Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-12

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viii, Mrs. j. G. Irish, Lowell, Mass; Mrs
George H. Grant, Ellsworth; Mrs. 8. b
Richards and two daughters, Andover
Mass MIR. and Mrs. j. q. vose and family
Providence, r. L.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. s
Siocum and family, Newtonville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Bowen and family
Newton Centre, Mass; Mrs. s. X. Whit.
ing, Newton Centre.
Northeast Harbor-
VA very pretty wedding took place al
high noon Thursday when Miss Adelms
Joy, daughter of Stephen j. Smallidge
and Isaac e. Ralph were married by Rev
Joseph X. Norwood, in the presence OF
relatives and friends. After the ceremony
reception was rendered to the young
couple. Both bride and groom are wei
known, and their many friends extend
congratulations for a prosperous and
happy life.
Bishop Doane and family, of Albany
N. Y, came Saturday.
Ten cottages open, and quite a number
more will be opened next week.
Joseph Corson has built quite an annex
to his stable. He has some fine turnouts
Leighton, Davenport & Co. are enlarg-
ing their plumbing shop on Main street
o. M. ODER has the lumber for a new
piazza, and has new blinds for his
cottage.
DIR. Theodore Dunham and family are
occupying Howard Frazier's cottage at
Harborside.
McEachearn & Stanley have opened
their fish market in Freeman's block on
Main street.
g. II. Grant is agent for the American
express. He has an Office in the tele-
phone block OH Main street.
j. 7. Moore has moved in his summer
house he built last fall, having let his
cottage to parties from Philadelphia.
Prof. F. G. Peabody, OF Cambridge, has
bought part of the Curtis lot, and will
build fine cottage his summer.
There was Sunday school concert at
the Union church Sunday evening. 1t
was largely attended, and perfect sue
cess.
Mr.. Burnham, who has a cottage on
Sutton Isle, has bought steam yacht
and is having it painted here by E. A.
LAWYER.
The frank Jones" was about two hours
Saturday landing freight. She landed
about 10 900 feet OF hard pine flooring for
one thing.
One of the stores in the brick block
will be occupied by George Crawford &
Co., plumbers, the other by L. Erie
Holmes, who has small store in the Bee
block
June 10. JAP.
South Penobscot-
Mrs. Florence Wardwell, who has been
i'll, is able to be out
Tommie Grindle is working in Frank
Hooper's market in Castine.
Miss Flora Bowden is employed as clerk
in c. II. Hartman & Co.'s store.
Miss vesta Bowden is home from Med
way, Mass, where she has been the past
winter.
Fred Roberts and Eugene Guilford have
gone to the Banks with Capt. John F.
Peterson, of this place.
On account of the illness of Rev. E. K.
Drew there have been no services at the
Baptist church the last two Sundays.
Capt. Ernest Perkins, who has been to
the west coast of Africa in schooner .sHarry
is home for short time.
Ellery R. Bowden, of Winterport, was
IN town few days recently stopping with
his mother, Mrs. Clara l.. Bowden.
Last Thursday morning William Bridges,
Rob M. Thompson and r. L. Perkins went
to Castine with raft of ium Der from j. S.
Gray's mill for Will Hooper.
Everett Snow was called by telephone to
Sedgwick last Thursday evening, his
father, James W. Snow, having dislocated
his shoulder by a fall. At last accounts
Mr.. Snow wa' getting along very nicely.
June 10. CLIMAX.