Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-25
COUNTY NEWS.
add,s,orai County Ss,es, see otAe, pages
cAsTINE.

Leonard Coombs, Of Bangor, spent Sun
day at Castine'
NJ. yogell left Saturday for Boston to
.ttend the funeral Of 7. ID. Blake.
Nvrou Parker aud wife, OF Searsport,
Lied on w. b. Bartrsm Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Luce left this morning for
xorthport to complete arrangements for
camp meeting next month.
Clarence Wheeler, who has been at home
,or several weeks, left this morning to re-
anne his work on the road.
The Rev. Mr.. McElvern, Of Boston,
presched at the Congregational church
sunday forenoon and evening.
r. d. Perkins and wife and Charles Dew
sreux and wife spent Sunday at the Cas-
tine cottage at Alamoosook lake.
Thomas Perkins, OF Hartford, Conn, ar
rived last week and win be at the Aeadian
for the remainder of the summer.
e. Julian seybt has hauled up his
launch, Mabel s., and is giving IL thor
oueh overhauling and new paint and
varnish.
Arrivals al the Randall Lookout last
week: Charles T.. Randall and wife, Miss
Bertha Randall, Ralph Prouty, George
Ross. Ellery Randall.
Miss Sarah Littieield, who has been
spending several days at the home OF
Capt. W s. Brown, returned TO her home
in Penobscot Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, OF Boston, who have
been spending a number OF days here at
Mrs. Pages old home on Main street, left
this morning for Boston.
Walter Brown arrived from Boston on
Sunday, and viii spend several weeks in
visit here On his return he will he sc-
companied by Mrs. Brown, who has been
here for a number OF weeks.
Castine now boasts of an up-to-date
lunch room. Mrs. Ralph Hodgkins has
recently added this department to her
store Castine has long needed place
where good substantial lunch could be
obtained at short notice.
The many friends OF f. d. Blake, OF
Brookline, Mass, were ssddened 10 hear
Of his death on Wednesday last. Mr.
Blake has long been a summer resident at
Castine, owning one Of the finest cottages
at Dice's Head; in fact, he was looked
upon as lone OF u.s.. Mr.. Blake has been
sufferer for number of years from
Bright's disease, and while the news OF his
death was not unexpected, still his many
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information.
In the death OF Mrs. Olive Veazie, which
occurred at the home of her daughter
law on Friday, Castine loses another of
her old-time people, Mrs. veazie being in
her uinetieth year. The deceased was one
Of a family of fourteen children, and had
seen them all laid away to rest, she being
the last Of them to die. She leaves one
son George and three grandchildren. The
funeral took place from the home on sat
urday, and was attended by Rev. Sir.
Luce, OF the Methodist church The re-
mains ~ers inferred In the family bury
iny ground at the Veaxie place In Pcnob-
scot.
News was received here Sunday OF the
death Of one Of CASTINGS citizens, Heze-
kiah Moore, who was stricken with
paralytic shock at Isle au Haut last week
and taken to the hospital in Roekland,
where he died. The news OF his death
vas brought here by his two sons, Fred
and William, OF Brockton, Mass, who
spent Sunday in Castine, and will remain
until after the funeral, which viii take
place tomorrow from the Unitarian
church. The funeral will be attended by
The G. A. 4. post, the deceased having
been a member of the First Maine heavy
artillery.