Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10

Oct. ..
William E. Whiting is home from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. W. w. Morrison Is visiting friends
In Boston.
Misses Mary and Annie Stockbridgs
are visiting in Sullivan.
Owen Byrn and wife returned Saturday
from Etna csmpmeeting.
Rev. J. P. slmonton breaches at Tren-
ton next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Miss Mary F. Robinson leaves to- day for
Brocktou, Mass, for the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Kerr will preach ct North
Ellsworth next Sunday at 2.3o p. m.
Miss Clio Chiieott has returned to her
school duties In New wburyport, Mass.
| Charles W. Hopkins, an old Ellsworth
boy, Is visiting friends and relatives here.
Schooner "Juiia frances, Capt. Alley,
| Is having a new mainsail and other minor
repairs.
spending two weeks vacation in Els
worth.
William Small, OF the Kittery navy
yard. Is spending a few days with his
family here.
Miss Elizabeth T. Cushmsn Is enjoying
a weIl-esrned two weeks vacation in
vinalhsven.
The annual parish meeting OF the
Congregational society Is called for Mon
day, Sept. Is.
W. X. Parker. his guest of Portland,
Harry Lowell, aud &. K. Foster are up
river cunning.
Daniel GurDey, OF Saco, arrived in this
city last Thursday on visit to his mother,
Mrs. II. W. Dunn.
Arthur l.. Higgins, OF Boston, was In
the city the first of the week, on a short
visit to relatives.
George r Lowell is quite Ill at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. w. r. Parker,
ON Lincoln street.
| Lawrence Sylvia has returned to Els
| worth, aud resumed his position in the
Uaion shoe factory.
The schooner "Heurietts i. Whitney"
arrived Saturday. She is in the dock re-
ceiving coat OF paint.
Miss Mary II. Mcfarland has returned
| to Augusta, after a vacation spent with
| relatives and friends here.
Miss Marion Fullerton has returned
from skowhegsn, aud resumed her place
In the choir OF the Methodist church.
Harry Joy left Ellsworth for Boston
last Saturday. He will enter the employ
of Baldwin, Robbins 4 Co., hardware.
The song recital to be given at the Bar
| Harbor casino tomorrow evening
promises to be a highly successful affair.
Mrs. W. J. Logan and family, who have
| been spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Watts, have returned to
| Bangor.
the guest of Mrs. IL. f. Whitcomb, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Whit
man, Mass.
Mareellus Woodward, OF Manchester,
N. H., Is spending a months vacation
| with his parents, Capt. W. p. Woodward
and wife.
| Miss Grace /. Lord, formerly of this
| city, now Of Bangor, Is to be married in
| that city next Monday. The groom Is
Harry E. Torrens.
| Mrs. Mary A. Osgood left Saturday for
| Peabody, Mass, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter Lucy who
| teaches school there.
Mrs. Frank w. Brackett and son, who
have been spending the summer In
Ellsworth, have returned to their home
| In Brookiine, Mass.
VIII the writer OF 1.-TWO Smart Boys"
send his or her name to this office? No
| well-conducted newspaper prints anony-
nous communications.
Z. f. Robinson returned Wednesday
from Virginia, where he has been spend
| Ing some weeks for the bene6t of his
health. He Is much improved.
John II. Donovan, more familiarly
known as "Dickie", Is having the rooms
In the Coombs block, formerly occupied
by @. e. Baker as billiard hall, remod-
elled ana fitted for lunch-room. The
iunch-room will be on the street floor,