two of these,
Capts Robbie and Ezra, are in southern
waters, having yet to learn the sad news
A large circle of relatives and friends in
! this and other towns sympathize with
them in their affection Funeral service $
/ appointed for Sunday, Feb IS, were post
/ poned on account of the severe storm
until Feb 26 Rev. MIR. Brooks, of South
west Har Dor, will ofiiciate
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Center.
Charles Thomas WIS in town last week :.
Albert Bartlett has been to Northeast
Hsrbor taking orders for granite work.
James Turner and wife have gone to
Orisnd TO visit their daughter, Mrs. Mel
vile Chapman, VINO Is very iii.
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Tspley, has returned TO her school at
Orange, Mass. She does not expect to be
at home again until after the spring term
closes.
Feb. 2g. SIMMONS