Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-03
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George vogsu and wife are guests of J.
NJ yogeil for few weeks.
Miss Jennie LIttlefield left Sunday night
FOR weeks trip to Bath. Rockland and
other places.
W. H. Lawrence spent several days last
week with his parents here, W. NJ Law
renee and wife.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon returned Satur-
day 70 resume her duties as milliner with
C. r. Jones & Co.
F. Harvey, OF Kenduskeag, spent Sun
aay in Castine, the guest of his daughter,
Miss Nellie Harvey.
Mrs. Walter S. Brown left Saturday
morning for several days visit with her
brother in Brooksyille-
W. A. Kicker spent Friday and Saturday
at Dark Harbor. While there he closed
ais store in that place for the winter.
The grand officers OF r. and A. NJ. were
IN town one night last week, en- route for
hone after instituting lodge at Brooks
xiiie.
Rev. Robert G. Harbutt and family, who
aags spent the summer at their cottage IN
Sear5port, returned on Friday last and
spsred their house here.
Mrs. Mary Williams, who has been
spending several weeks in Roekland and
Portland, returned last week to her home
here with Mrs. 5. T. Noyes.
Frank Grindle is visiting his parents,
lanes Grindle and wife, after an absence
COR the summer which he has spent as one
of lhe crew OF Boston yacht.
w. A. Walker and wife and W. IL.
Hooper and wife leave this morning for a
ten days driving trip to Bangor, Edding-
ton, Ellsworth, Bar Harbor, etc.
The families OF c. f. Bates and Mr.. Van
Name, who have spent the summer at
their cottages here, returned to their
homes last week by special trip of steamer
Golden Rod.
The children OF the Congregational
Sunday school, in charge of Mrs. F. V.
Grindie and Mrs. K. G. Harhutt, enjoyed
hsyrick ride around town and the ten
mile drive Saturday.
f.. V. Grindle and wife leave this morn
Mountain camps in the Maine woods.
Daring their absence their store Will be in
charge of Miss Kate Davenport.
The many friends of Augustus Common
were sorry last week to hear that he had
had an operation at the Brewer hospital
for an attack of appendicitis, but at this
writing the reports are that b. is fast i'm
proving.
The foot ball team went to Backsport
Saturday and played its first game for the
season with the Z. NJ. c. 5. team, winning
by a score of to 0. The next game will
be played here Wednesday with the Free
dom academy team.
Work has begun on the foundation for
the new cottage at Dyces Head to he built
by Mrs. Baker. The cottage will be built
by day work instead of contract, and
will be in charge of Perkins & Bowden,
local contractors and builders.
w. B. Bartram leaves day for a vaca-
ii a of several weeks. Mr.. Bsrtram will
go to Bangor. thence TO the Provinces and
from there by boat 10 Boston, where be
will meet Mrs. Bsrtram who left on We'd
nesday for visit to her old home in
Massachusetts,.
The Castine grange fair held at North
Castine Tuesday, of last week, was a de-
eided success, both in the number and
quality of the stock shown, the amount
and excellence OF the exhibits of veg
etables and fruit, and the large variety
and high class OF the fancy work. There
was large crowd in attendance, and al
were highly interested in the several sport,
that were held. The African dodger wa,
very much in evidence. The promoter,
of the enterprise were highly satisfied
with its success, and will undoubtedly
try another year for one on larger scale
With sufficient encouragement. a two o.
three days fair might be held.
Oct. 1. G..