Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03

Oct. 5.
| Harry +. Walker leaves to-day for his
school In Fort Fairfield.
Frank Hamlin, of Chicago, Is the guest
OF his brother, Col. IA. II. Hamiin.
| Misses Helen c. Davis. Mabel Monsg han
and Helen Rollins are at Hancock Point.
Miss Catherine NJ. simonton left Mon
day for Connecticut to take up her school
| work.
Mrs. Rodney Palmer, OF Boston, Is Wis.,
Ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Jones.
Rev. A. H. Cosr is to preach his farewell
sermon at the Unitarian church next
Sunday.
III. Drummey has reopened his store
in Odd Fellows block at west end OF the
bridge.
| Mrs. Arthur Phillips, OF whitman,
| MSS, Is the guest OF Mrs. Howard f.
/ Whiteomb.
The ladies' aid intend having a sale of
plain and fancy needle work in the Bsp-
| tist 'estfy tnts tnohth.
| Mrs. II. w. Cram of Bangor, who has
been the guest OF Miss Mary A. Stock
bridge, has returned home.
| Charles l.. Morang and family are at
their cottage at Contention Cove. Miss
Sophie Walker Is their guest.
sheriff II. r. whitcomb, with his fam
| ily, returned last Saturday from an out
Ing through Washington county.
Mrs. Charles A. Cole and her son
| Charles, of Pawtucket, X. l., have re-
turned home, after spending the summer
here.
Carrie Nation, the notorious Kansas
woman. who poses as reformer. lectured
to an audience OF about fifty at Hancock
hall last Friday afternoon.
The oid-time residents OF Bridge hill,
| supplemented by considerable number
OF young timers, ate their picnic dinner
in Blacks field last Thursday.
T.. ID. Ryerson, a drsughtsmsn from the
Office OF the supervising architect at
Washington, is in the city at work on
the plans OF the postofiice extension.
| A picnic party, including the pastor
aud wife, has gone to- day from the Bap-
tist church to spend the day with Mrs
Juiis A. Crabtree on her farm at East
5urry.
VIII those who are contemplating 8
trip to the Wet during the month OF
Novemb ber, please send their names anc
I N y r..
wood, MaInet
l.. +. Hooper and wife expect to lesv,
Ellsworth h about the middle of the month
for Ashland, Aroostook county, to take
charge OF a large boarding house in y
numbering district.
The board of registration began its ses-
sions at city hail yesterday. Sessions will
be held daily until Saturday, but no
changes in the voting lists can tie made
after Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Monag han is to give song
recital at the casino, Bar Harbor, on
Thursday evening, Sept. IL, under the
direction OF Maurice q. Rumsey, organist
OF ST. Ssviour's church.
| Mrs. A. s. Treat, who has been III at her
| home In East Orange, N. j., recovered
sufficiently to undertake the journey to
Ellsworth. She arrived last Sunday,
standing the journey very well, and is
now at Labrador farm.
Fred Gilman, OF Winterport, a friend
of Rev. Mr.. Simonton, who has been
canvassing this vicinity during his vaca-
| tion, has received an appointment as
| teacher in Porto Rico under Assistant
| Commissioner OF Education E. w. Lord.
Another resignation from Ellsworth's
corps of schoolmarms Is accounted for.
| This week Is recorded the marriage at
| North Castine of Miss Mary j. Dunbar,
| for some years past an Ellsworth school
| teacher, to Charles Devereux, OF Castine.
Miss +. Maud Presby, of Boston, for
| merry of this city, is spending two
weeks vacation here, the guest OF Mrs.
| Henry E. Davis. This Is Miss Presby's
fret visit here since she left about four
years ago. Her many friends are glad to
greet her.
former Ellsworth boy, j. Adams
Smith, son OF the late George 8. Smith,
made his native place brief visit
this week. Mr.. Smith was for many
years paymaster IN the navy. He is
now retired, having reached the age limit,
with the rank of rear admiral.
The hearing IN equity In the case OF the
seacoast Packing Co. against Bion M.
Pike and others. of Lubec, adjourned from
laat Iotv m Gepf Q has again been ad-
journed to Saturday, Sept. IS, when
arguments will be presented before Chief