Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-26
COUNTY NEWS.
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Theodore Sevin and wife are occupying
the Taper cottage.
Miss NabeIle Babson has returned from
a visit to Brooksviile.
Mrs. Frank Mason has been visiting
Mrs. Page in sedgwiek.
Miss Georgia Goodwin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. p. 5. Parker.
Mrs. sam Stevens, OF New York, is
spending the summer here.
Eugene osgood has been III with
typhoid fever for two weeks.
F. p. Merrill took trip last week TO
Rockland, Bath and Lewiston.
Mrs. r. p. Merrill and children returned
Sunday from visit TO stonington.
Miss Louisa Fries Is with Misses Rose
and Harmon at Moss Ledge, Parker Point.
Charles J. Dunn and family, of orono,
are at the Pendleton House fors few
weeks.
Dustin Fsrnum, of Verona, was in
town with his automobile Friday Of last
week.
Rev. X. L. Odds administered the rite OF
baptism to four candidates Sunday after
noon.
Frank Herrick has barber shop in the
Exchange, formerly occupied by Mr..
MortelI.
DIR. f. J. Hinckley. OF Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday with his parents, Nahum Hinckley
and wife.
The annual sale by the ladies OF tho
Congregational circle will be held in the
town hall August TO-
]. won Theodorowicz, second violin of
the Kneisel quartette, Is spending the
summer a; John SHOWS.
The friends Of Z X. Herrick are sorry
10 hear that he suffered stroke of paraiy-
sis in Bangor last Saturday.
Mrs. O. NJ. Slower has been III for two
weeks. Her sister, Miss Nellie Eyeleth,
OF Boston, arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Augusta Mirick. OF Cambridge,
Mass, is spending some weeks with her
sisters, Mrs. Helen Mcintyre and Mrs. X.
p. Slower.
Pearl b. Day has the sympathy Of his
many Blnehin friends in the painful acct
dent which he experienced ON the rail
road recently.
A. f, Herrick. of Bethel, and his daugh-
ter Margaret, are at E. E. Chase's. The
elder daughter. Miriam, has been in town
for some weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Stevens and daughter, of
Lowell, and Mrs. Everett johnson and son,
of Portland. are visiting their parents, Ira
Grindle and wife.
Mrs. Addie Frederick, of Metheun,
Mass, with her three daughters, is
spending the summer with her parents.
A. c. osgood and wife.
Mr.. Litslehaie, Of Rockiand, left that
city in his auto Friday morning and
arrived here about p. m. by way of
Bangor and Ellsworth.
Mrs. Quick and Miss Estelle Franks, OF
Bath, are at John Shows. Miss Franks
is the daughter OF Aurendsle Franks
and wife, former residents OF this place.
Fred Haylin and family are the guests
of Mrs. J. II. Morse. The remains OF their
youngest child were brought here from
somerville for burial in Sea Side cemetery,
services being held Saturday.
B. T. Sowle, Of Ellsworth, makes fire.
quent visits here in his automobile. The
people appreciate the courtesy he shows
and the precaution he takes that no acct
dents may follow his iourneyings through
the town.
Oliver Adams accompanied his mother
and sister from California, and is also
the guest OF Mrs. H. E. Morton at Orchard
lodge. He was ons Of a party who spent
last week cruising along the Maine coast
in the India, with Capt. Lincoln Merrill.
The Pendleton house, which has been
closed for a year, has recently been re
opened to the public under the manage
Mortell has removed his barber shop
from the Exchange TO the Pendleton
house.
At the annual meeting OF the ladies' So
cial library in May, it was decided that
once in three months the president Of the
ASSOCIATION, Mrs. f. E. Chase, should APP
point a committee OF three who should
take some method to raise money for the
library fund. The following were APP
pointed the committee for the first quarter
Misses Alice Mayo, Nellie Douglass and
MabeIle Babson. They arranged for a
sale of cooked food, home made candy,
flowers and ice-cream, which was held in
the town hall Friday afternoon and even
ing. The hall was prettily decorated.
The sale WIS well patronized, the proceeds
amounting to about $50.
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