Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-22

William Downey, OF Good VIII farm-
vwas in town several days last week.
sTsd" Perkins, who has been employed
al Andover, is at home for short time,
Berry vogell, of East Weymouth, Mass,
st visiting his brother, John NJ. Vogell.
Fred Strange was the guest of Isaac
Hutchinson and wife few days last week.
Miss Grace Piper was the guest of her
saier, Mrs. Harry Mscomber, over Sun
ssisy.
harry Thombs, who is employed in Bos-
sau, is visiting his sister, Mrs. VIII Web
sasr-
Il p. Walker spent Sunday at the
assdian, the guest of his brother, W. A.
Walker.
TIE melodrama, along the Kennebee,"
~al be given at Emerson hail Thursday
evening.
Tr jackson, of Philadelphia, with
party of three, arrived in his automobile
sAsaturday.
rtse Rev. Mr.. Darlington, of Everett,
1t4ss., preached at the Congregational
.ssarch Sunday.
The three masted schooner Hattie e.
King arrived Sunday with coal for the
gsstine Coal Co.
Ers- Charles Pillsbury, of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting for few days at the
sbrase of F. V. Grindle.
The many friends OF Mrs Anna Burn
snA are glad to see her. Mrs. Burnham is
sae quasi of Mrs. r. B. Brown.
Sunday next the pulpit at the Congrega-
apnsl church will be occupied by the Rev.
nr- Hills, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ele Unitarian fair Wednesday proved as
usual the most profita bic one of the season,
fs= gross receipts being over $500.
Mars. Otis Parker and son, who have
tusn spending a few weeks with Mr.
Bakers parents at orland, are at home.
The large steam yacht Embla, DIR. Sew
ard Webb, of Shelbourne, VT, is at the
Aoyereux Coal Co.'S wharf this morning
srsaling.
Thursday last several ladies at the Aea-
ssAn gave benefit euchre party for Miss
Saara Stearns, which melted the snug little
snm of SIS.
This season bids fair TO be the hottest
fius Csstine has experienced in many
vars. Sunday the mereary stood at 30 in
sseshsde, which for Castine is hot wealth
CO indeed.
Charles X. Whiting and son Tom, of
Cripple Creek, Col, arrived Wednesday
md tass NJ
Mrs. c. J. Whiting. Charles old friends
sze all glad to see him.
Repairs at the custom house are under
~ay. The carpenter work viii be done by
Perkins & Bowden, stone work by Bowden
f<os.. painting by Sewall Perkins, piping
Ind plumbing by F. y. Slower.
Saturday night some person appropsi-
ated j. NJ. Vogell's lobster car which he
Keeps attached to his boat stage The car
sontained over eighty Holsters, which cost
ar. Vogell over so. No trace of the
shieves has been discovered
The artesian well which w. A. Walker
n having sunk at his place is now down
sE feet, and not through the rock ledge
yet. Mr.. Walker can feel sure that when
ne does strike water at that depth ha will
aave good and never falling supply
e. W. Perkins and wife have the syr.pa-
fis of their friends IN the death of their
stsnghter- in-law, Mrs. DR.. Perkins, of
Washington, ID. c., and the serious illness
Ef Ar- Perkins. All hope the doctor will
sLeedAy recover. News of Mrs. Perkins
ssssfs was received Saturday.
81 P. Hooper's ferry seow, in tow OF his
yower launch, is now in daily operation
t1Riing blackboard parties to West Brooks
wiile for the Cape Roster, Kench's noun
Ssin and Caterpillar hill drives. The
scenery ON these drives, especially that
from Caterpillar hill, is something that
most OF our summer people don't care to
Eiss.
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