Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02
COUNTY NEWS.


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Miss Adelaide Pearson has opened her
cottage Tor the season.
ars. ira Gtindle aud Mrs. WIN Greene
arrived homo Wednesday last.
Miss Miriam Herrick, OF Bethel, is Wis.
iting her uncle, Judge Chase.
Mas Delta veszie has recently returned
from sisit to relatives 10 Machiss.
DR.. Abby NJ. Fulton, an ever welcome
visitor TO BiushiiI, ia stopping at the
bluehiil house.
Mrs. Albins Carter has sold her place In
the village to Z. r. Hinckley and Capt.
William Peters.
Miss Bessie Clough, who spent the
winter with her skaters in Dorches,er,
Mass, Is home again.
| c. II. Bartlett, who will occupy the
Marshall cottage this sumner, arrived
with his family Friday.
Misses Angie Elinekiey and Ethel Stow
er have returned from Franklin, where
they have been teaching this summer.
Three deaths occurred I'm town Sunday
morning, Capt. A, p. Gray, Mrs. Mary
Gray and Mrs. Emery Carter, OF East
! Blaehlll.
There was Children's Day concert in
tbs Baptist church Sunday evening
which IS usual Was we'll conducted and
we'll attended.
stone drinking fountain OF neat de-
sign, suppiisd with water from a living
sprlng, aud located near the Dodge place.
has been presented to the town by Capt.
Adams, a frequent summer visitor here.
He has the thanks OF many for the gift
which will be loDg-endaring blessing.
Toe stone was furnished by w. NJ.
Howard.
Miss L'Ezie GFindie closed successful
term Of school in the Beach Am district
Friday last. The afternoon exercises
were very interesting. They were at
tended by good number Of the parents
and friends OF the school. The pro-
stamne consisted Of reeitations, dia-
sogaes and music. The vocal duet by
Misses Belle Butler and Annie veazie
wSs especially ane. tbs instruction
| which Aiss 9rlndle has given the pupils
In singing has been both pleasing and
profitable TO them.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Curtis and family
havs the sympathy OF all In tho sad be-
reavemsnt which hss fallen upon them In
| which occurred In WaItha
Mass. last week. Miss Curtis had been
| iii for three weeks, but was considered to
be much better, when she suddenly
passed sway. She was about twenty
years 81 sEe, and young lady Of rare and
sterling qualities, sniabie In disposition
and beloved by large circle OF friends.
| Her remains were brought home for
| burial. Funeral services were held.
81 Mr.. CARTS house Wednesday after.
noon. conducted by Revs. +. Bean and X.
l.. olis. The tiorsl remembranees we're
many and beautiful
Sir. and ars. Gross, with their dsug hter
| Abble, spent last week In Brunswick at
tending the commencement exercises OF
| Bowdoin college. Their son, Daniel l.
Gross, graduated with high honors.
| TOE class day exercises occurred on
| Tuesday. MIR. Gross's part was the poem,
Is hieh he rasd in Memorial hail after the
| delivery OF the Grafton by George x.
| Walker, OF Portland. Besides the prize
| OF $40 which STR. Gross won in the spcak-
log contest in February, during
| commencement be was sssrded two more
prizes. one Of $50 and another of $50, one
tor exIemDorsneous writing, and the
other. "Pray's English" Miss Bevvie
| Gross, who has been away attending TO
music he past tgo years, was also with
the family In Brunswick last week.
The congratulations Of many friends are
| extended 10 Mf. Gross oa this most happy
| and successful termination OF bis college
/ course
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