Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

mother, Mrs. Lizzie Grindel.
There were services in the church san
day, BY Rev. Mr.. whitcomh, after which
a Sabbath school was organized.
Howard Jordan. one OF our prominent
young men, aud Miss Alice Jordan, of
Ellsworth Falls. were married by w. B.
Jordan, esq. Msy7 Z. Their many friends
offer congratulations.
May z. III.
South Penop-cot.
s Brsinsrd Condor was in Bangor las,
Friday.
I Miss Ida Perkins is teaching In the
I Dunbar district.
] School commenced In this district on
Monday, taught By Mrs. Percy Perkins.
I Mrs. Jane Thompson and Mrs. Ella
/ Staples went TO Bangor last Saturday
I morning for a few days.
Schooner "Mopsng," Capt Frank Per-
kins. bought 8 load OF freight last week
/ from Boston for local dealers.
Rev. and Mrs. e. K Drew came home
| from Camden last week, where they have
been spending q few days with his
brother.
Mrs. Clara l.. Bowden came home from
Massachusetts, last week, where she has
| been the past month. Her son, EIIery r..
Bowden, of winterport, has been spend
| ing few days with her since her return.
May. CLIMAX.
%. a. Simpson, who has been III, Is
about again.
Mrs. Otis Hinmsn aud Miss Dunbar
spent day at Bar Hsrhor recently.
T. B. Mitchell and wife, after visiting
friends in town, have gone to Hal
lowell.
Rev. A. II. Coar, OF Ellsworth, has been
at Sullivan recently calling on his many
friends.
A. r. Wilson has contract for laying
concrete st Bingham, and will go there In
few days.
Mrs. A. S. Cummings has gone to New
ton, Mass, for few weeks visit with her
brother, ID. S. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Dennis have re-
turned to their home after spending the
winter at Dorchester, Mass.
May Il. SUB.
West Franklin
Saving commenced at the mill again
Thursday night.
People are commencing to plant little
between showers.
Hervey Murch and wife are rejoicing
because OF the arrival OF new daugh ter.
Frank Bradbury has taken part OF the
stone 10 get for the NJ. C. R. r. bridge at
Bangor.
Quite number OF our citizens are at
home from OF her places, driven hitber by
strikes.
Mr. Webster is teaching the grammar
and Miss Angie Hinckiey, OF BlaehiiI, the
primary school.
Quite number OF fruit trees are being
set out this spring. Not many Sigh for
the apples OF their youth.
May 10. CHEER.
Gres, POND.
Peter Mossey has moved his family to
Milo.
Lewis Mace and wife, OF Aurora, were
the guests OF F. E. Mace on Friday.
Mrs. Edward Garry, of Holden, is
stopping few weeks with her son, f. E.
Mace
Wsshburn Lord, wife and daughter
Lula will return TO their home in How
laud Monday.
Bert Haynes and Guy Patterson are 60
ing to 10 Mary lake this week. Several OF
the young men who have come from
the drive are going to Miilinoeket.
A party of four from Worcester, Mass,
was here to-day on their way to Alligator
for weeks fishing. Frank Cunning ham,
OF Der Harbor, accompanied them.
May IL. E.
Trenton.
Edward Jordan was in Seal Cove few
days last week.
Albert Jordan has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work.
Arvili Jordan and wife, OF Waltham,
were in town last week.
Clifford Salisbury, OF Bangor, was
visiting relatives In town Sunday.
Among the visitors in Trenton last
week we're Mrs. Anna Graves, of Bangor,
Mrs. Lola Kief, of Boston, Eddie Jordan,
OF Seal Harbor.
Msy IL. MS.
sound
Jones Tracy captured six young red
foxes last week.
Mrs. E. e. Ingalls,, OF East orland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Adeline Richard
son.
Capt. George Sargent, of the schooner
Puritan, loaded stone this week at Hall
Quarry for New York.