Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-01
|COUNTY News.
CAsTINE.
.dd,.ional oo"''fs He1s see 80 =

o Kicker leaves this morning for
-.,rpss trip to Boston.
NJ Devereux left last week for
. i trip to Boston.
nss T. E. Hale is visiting his daughter
!, -. pr. Hill, in Rockland.
-, viii and Dow Emerson, of
Tom 'ssy, we're in town last week.
I'd Staples and wife, OF Northeast
IT, are listing MIR. Staples parents.
Adams and wife returned to their
-. here saturday after several months
Boston.
Whiting chapter, Eastern Star,
=, another of its 10-cent suppers Thurs
BY evening
Mrs Harry Macomber has returned
- visit of several weeks with, her
,other in Belfast.
Miss Lucy P. Gay, who has been spend
|, the latter part OF the winter and
Wing in Boston, has returned home.
Nj, Cilley, of New York, is in town su-
,.;rtending some changes to be made on
!. mothers cottage at Dyce's Head.
Elisabeth. daughter OF E. n. Carpenter,
!. been very ill the past week with pneu-
onia. but is now reported - improving.
v,s patten, who has been at the home
Misses Nancy and Frances Emerson
veral weeks quite seriously i'll, is i'm
rowing.
Mrs. T. u. Blake and daughter Dorothy,
"A Mrs. Gould, OF Brookline, Mass, were
town last week looking over their cot
ge at Dyce's Head.
Miss Madge Abbott arrived Friday for
hort stay to get her cottage in condi ion
h the summer. The cottage has been
|ssed for the season to DR.. Swain and
Imily.
The bows Of the normal school are or
anizing ball team. Theyhave good
tgsnization, and ought to win out in
Iaority OF games If they choose to work
pr them.
Oscar Olsen leaves this morning for New
FORK to take charge of new naphtha
unch which he will run the coming sum-
er for one of Dark Harbor's summer
sidents.
Miss Caroline Chamberlain was badly
urned about the hands one day last week
removing some clothing which caught
Re from burning alcohol which was being
eated on the kitchen stove.
I. S. Shoemaker and wife, of Philadel-
hia, were in town last week looking over
e available summer property in the
hnds OF c. H. Hooper, with a view of
asing cottage. Mr.. Shoemaker is one
the firm of the Shoemaker Coal & Min-
Go.
Edward Kelley and wife have the sim
kre sympathy of the whole community
the death OF their four year-old son
rank who died on Thursday from poison
g. The funeral was held at the home
iurday afternoon, Rev. Mr.eDouthit Of
Eating.
Saturday night the helpers OF the wheel
ZEN at the line factory went out on strike.
beir wages have been q so per day, and
Pey struck for 2. Mr.. Carpenter could
b see his way clear to paying it, 80 new
Pnds were hired and the work goes on
e same as ever.
Rev. Mr.. Bosworth, of Deer Isle,
feached at the Congregational church
Pnday. On account OF the absence Of
ev. Mr.. Luce, who was in Bar Harbor at
hiding conference, no service was held at
le Methodist church. At the Unitarian
urch Sunday morning an anniversary
rnon was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Douthit
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
great treat is in store for our citizens
ay 70, when Commander Robert Peary
been secured to give his lecture on
Arctic experiences. Commander
AIRY and his work have become so well
pown that any explanation Of his lecture
ould be unnecessary, but this will prob
" be the only chance Castine people
" have to hear him, and should be
Ken advantage Of.
Mss Nancy Emerson, who was reported
week as being i'll with pneumonia,
"a wednesday. She survived her sister,
~ Frances Emerson, by about one
sk 1t seems remarkable coincidence
these two sisters, who had lived to-
nef all their lives, should be taken
" SO nearly together. They will both
missed by large circle of friends, by
lom they were held in the highest es-
'm' The funeral was held from the
ase Saturday forenoon.
April %, n