Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-08-01

Mrs. Howard heath is in town on visit
50 Asg mother, Mrs. Ellis Gray.
Mrs. Alvin Hatch, of Philadelphia, ar
uivnl last week for a stay of several weeks,
Prof. Curtis, of New Haven, Conn,
soccxRied the pulpit at tie Congregational
achuyoh Sunday.
Charles Littlefeld, son of Congressman
8JftEcfield, is the guest OF W. A. Walker
tor several days.
Ralph Hodgkins, who is employed in
Var Harbor as electrician, spent Sunday
h IRE with his family
Rev Thomas Fessepden was in town
ofer aight Thursday on his way home to
BaagxS from Northport.
All are glad that Mrs. Jerry Perkins,
~sv+,n has been seriously i'll for some time,
81 uaacs more able to be out.
z. Julian seybt and wife went to Ban
gos In their launch Mabel 5. on Sunday.
and ~sre storm bound there.
The ladies OF the Congregational society
ssaI hold their annual fair and sale Of
fancy articles at Emerson hall Thursday,
Aug &
W. Fl. Bevan and William Webster have
bees elected delegates TO tne convention
al trs high court l. 0. r. 10 be held at
rssorss In August.
Miss Lou Thompson, Of searsnont, and
Mira. Frank Hanscom, Of Bar Harbof, have
beech spending few days on visit here
so Ms. J, l.. Hooper.
Rev. Norman IaMsEsh, formerly Meth
.a,diss pastor here, was in town Thursday
snaIltns on old friends. He was accom-
Efamisd by Mrs. LaMarsh.
Rosmar Deyereux, who has been in the
Rntefisr of the State for the summer on
business as civil engineer, arrived home
Saturday and will remain for some time.
Mrs. M,lsule, whom many Castine
people have known as Miss Hattie sher-
aDourQe. arrived sunday with her two
daughters, aa3 ,,u ma several weeks
at Csstine.
The many friends a Miss susanne Rid
die. w1le was badly aeuisei and shsksa
mp short tins ago ov tsi! from b sr
Asorss while riding. az .fssssd so SO her
out xsoe more.
Oliver McC ,aet,. ~, Mr.. Drake and
Pros volkman spen; several days last
week down tn aay o. Il fishing cruise
zzrosrzs i-i.4l Hat H. NJ Il. 1il;o 'l's
-vactefss lssIs.
Mas Amy Perkins, wac has employ
araene % teacher a. ths seminary in
Bnc3zs2ort, after spendiaS part o. her va
r,atira with friends, arrived home lsst
" .shs fur The remainder o. h r vacation.
Fred W. Hooper, Castina BOY, has re-
gently been elected As manager Of tn
West End Thread Co., Of Millbury. Mass
Mr.. Hooper is one Of Castins's hustling
yoptrs rlen, and this promotion is a de-
sorverg tribute to his ability.
Last week was replete with amusements
ing Q~stine, with the merry -go-round
going all the week, shepherds moving
picslres on Monday evening, and plays
Thnrsdsy, FriGsy and saturday evenings
by fhe Klsrk Urban Co. This company is
always popular here.
Osts day last week while Misses Almeds
Grindle and Lucy bennett were driving,
Ehet horse became unmanageable and ran
down Main street, turning the corner into
water street. The young ladies were
skhrdvn out, luckily without any injury to
l4hefnsslves. The horse was stopped after
Yrnnitpg short distance on Water street,
ms greater damage resulting than splin-
tered top to the carriage.
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Parsons have the
stieep sympathy of their many friends here
ON socount OF the loss OF their three
xnonths-old daughter on Sunday morning
asst. The little one had been i'll for some
kims with whooping cough, which cul-
miaated in its death on Sunday morning.
Prsysrs were held at the house on Sunday
Afternoon and on Monday the remains
vert taken to Ellsworth for burial.
July 30. g.