Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-31

Mackerel are reported up as far as Oak
Point.
s. 8. Scammon, of Franklin, was in
the city Monday.
F. F. Simonton is at home from Bruns-
wick for his vacation.
A new plank sidewalk is being laid on
the upper end Of Water street.
City hose company will give dance at
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
Rev. J. M. Adams left this morning for
a short outing along Eggemoggin Reach.
A. w. Packard, formerly Of THE AMER
IcAN Office, is in town for a short vaca-
tion.
r. M. Campbell moved into his new
house at Laurel and South streets last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner, of Old Town, are
occupying the lower Haslam cottage at
Shady Nook.
Mrs. j. w. Malone and little daughter
Hannah Frances are visiting friends in
Bluehill this week.
The state board OF assessors will meet
In Ellsworth Saturday, Aug. II, and at
Bar Harbor Monday, Aug. 10.
William Saunders lost three fingers OF
his right hand in a machine at Union
shoe factory Monday forenoon.
Z. E. Monaghan and P. II. Shea, with
their families, are at Mountain View cot
tage, Contention Cove, for an outing.
George B. Wyman, of Redstone, N. H.,
is spending a vacation in Ellsworth, visit
ing bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Wy
man.
Pension of S6 has been granted to John
II. Mcfarland, of North Ellsworth. Mr..
Mcfarland has been living in Massachu-
setts until recently.
The Hancock county fair association
held meeting Monday and reelected its
adjourned to Saturday evening.
Capt. M. NJ. Whitaker, of the schooner
"Lavolta", was in Ellsworth Monday.
His schooner is at Sullivan loading stone
for New York. He will sail to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth T. Campbell and two
children, OF Island Falls, were in Els
worth over Sunday on their way to Sails
bury Cove to spend three or four weeks.
Harry E. Rowe, who went to New York
in the "Henrietta A. Whitney,, has ex-
tended his trip to Buffalo for a visit to
the Pan-American exposition and
Niagara.
Mrs. Walter r. Parker and her three
sons left last Thursday for weeks visit
in North Penobscot. Mrs. Parker's
father, George K. Lowell, who accom-
panied them, is visiting in Castine.
Miss l. G. Emmons, of San Francisco,
has been visiting her uncle, G. s. Cook,
the past two weeks. She will leave this
week to visit other friends and relatives
in the East before returning home.
George Fl. Heath, son OF Hillman B.
Heath, died at his home at North Ellis
worth Sunday, in the twenty eighth year
OF his age. He leaves widow. Funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon.
Hoyt Austin, who is employed in THE
AMERICAN Office, had the first finger of
his right hand jammed in job press
Monday afternoon. The finger was am
putated by DIR. Hagerthy at the first
joint.
Mrs. Eugene Conroy, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, with her son Eugene and daughter
Matte, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
w. Downing, in this city. Mr.. Down
iDg's sister, Miss Bessie Downing, of
Calais, is also here.
The many friends Of Mrs. j. F. Davis
and Miss Sylvia Davis are glad to well
come them to Ellsworth again. They
arrived last Friday, and expect to remain
several weeks. They are stopping at the
Thomases on Bridge hill.
The first flock of Angora goats in Els
worth is owned by Edward B. Wyman.
MIR. Wyman received five does some weeks
ago. A dog soon discovered that goat
mutton was as good as sheep mutton, and
killed one of them. The other four
escaped from the pasture, and Mr.. Wyman