Ellsworth American., 1907-07-17
more's father, G. s. Pearl, Of Bangor, spen
Sunday here.

more's father, c. 8. Pearl, OF Bangor, spent
Sunday here.
John B. Frazier died at his home in Els
worth Sunday, after long illness, aged
seventy years. He was veteran OF the
Civil war.
Capt. John Kief left to-day for South
Dakota on business connected with the
estate Of his niece, Mrs. Flora B. Hollis,
Of Brewer.
B. F. Joy has moved his family here
from Westbrook, and is occupying the
Rowe house on the corner Of Church and
School streets.
Robert Hinckley, Of Bluehill, is the
guest Of his cousin, Clarence B. Day, a
clerk in the postoffice, who is on two
weeks vacation.
Miss Bertha L. Giles, who has been
studying vocal music and doing concert
work in New York the cast winter, is
home for the summer.
Mrs. Hoyt A. Moore, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting her parents, James E. Par
sons and wife. Mr.. Moore is expected for
three weeks in August.
Committees have been appointed to ar
range for the union picnic Of the Metho-
dist and Baptist Sunday schools, but the
date has not yet been fixed.
George I. Grant, graduate of The
AMERICAN Office, now with the II. c.
Hansen type foundry, Boston, is in the
city for two-weeks' vacation.
Rev. F. R. Belyea and wife, of Kendus-
kesg, and Rev. A. W. Lorimer, wife and
child, Of Franklin, were guests OF Rev. p.
A. 4. Killam and wife yesterday.
g. A. Lawrence, OF Lubec, is in the city,
spending his time at the First national
bank, getting an insight into the banking
business, in which he intends to engage.
=. B. Aiken and wife and Miss Eva
Aiken are in Bucksport, called there by
the illness and death of Mrs. Aiken's
sister in law, Mrs. Amanda H. Farnham.
Mrs.. G. 8. Bragdon, with her two chill
dren, and Miss Mary F. Robinson, Of
Brockton, Mass, are here for the summer
with their parents, E. F. Robinson and
viii.
A. F. Burnham arrived in town to-day
to remain the rest Of the week. Mr..
Burnham and his wife, who are living in
Brockton, Mass, have been at Etna since
Juna 1.
Alex. Blondett, while driving q team
hauling sand to the dam this morning,
was thrown through the breaking of the
rocker bolt, receiving bad cash in the
sids of his head.
Mrs. Arthur A. Braymer, of Seattle,
WASH, is visiting her parents, Charles P.
Dor and. wife, on Pine street. Her many
friends are glad to greet her. She ex-
pecss to remain until October.
Philip Clark, of Cambridge, Mass, a
the guest for week or ten days OF
Charles c. Knowton, student at the
Johns Hopkins medical school.
Frank s. Lord and wife, of Ellsworth,
John Billings and wife, Louis Nicolls and
wife, of Woonsocket, R. l., and Mrs. c. 1.
Wslch, of Boston, are enjoying cruise OF
lew days among the islands on the
yacht Loreli.
The James Treworthy house on Han
cock street has been purchased by Rev.
Charles Burleigh and wife, of Eden,
through the agency OF S. l.. Lord. Mr..
Lord reports an increasing demand for
houses and other real estate in Ellsworth b
and vicinity.
c. A. Holmquist and wife, OF New York,
were the guests OF Mrs. Holmquest's aunt,
Mrs. w. A. Alexander, for a short visit
last week. Mrs. Holmquest is with her
mother, Mrs. George H. Grant, at Han
cock Point, and Mr.. Holmquest has been
spending short vacation here.
". H. Freeman, Of Pretty Marsh, was
in Ellsworth yesterday on business.
While driving home he lost wallet con-
tanning a certificate Of deposit for more
than 81 900, checks, and from $50 to $40 in
cash. 1t was found by a girl in Trenton,
and Mr.. Freeman received his property
last night.
A special meeting OF the Unitarian par
isA was held last Friday evening. At a
meeting some time ago committee was
appointed to wait upon Rev. s. w. Sutton,
and ask him to withdraw his resignation
as pastor rendered few weeks previous
The committee last Friday evening pre-
sensed letter from Mr.. Sutton, with
drawing his resignation.
The annual picnic Of the Congregational
Sunday school will take place at Conten-
ton Cove tomorrow. The children OF
the Sunday school will go in hayracks
which will leave the vestry at 8 o'clock
Parents and friends of the school and par
ish will go by private teams, buckboards
and launches. With pleasant weather
there is likely to be large gathering.
r. A. Eddy, Of Bangor, was in Ellis
worth Monday on business conn ected
with the burned buildings on Main street
Mr.. Eddy is reported to have expressed
his intention to sell or build at once. Hs
was in negotiation to sell to a number Of
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