Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-04-24
COUNTY News.
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CAsTINE.


Nrs Ariadna Kicker has been III several
,.rs but is improving.
N.Y. ~. Eta B. Lyons, Of Bucksport, was
7 in town last week.
~. uowes. Of Northfield, VT, is the
~, If Mrs. E. Fl. Carpenter.
-. Gregg. OF Bangor, again preached
!, .he Congregational church sunday
~. schooner Mary Ann Mccain arrived
NV ssay and is discharging coal for the
osstine Coal Co.
NJ. shelton cottage has been rented to
un;om ]. Elliott, OF Philadelphia, who
mi, arrive about June 10.
u;ss Elizabeth Weeks left last week
'psssadumkeag and Miss Emma Coombs
y. Yarmouth, where they will teach.
The ladies of the Unitarian society gave
.nrner Monday night the members OF
i. snoday school and the boys club.
!, NJ. vogell is lmaking rapid progress
N the extension to his wharf which he
iii use this summer for his boat stage
Charles veazie, Of Bangor, arrived last
80. and will make his home for the
,ssent here withihis sister, Mrs. Edward
Cox.
will, Joseph and Dow Emerson, OF Bos-
an and Mrs. Sarah Woy arrived Satur-
.v called here by the death Of their
mt Miss Frances Emerson.
=. P, Wood,i OF Bangor, is in town and
ms begun work on the repairs to the
ouse he recently purchased at the cornor
Water and Pleasant streets.
Hon. Charles E. Littlefield and daugh-
were the guests Of w. A. Walker last
ael On their return to Rocklandthey
ere accompanied by Misses Miriam and
aroline Walker.
Mr.. Bolan, who has for several seasons
orked here as plumber for r. p. Wood,
rived last week and is busy putting Mr..
foods cottages in condition for summer
usiness.
W. A. Walkerlmade trip to Rockland
st week. On his return he was accom-
knied by hisi daughters, Miriam and
roline, who had been1spending several
Tvs with their grandmother.
Oscar Olsen left Saturday for Dark Har-
pr, where he::went to.make arrangements
his trip to New York, where he will
to bringrdown large power boat for
Ie Of Dark Harbor's summer residents.
George W. Bowden, who was injured by
running lawaysof pair of horses on
ain street, died Thursday night as re-
1T OF the injuries. The funeral was
bm the home.on Saturday afternoon,
". Mr.. Luce officiating.
rhe first rehearsal OF the chorus for the
concert Of Nations" was held Thursday
ening. Nearly thirty five were present,
all were greatly pleased with the
psic. Mr.. Littlefield was much pleased
tn the chorus. The next rehearsal will
Friday evening. The children's chorus
meet Friday afternoon at A O'Clock.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Rmboat landing at the foot OF Main
bet owned by W. Il. Hooper. The fish
rket building, which will be occupied
Mr.. Crie the coming summer, has been
ved back SO that part OF it rests beyond
bulkhead, this giving good standing
IN for teams awaiting passengers. The
all piece of ground at the right of
ee's hill has been presented to the
IN, and will be used to widen and
tighten the hill, thus giving nice APP
ach to the wharf.
lss Frances Emerson, who had been a
flong resident Of Castine, died Thurs
night, aged seventy-seven years.
Emerson has for long time been
ewhat Of an invalid, but her death
as surprise to her many friends
She leaves one sister, Miss Nancy
erson, who had been her constant COM
pon through life, and to whom her
d is great shock. The deceased was
in high esteem. The funeral took
from the house Sunday afternoon,
Mr. Douthit, Of the Unitarian church,
fating.