Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

Oct. s.
TT. Mahoney returned from Boston
this morning.
s. f. Chapman has entered the employ
of Whiting Bros.
Miss Alice Scott is spending her vaca
tIon at Hancock Point.
Samuel J. Morrison, OF this city, ha,
been granted pension of s6 per month.
Mrs. William Watts Is having the in.
terror of her house on Bridge hill re-
modelled.
Morris KuowIton IL working In A. w
Kings law office as stenogrspher and
typewriter.
Sunrise Council, No. II. ID. of L., will
hold Its next regular meeting on Friday
evening, Sept. s.
A chimney of the Woodward house on
Court street, occupied by Richard
Hawkes., has been rebuilt.
G. J. Treworgy Is loading the
schooner "wesiey Abbott" at Jones bore
with slaves for New York.
Mrs. and Miss Hinckiey, of Biuehill
who have been guests OF Mrs. P. b. Day
have returned to their home.
Fred Gilman, OF Winterport, who ha,
been with Rev. j. p. Simouton for few
weeks, returns home to-day.
Her bert Fiske, of Boston, who has beer
spending few days in Ellsworth with
friends, returned home to. day.
Rev. 8. L. Hsnscom, independent candi
date for sheriff, is scheduled to speak Al
Hancock ball to- morrow evening.
An ice cream and cake social will b,
given In the Baptist vestry this Wednes
day evening from 30 to o'clock.
Charles w. Eaton, who has driven
Whiting Bros. delivery wagon for soms
years, has quit. He is in Boston thii
week.
Mrs. II. W. Houghton left for her hom'
| in Boston last Monday, after few weeks
visit here, the guest of Miss Mary F
| Hopkins.
Fred l.. Davis and Frank f. Davis ant
his wife are visiting their mother, Mrs
| e. {. Davis, and their sister, Mrs. E. E
Rowe.
Lynchs band, OF the Falls, will partic
| ipste ID the zig parade that is to tax,
place ia B4rgor on Labor day, Monday
| Sept. /.
Mrs. Emily P. Grant, OF Dorchester
Mass, formerly OF this city, is making
short visi, among old friends and reis
tives here.
The Bluffs at Mt. Desert Ferry finished
the season last Friday. Lack OF sufiicien
| patronage is said to be the cause OF til,
early closing.
The Usona club will give another OF IT.
shirt waist parties at Odd Fellows hal
tomorrow evening. Music by Mona
ghan's orchestra.
Stetson Foster, OF Boston, who, with hi
two daughters Marjorie and Helen, hsi
been spending week or two here, re-
turned last Saturday.
Mrs. ). l.. Lord is quite III. She hsi
with her her daughter, Mrs. Fred S
Smith, of Gardiner, who, with her two
boys, is visiting here.
II was Coroner c. r. Foster, instead Of
Coroner ID. l.. Fields, who was called tc
view the body OF w. l. Mscomber, who
died suddenly on Monday of last week.
E. e. Eaton, OF West Newton, Mass, i.
the guest OF NJ. Y. McGown. MIR. Eaton
was born in Ellsworth, son of Capt.
William Eaton, but left here when quite
young.
Miss Elizabeth Gem, daughter OF the
late Sheriff A. II. tenn, OF Bueksport, re-
turned home Monday, after weeks visit
with Mrs. Edward Leland, at the home OF
Mrs. Tower.
An addition to the colony OF summer
visitors at Shady Nook this season is VIII
liam NJ. Munde, OF New York, who is at
the cottage of John d, Newman, also q
New Yorker.
Announcement Is made that Mrs. Car
rie Nation, the famous hatchet- -wielder
who played such havoc among the grog-
shops in Kansas, Is to lecture in Hancock
ball next Friday afternoon.
Rev. David Kerr has so improved in
health that he was able to preach last Sum
day. Alerge congregation welcomed him
He preached his first sermon in the course
OF discourses on the 23d psalm.
Two more of Ellsworth's estimabIe
school teachers were married to-day
Miss Inez May Hamilton, at North Els
worth, to Walter b. Lewrie, OF EastSrook,
and Grace NJ. GrindalI, to George G. Aus
tin at the Methodist parsonage, Both