Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-24
BRooKLIN.
Gaming Summer Observation-Disclosures
t,terests-Local Gossip.

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Iuterests-Local Gossip.
roh,ip ia located well to take high
summer resort. The soil and
.oundirgs are well adapted to road
sliding and general marine scenery.
'S -rso eastern part of the village has some
island. water and woodland scenes,
"a !, only needs few more sojourners
,,,e the place quite name as an out
ing retreat - .,s., :.
s.sino or seagoing, as the homes all look
thrifty. 49,.
..son running gives employment to many
S.nds Before the organization Of the
.o-csilsd sardine syndicate, it was run by
q stevens, aud until the recent dis
o,sanization OF that concern IT was run
BY it.
the factory has again come into MIR.
c,svens' control, who expects to reopen 1t
,his season. Z. K. Hopkins, OF Ellsworth,
rbo was syndicate manager up to last
.a., 4 to be associated with Mr.. Stevens
IN the running OF the factory.
q, course, the people here have to be
,,o,bed and fed, and it remains to a few
h,siness men to look after their wants.
Noticeatle among these are the following:
as. Kane keeps himself and several
hands employed In his own factory, and
oets plenty Of contracts for his factory
nv supplying the city iobbing houses
With canned goods. He also deals Ia salt
and ice,
W.K. Blsisdell, formerly OF Ellsworth,
has recently located here aud finds quite
. GOOD run of business. He does horse
,boeing, ,obing and wood and iron
work for al kinds OF boat and carriage
use. - rl
Henry W. FIye used to go fishing for
livelihood, but in recent years has given
most o, bis time to the painting and pa
Del. hanging business.
RE B ,ut recently moved into the viii
,sre, and mas worked up q nice business
In the fancy wood working line. He sells
big orders In the nearby towns for piazza
posts, STAIR work, brackets, moulding,
lobster ouoys 81. He has four horse
power steam engine to run his machinery,
which is OF the latest patterns.
Al what Is called the west end, near the
steamboat landing, are a village and post
office called Haven. Most of this village
Is summer colony from Washington,
DC.
The postoffice is in a new building
which are also occupied by Miss Z. A.
Mayo, who conducts millinery ana
fancy goods store. This spring an extern
sion was built on the store, which is be-
ing fitted and furnished for CONNECTION
cry aud ice-cream parlor.
The Odd Fellows have fine building,
and hourishing lodge here. There are
other pubic halls, buildings and churches
near by, and all In all the town looks
prosperous. SPEC.
All schools in town closed last week.
R R. Babson goes to Boston to-day.
E, j. Carter who has been out OF town
for few weeks is at home.
Mrs. Harold Grindle went to Boston
Thursday for short visit.
Harold Babson, who has been employed
at Guelph, Canada, is at home.
Ms. Belle Blake and Mildred Smith are
employed in the dining hail at West End.
Mrs. Eugene Holden and child, OF YER
mont, are visiting George Holden and
wife.
Miss Bessie Allen, who has been attend
Ing school at Ksnt's Hill during the past
year, is at home.
wharf company has been organized
at Nsskeag and wharf will be built soon
at Blacks point.
Miss Nancy Parker, OF Monroe, who
has been employed here as a teacher, left
for her home Friday.
Roy A. Kane attended the commence
ments OF the Castine normal school and
Colby college last week.
Mr.. Howes and family OF Winchester,
Mass, came Saturday to spend the sum
mer at North BrookliD.
The Dodge family, of Washington, d. c..
arrived Wednesday to occupy their
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Watson and children, OF
Melrose, Mass arrived Saturday to spend
the season with Mrs. ii. NJ. Alh srton.
Miss Margaret Gray and niece, OF Balti-
MORE came on Wednesdays boat 10 spend
Tue summer at the Twin cottage" at
West End. n
Miss Fsustina Wells, of Melrose. Mass,
came Saturday to visit her grsndparents,
mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bridges, at West
Brook!in.
Mrs Wilson, with her nephew, of
Washington, ID. C., arrived Saturday to
occupy her cottage at West End which
has JUST been completed.
81. Johns day WAS observed Sunday.
June Il, by tue masonic lodge OF TINS
place. Rev. J. p. Slmonton, OF Ellsworth,
preached most excellent sermon. Music
was rendered by male qusrtette from the
'ooge' About sixty Mssons attended the
services, including the visiting lodge