Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11

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f. II. Carpenter spent last week in
business trip TO Boston.
Julian webber is spending his vacation
in Boston and vicinity.
Schooner Silver Heels has arrived with
coal for the Devereux Coal Co.
Charles Drawn left Thursday for Winter
Harbor, where he will be employed.
Miss Alice Gardner has gone to Bangor,
where she win be employed for number
of weeks.
Irwin Harper, who has been seriously i'll
for several days. is, all are glad to know,
improving.
Miss Sherman, who has been spending
the summer at A. +. Adams left for home
on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Slower left Friday for Macin-
tosh, Ca, where she has asposition for the
winter as teacher.
Jurors from this place to the present
term of court at Ellsworth are William
Bevan and Bradley Morgrage.
Mrs. j. r. Hooper, Of Providence, II. l.,
is visiting for few days her husbands
parents, c. II. Hooper and wife.
William Patterson, with his brother
Andrew and sister Annie, has gone to
Boston for vacation OF two weeks.
william Clarke is filling the place OF
William Patterson as clerk at r. Il. Lewis's
while Mr.. Patterson is ON his vacation.
The Maine Central steamer Samoset,
with the officials of the road on board,
made visit to the harbor Wednesday.
C. II. Hooper and wife,w w. A. Kicker and
wife left Monday for a business and
pleasure trip in Boston and New York.
George wardweli returned Saturday
from vacation spent in Brockton,
Mass. While there he took in the
Brockton fair.
Miss Nina wardweli, who has been en-
ployed at the home OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Perkins
the past summer. returned to her home in
Pencbscot Friday.
Two mules drawing a peddler's cart
were novel sight on the streets one day
last week, they being the first mules seen
lis town for number Of years.
W. p. Hooper, who has been quite Ill for
several days, is able to be about again and
attend to his duties as road commissioner,
as well as the work connected with his
stable.
W. b. Bartram has been grading and
otherwise improving the grounds around
his house on Court street. Waiter Is In a
fair way TO have one of the prettiest lawns
in town next season.
Arthur, young son of Charles Sawyer,
met with q painful accident last week.
He was knocked down while watching
the practice work of the football squad,
and his collar bone was broken.
The members of the.ladics' relief corps
took in the orIand fair last Wednesday.
The party filled two of Henry Grindle's
huckboards. All report fine time, en-
ioying the sights, especially the baby
show.
f. II. Carpenter and wife, II. A. Doug
las, J. c. NJ. Gardner, Mae Bates, Mrs. r.
o. Grindle and Sc .eral of the students
from the normal school attended the
music festival at Bangor Friday and Sat
urday.
| We are waiting patiently now for some
of our sportsmen TO bring in the first deer
of the season. Signs are reported as very
thick in the square, giving indications for
| good hunting as soon as the frosts have
killed of some OF the leaves. IL liz re-
/ ported that cow moose and calf have
| taken up their residence In the square,
several having seen them. e. c. Bowden
reports having seen their tracks At the
| Porter place, near the garden.
/ Oct. s. q.