Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-24


Isle Telegraph Co.
Mrs. Dora Grove, OF Winthrop, Mass.
is the guest OF Miss Eva Aiken. n
Miss Winnie Floyd, OF Brewer, is the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Wiggin.
Mrs. L. E. Coar, of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting her son, Rev. A. H. Coar.
Albion and Fred Wood, who have been
working In Boston. arrived home Sunday.
| Col. @. G. BurrilI and wife are expected
home this evening from their California
trip.
The boys have been making good
catches of white perch in the river below
the first dam.
Mrs. J. P. Eldridge, with her daughter
Bernice, left to-day for a short visit to
her mother at Dexter.
Mrs. Julia A. Crabtree and son Harry L.
Crabtree have moved to their farm at East
Surry for two months.
Wiliim Black, OF Elgin, ILL.,, with his
wife, spent last week with his sisters at
the Black homestead here.
A. H. Dresser and wife, Of Orland, were
in Ellsworth yesterday, the guests OF
Capt. and Mrs. s. L. Lord.
Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, is
here for months vacation. Mrs. Han
scom came some weeks ago.
Mrs. A. r. Devereux, who has been in
poor health many years. is now seriously
III of hor hnrua in Eoct Toupoipo
At Calais yesterday E. H. GreeIy's
Beatrice took second money in the 2.35
class, driving Tamberlane to a mark OF
2.22A.
session yesterday assessing the State tax
on property owners in organized planta-
tions.
After next Sunday, all service will be
discontinued at the Congregational
church until the first Sunday in Sep
| tember.
Mrs. A. b. Walker returned Monday
from Camden, where she was called the
week before to visit sister who was Sc
riously i'll.
Rev. ]. P. Simonton Of the Methodist
church isetill suffering from the effects
of heat and nervous prostration, but con-
tinues to improve.
| W.. ]. Logan, OF Bangor, with his fam
lily, is In the city for vacation. They
are stopping with Mrs. Logan's mother
Mrs. William Watts, on Bridge hill. II
Misses Alice and Laura Flood and Ethel
Jellison and B. s. Jellison were the guests
of s. A. Maxfield and wife, of Bangor, al
| their Hancock Point cottage over Sunday
| s. B. Thurlow, of Stonington, has re-
signed as one of Sheriff Whitcom b't
| deputies, and G. G. Thurlow, who has be-
fore served in the same capacity, has been
appointed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Morrison and g
party of young people who are occupying
a cottage at Contention Cove this week
gave dance at Rural hall, East Surry
last evening.
| DIR. Abby M. Fulton is receiving surgi-
cal treatment at Bar Harbor hospital
Counsel OF several eminent surgeons, sum-
mer residents, is kindly given. Her i'm
provement is slow, but assured.
| e. w. Lord, superintendent OF schools
at Below Falls, VT, is spending a few
weeks with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
s. l.. Lord. He is accompanied by his
wife, who makes her first visit to Ellis
worth.
| George w. Whiting has withdrawn
from the firm of Whiting Brothers. The
business of this old and widely-known
house will be con tinued under the same
| firm name, the remaining partners being
s. K. Whiting and Henry Whiting.
d. j. Chamberlain and wife, OF Elgin,
| H., are at the American house for their
| annual visit. The trip from the West
| during the hot weather was almost too
| much for Mr.. Chamberlain's health, and