Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-10-24

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Sunday in the city.
Col. {. C. Burrill is confined to his
house with rheumatism.
Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, is
here this week on business.
b. F. Thomas and wife are spending a
few weeks in Massachusetts.
Miss Blanche Hartman, of Calais, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Samuel W. Moore and wife have moved
into the woods for the winter.
Miss j. A. Thompson returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Lewis Hodgkins and son Norris
are visiting friends in Old Town.
Walter. J. Clark, jr., and wife have been
visiting in Gardiner the past week.
Rev. J. P. simonton and wife are spend
ing \ few days this week in Rockport.
Mrs. Eva d. Gardner, OF Bangor, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Harry L. Crab
tree.
Miss Sadie Shorten and brother James,
OF Bangor, spent Sunday with friends in
| the city.
Miss Agnes Collins, of Bangor, spent
Sunday here the guest of Miss Caroline
Harrington.
c. l.. Morang is building stable 40A42
! at his place on Lincoln avenue. Hoyt
( Stevens is doing the work.
Rev. j. d. o'Brien attended the conse-
Grafton ceremony of Bishop Louis S.
/ Walsh in Portland last week.
DIR. Edwin A. Clark, of Worcester, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Clark, in this city.
Frank Fits and family leave to-day it.s
Massac husetts, where they will make
their home for the winter at least.
Sunrise council, Daughters OF Liberty,
will hold a supper, fair, and entertain
ment at Odd Fellows hall Friday, Dec. Ia.
Rev. William Dollard, who was located
here as curate during the summer, is in
Ellsworth to-day on his way from Rock
land to Orono.
A parish meeting of the Congregational
1ociety will be held at the vestry next
! Friday evening. A church meeting will
Immediately follow the parish meeting.
| Among nominations announced by Gov.
| Cobb last Thursday was that of Frederick
| Z. Doyle, of Millinocket, as trial justice.
Mr.. Doyle left for Millinocket yesterday.
! III. B. Phillips is shipping good many
| bricks to Bar Harbor and other coast
| towns. He has cargoes now for three bay
coasters, but cannot find vessels to ship
them.
| Howard Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank +. Smith, of Gardiner, formerly OF
| Ellsworth was in the city yesterday.
Howard is now ''on the road" for dry
goods firm.
Rev. r. B. Mathews, of Newcastle, occu-
| pied the pulpit of the Congregational
! church last Sunday morning, and preached
| in the chapel in the evening. There will
be no preaching service next Sunday.
| The Sunday school will meet at 11.3O a. m.
| At the meeting OF the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows in Portland last week, Fred
| p. Haynes, of Ellsworth, was appointed
| district deputy for the thirty-second dis
trict; Joseph w. Small, OF Northeast
Harbor, for the thirty-third district, and
Frank S. Perkins, of Castine, for the
thirty ninth district.
! Talbot S. Workman, of Gouldsboro, has
bought out the small grocery store of B.
Frank Phillips on Main street just below
/ the railroad, and took possession Monday.
Mr.. Workman will move his family here
| from Gouldsboro this week. He will oc-
cupy the rooms above the store which
have been thoroughly renovated.
| Miss Mary F. Latin, daughter OF Mrs.
Jane Latin, of Ellsworth, and stephen F.
Griffin, OF Hampden, were married at Bar
Barbor Saturday evening, by Rev. j. D.
O'Brien, of Ellsworth. Mrs. John Higgins,
sister of the bride, and Thomas Dona-
hue, Of Bangor, attended the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin took the evening
| train for their new home in Hampden,
where a reception was held.
| Some good bags of woodcock have been
made in covers near Ellsworth during the
past week. Edgar Emery, of Bangor,
| John Derby, of Boston, and Ralph Keller,
of Portland, were in one party, and en-
| joyed fine sport with the birds. Fred
| Hale and a party of friends from Port
land, spent few days here hunting. DR..
Musgrave, of Boston, with a friend, is
here for his annual hunting trip, with
| Frank Young as guide.
Fire on the schooner Revenue last even
ing burned out the house causing con-
siderable damage. The schooner was ly-
ing at the wharf partly loaded. She