Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-22
cOUNTY NEWS.
NORTH CAsrINE.

NORTH CA6TINE.
,n.r,es r. wardwsll. 10 visiting his
hmily here.
MD punbsr 10 home from New York
,or two months.
NJ. Frances Dyer, Of Boston, IL spend
inc the summer ct the wescost homestead.
Iobn p. Leach, OF Camden, accompanied
- friend, made = brief visit home re-
Gently.
Mrs. Jennie Bridges. Of Penobscot, Is
,ns guest OF her parents, Capt. Edwin
ordway and wife.
Mrs. Marie Conner, with her daughter
ps,niee. is visiting her brother. w. v
Marks, in West Penobscot.
u,s. Marion Coombs, Of Islesboro, has
..,,,ned home after Z successful year
o..chooi work in the Emerson district.
Mrs. John 8. Snow, with her daughter
blanche, will leave this week for Bellows
r,lls. VI, where her husband has employ
ment.
Congratulations are extended to 8. L.
Rates ana WIG. Oh EoftiAnos VI sne OhsA
=, /. son. born June IL. Mrs. Bates was
Miss Annie Earle Leach, OF this place.
Miss Emma G. Wardcll 10 spending .
abort vacation with her parents, Fred 2.
Wardwell and wife, after having COM
Melted the four-year's course at the Cas-
,ine high scnooi. Miss wardwell, who
xss yaledictorian OF her class, 10 receiv-
ing congratulations on the cxcellence
OF her essay.
June 10. L.
Deyereux Hanson Ii home from Orono.
Miss Lila Dunbar has gone to Seal Har-
Dor for the summer.
Capt. Bennett Dunbar 10 At home from
Csstine for the summer.
Miss Emma c. wardweli Is keeping
house for Mrs. Howard Lowell.
Howard Lowell and wife left Saturday
for Ellsworth for q few days visit.
Ralph snow has returned to Massachu-
sests after short vacation at home.
Miss EsteiIe Perry is ut home from
Chicago, where she has been teaching.
Miss josephine Dunbar, who has been
teaching in Patten, is at home for the Va
cation.
David Dunbar has moved his family
from Castine into the J. 3. Snow resi-
dence.
Chauncey Lowell 10 in Ellsworth to be
orera,ed ON for wen on his face and for
adenoids.
Mrs. Cora Perkins and family are spend
ing the summer with her mother Mrs.
Mary Perkins.
Mrs. Colby Gray and son, Of Castine, are
visiting her parents, Frank +. Witham
and wife.
Litileton Webster has built q concrete
watering trough on the Castine road near
Morse cove, which is appreciated by the
public.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard, pastor OF the Metbo-
dist church, who arrived saturday from
Vermont, preached at the Dunbar school
house Sunday afternoon.
Capt. Frank w. Hutchins, who visited
his parents, Clarence Hutchins and wife,
returned Saturday to Rocklsnd 10 join his
vessel, the Wesley w. Sennett.
Dana Hall, with his mill crew, went to
Mason's mills, East Orland, last week, TO
remove the machinery used for manu-
featuring box boards, which he had
recently purchased, and which he will in
stall in his saw mill here.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchings received last
week the sad intelligence OF the death Of
her son, Edgar Emerson, who was struck
by sgrsy bullet frora fort on Pensacola
bay, Fiorida, during rife practice. He
was on board a boat just starting for the
fishing ground. He was taken immedi-
a'eiy to hospital, where he died from the
effects of the wound in about q weeks
time. Mrs. Hutchings has the sympathy
oil the community.
June 20. l..