Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07
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spend week With friends.
Hon. Parker spcff,rd has retarned from
briet business trip to New York.
Miss Alice Reynolds. OF Maiden. Mass.
has been guest At E. Gardner's.
Allen & Smith have completed quite
extensive repairs on the Rider block.
VIII n. Chandler, of Bar Harbor, has
been spending a few days with relatives
To town.
Waiter Smith and wife, OF Boston, are
In town for visit with Mr.. Smiths
mother.
4 Annie B. Houston has been engaged by
the school board OF Belfast to teach 10
East Belfast.
Mrs. W B. Wright and two daughters.
OF Georgetown, $. c., are visiting Mrs.
Holmes Buck.
Mics Marie Slower, OF Portland, has
been in town for few days, a guest at
Richard B. stoser's.
Mrs. A. P. Robinson is home from
teo-weeks' visit with her daughter at
Provincetown, Mass.
Roy Dorr and Frank Marks. OF Boston,
have been spending teg days at their
| former homes In oriand.
The schooner Hunter, Capt. Anderson,
arrived Saturday from New York with
coal for I. NJ. Nicholson.
Mrs. Harriet Phinney, OF Hyannis,
dsss, has returned to her home after a
visit to Mts. f p. Nichols.
Capt. Charles shute is in command OF
the steamer Merryconesg, Capt. fsrr hag-
ing retired to take another berth.
Hon. o. u. Fellows IN on the stump for
the republicans, and has already filed a
number Of dates With marked success.
Mrs. Hugh Il Gray, OF Boston, and
Henry l.. FIfieid. of wslpole. Mass, are
visiting their mother on Bridge street.
William Fatnnm and wife wilt open
their summer home on Verona for Sep
TENDER. Mrs. fsrnua arrived Saturday.
joseph B. Patterson and wife have re-
turned to Boston after a stay at Lake Ala
moossok. Mr.. Patterson will build cot
tage there next season.
Finson Il Brown have sold Ram and
Canoe islands In Lake Alamoosook to Il.
w. c Ellison, of PhiIsdelphia, who will
erect fine cottage on one of them.
Prot and Mrs. Carl Buck and wes-
tray Ladd, who are spending the summer
in town, are in the Nicatous region on
the Passadamkeag waters for short stay.
"a Ehg
ing his brother, Col. John A. Darling
MIR, Darling wss former resident, and
has been renewing many old acqusint-
anees.
Riyerview Rebekah lodge will give
carnival and entertainment In Emery hall
on Friday evening, with Miss Dawn VIII
low Nelson, the reader, as the principal
attraction.
f. l.. Temple, the landscape gardner,
has quite an extensive contract at Sandy
Point, where he will lay out and improve
the place OF F. F. Perkins, which covers
about ten acres.
Capt. Isaiah Abbott, the veteran fisher
man, is back from a two-weeks' cruise
down the bay. One item of his fare was
over one ton OF cells which he ships to
special customers in New York.
Fort Knox lodge, /. o. o. F., resumed
work on Thursday night after the sum-
mer vacation, with working one degree
and acting on two applications. The out
look for prosperous season Is bright.
Master John, the fourteen year son
of Harry Tuck Sherman. deputy consul at
Antwerp. has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
F. l.. Temple, in town. Master Tuck
made the trip from Ante. erp to Bucksport
unaccompanied.
Shipments OF granite from the Mt.
Waldo quarries for the new postotfice at
Minneapolis are being made by rail from
this station, the stone being brought by
schooner from the quarry and loaded on
cars at steamboat wharf.
Bucksport and vicinity was visited on
Saturday night by the severest electrical
storm of the season, which did consider
able damage to fruit and shade trees.
Lightning struck the old Lowell home
stead near Bueksport Center, owned by
Capt. Fred Arey, but unoccupled. The
barn was saved by the exertions OF the
nelghbors.
On Wednesday night the store OF r. W.
Delano, on Main street, was entered by
burglars through a window. The cash
drawer was cleaned out of about s15 iu
small change. Cigars, tobacco and other
goods were missed. The crime was traced
without much doubt to party who left
town the next day, and is now supposed
to be ont OF the State