Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-25
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GAMolSE POINT.

=, their cottsge July ~, Tor the summer
rortion Of the Perry family, of Old
have arrived at their cottage for the
season.
-,,grstulations are in order for Mr..
~ Mrs. Frank A. Power. A SON was
bo,n 10 them July 20,
yrs Eugene Bunker and daughter, OF
v;rg,psn. are visiting Capt. A. B. Higgins,
..,her Of Mrs. Bunker.
N-s Charles 5. Bragdon and two chill
a., from Brockton, Mass, are at Capt.
: p Cousins for the season.
ur. ". :. Hodgkins, who has been Wis
,.in, her son Raymond, in Portland, has
.,,rrned to town in the best OF health.
Mr.. E. d. II. Moody, Of Boston, sex
..c,ea al Capt. l.. Gilpatrick's Aug. 3,
f,dc NJ. witsch and wits, OF Newark,
NJ, Aug J.
Martin Bunker and family, former resi-
ANTS Of IAmoine, arc occupying the Dew
,,sux house for the summer, after pro-
,orged absence.
ur. L. Berry and Miss Flora Hopkins
.,a,o occupy the wiggin cottage for the
sa.on. Miss Hopkins has been in Boston
daring the past winter.
EF. Taylor and wife, of Brooklyn, N.
Y and Misses Mary e. and Rachel ].
Phelps. Of Springfield, Mass, are guests
q. the Gilpstrick homestead.
aibert Emerson and family, OF Boston,
,r oecupying Bloomfield Smiths bunga-
,ox for the summer, and are greatly en-
,viug the fishing facilities of the shore
front.
twill be- Of interest TO bis many friends
tn learn that Otis Googins is now estab-
nshed at his residence for the season, and
Is expecting his daughter Helen to JON
him on August /.
The Merrills of Bangor, are now occu-
pying their log-cabin retreat on the wat
er front opposite Eden, where they can
watch the growth of the trees for which
that garden is so celebrated.
H. Ncpevitt aud wife, OF Dorchester
Mass, are soiourning at Capt. Luther Gill
rs,ricks for their third season. The1 say
that in the outing line nothing Is too good
ior them; therefore, they love to come 10
good old Maine, and particularly Lamoine.
Wednesday, July IS, the attractive and
cory residence Of Mr. and Mrs. A. |.
saunders, we'll and popularity known In
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happy party at hridgc-whist, the ladies OF
the club riding over from Ellsworth in
teams, and after most enjoyable day de-
parting h0mewards in the late afternoon.
After an absence OF seven years IL is a
pleasure to record that Mrs, Mary f. Fem
nimore is back again In her native town.
She is daughter OF the late Mrs. Mary
Gilpatrick, and sister OF Capt. Luther.
She is lady " attractive personality and
engaging manners. Perhaps in none Of
her pleasing qualifications is she more
sigually conspicuous than in the posses
sion Of an alto voice Of fine tone and pow
ertal compass. She is great acquisition
to The congregational singing at the viii
hge church and to the "soirees chantant"
conducted by Dea. "Bloom".
san interesting sight TO see the large
number Of stalwart men every work ing
day hurrying BY to engage in what our
President would call strenuous" occu-
patton at the coaling station. The re-
marx might be hazsrded that they are the
"tgQaEfHf Ii
seen "kiting' along as they do on bicycles
and In buggies behind spirited trotters.
In The afternoon, as they return, similarly
mounted, there is perhaps a slight change
0eomple1ion, causing the summer visitor
70 regard them as dark angels, but
These same men are among the solid yeo-
marry OF the county, are kings Of labor,
representatives. OF thrift and living exem-
pars Of the good old Scotch saying
Black wark maks white munney."
They say lit is never too late to mend;
therefore thus late a kind word should be
'sd oil the praiseworthy efforts OF the new
iAnoine cornet band, Arthur Chick,
Nader. This organization commenced
Practice for the first time as recently as
last February, many of the members hav-
ING never had an instrument in their
Aanas before. From small beginning
anu with faithful exertion they have now
secured full equipment for an up-to-date
aaa, including a neat and "fetching"
uniform, and, 10 the amazement of large
s'aeourse Of summer visitors, who had
'sAfned the above facts, rendered long
.na varied programme on the evening Of
guy 10 at garden tete on the grounds of
'10ge Peters. Now the people OF La
u0'ne and vicinity have an object lesson
y pain view. No need of importing for
wa artists of the long haired persuasion;
%.ourage home talent instead. On July
~Another concert was given.
July o.. SPEC.
ENJOYABLE OUTING.
Wednesday, July IS, the day being aus
f0ous, joyous party left their snug
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