Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-09-04

Miss Helen G. Davis is visiting friends
at Hancock Point.
F.C. Burrill will occupy the Friend
house during the coming winter.
F. F. Simonton left for Winterport
Monday, where he will teach the high
school.
william Small, Of the Kittery navy
yard, is passing few days here with his
family.
Misses Charlotte and Helen Freeman, of
Cherryfeld, are visiting Mrs. George A.
Parcher.
Mrs. N. p. Cutler, ir., has returned from
visit to the American exposition at
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will re-
sumo its rehearsals this evening at
Manning hall.
George Gould, who has spent the sum-
mer among the islands fishing, arrived
home last night.
Harry Lowell and wife, OF Portland, are
visiting Mr.. LowelPs sister, Mrs. W. r.
Parker, this week.
City hose company will have sociable
at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
Music by Monaghan.
The family of Frank T. Monaghan, of
Gardiner, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes here, have returned home.
M. M. Mertz, State deputy councillor,
junior o. U. A. NJ, is attending the State
o,n,o;l at tbis ,uaab
DIR. A. e. Hagerthy has sold the Wymsn
place at Bayside to Boston parties, who
will improve 1t for a summer home.
The Shady Nook cottagers have moved
back to their Ellsworth homes. The Par
sons, BurriIl and Haynes families moved
up this week.
Miss Julia G. Hagerty who has been
spending her vacation at Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Royals, returned to her home in
| Boston Monday.
J. A. Isaacson, who has been cerking at
Lewis Friend & Co.'s store the past year,
| left Sunday for New York, where he has
| obtained employment.
Miss Alma B. Treworgy and Eugene H..
Moore, both OF Ellsworth, were married
| by Rev. j. p. Simonton at the Methodist
| parsonage Monday evening.
Ernest F. Osgood, OF Berlin, N. H., re-
turned home Monday after few days.
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Irving Osgood, in Ellsworth.
| Ellsworth was well represented at the
Labor Day celebration in Bangor Mon
day. The Ellsworth and Ellsworth Falls
bands marched in the parade.
| George A. Dickey and wife, of Boston,
left Monday after few days. visit with
Mrs. Dickey's sisters, Mrs. Charles Perry
and Miss Mary H. Black, at the Black
homestead.
| Isaac E. Bridges owns handsome colt
| by Roscoe Holmes Game Bird. If the
colt turns out as we'll as others of Game
| Birds get, Mr.. Bridges may we'll be proud
| of the new arrival.
| The schooner "Storm Petrel'' went on
the marine railway last Thursday, follow
| ing the ''Leonora", which has received
minor repairs. The "Storm Petrol" will
be practically rebuilt.
| The Senator Hale hose team last even
| ing voted to go to Cherryfield Wednesday
Sept. IS, to take part in the hose race. 1t
is probable that City hose and the Eurekas
also will 60 to Cherryfield.
| Rev. ID. II. Tribou, d. D., chaplain OF
| the "Iowa", made our office pleasant
| call Monday. The "Iowa" went to South
| America last Tuesday. Mrs. Tribou and
ner daughter will remain in California
for some time. - California AdUocate,
Aug. 27.
Miss Helena Dyer, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary F, Hopkins the past
few weeks, left for her home in Lansing
Mich, Sunday evening. She will spend 9
few days en- route at the Pan-American
exposition.
Mrs. Eugene Hale and Chandler Hale
and family sailed on the "St. Paul" last
| Wednesday from New York. The party
will spend few weeks in London anc
Paris, and then go to Vienna, when Mr.