Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-16
COUNTY NEWS.
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| Harborside.
Dr. Stuart Hart is at the Kimball house
for the summer.
| Jacob Disston and family are occupying
the Indian Head cottage.
The swimming pool opened July 4; Miss
Lneile A. Wood, manager.
VIM. Daley, of Bangor, is employed as
druggist by Charles n. Small.
Mrs. y. ). Bunker has opened her dress
making rooms ON Main street.
The studio has opened for ifs second
season in the Kimbali building.
Abrara Fitzpatrick has rented his cottage
to Mrs. George Amory, of Boston.
Bishop Greer and family, of View York,
are occupying the Vaughan cottage.
Joseph @. Thorp and family are at their
Summer cottage on Greetings Island.
5. J. Clement, the Ear Harbor music
dealer, has opened branch store here.
The tennis courts have opened for the
season under the management OF Henry L.
Moore.
Friends OF Rev. Edgar Grassland will be
interested to know of his marriage to Miss
Alice Newman MacIntyre, at South Acton,
Mass, July %.
i patriotic service was held at st.
Msry's- by-the-Sea on the morning Of
July 4. Rev. DIR. Manning, Of New York,
delivered the address.
Rev. William Sherman, of Albany, n. Y,
is serving es assistant rector at st. Msry's-
by-the-Sea during the summer He is
occupying J. w. Smail's cottage, with bis
family.
Albert o. Jacobson, who has been serv-
ing as superintendent of the Neigh or-
hood house for several years, has resigned.
He will enter into business here. His
place has been taken by Parker w. Fem
nelly.
Several alterations have been made up
on she union church, which greatly adds
to its appearance. The first OF the sun
day services was held there yesterday NOR
ming, Prof. William Adams Brown, ID. d.,
of Union theological seminary, preach
ing.
July :. PIT.
The golf club is open for the season.
Miss Cora Mae Phillips is employed at
Asticou Inn.
Mrs. William Holmes is at the tennis
club for the summer.
Miss Henrietta Gilpatrick is employed
in Dr. Richardson's office.
Miss Inez Rowe, of Swans Island, is en-
ployed at the kimbail house.
Miss Adelaide smsllidge, of Seal Har-
Dor, visited relatives here recently.
S. j. Clement, of Bar Harbor, has
opened his branch store in the Joy build
ing.
Mrs. Marian McSaity, OF Bangor, is
visiting her parents, Lewis A. Wilson and
wife.
Charles Burr left last week for orono 10
attend summer school at the University Of
Maine.
Several cottagers have arrived at Asti-
cou. The Astieou Inn has several guests
registered.
The Studio shop has opened for It's sec
ond season in the Kimbaii building, OPP
posite the rectory.
Frederick l. Phillips left last week for
Boston hospital for treatment. He will be
away for several weeks.
Clarence Nash, of Harrington, who has
served as clerk at the Rock End several
years, is back for the summer.
Herbert Harrison, OF Portland, who has
been installing an electric motor to pump
the organ at Union church, has returned
home.
Winthrop Sargent and wife, OF Boston,
who have been coming here for many
summers, are at their cottage, ''out of the
Woods"
A large audience witnessed "Brewster's
Millions" at the Pastime theatre last
Thursday evening, and pronounced 1t the
best play ever presented here.
A. o. jacobson, who recently purchased
the billiard and pool business of w. II.
Doyle, is setting up his tables in the Joy
block, and will open to the public soon.
Rev. Charles r. Brown, d. D., dean OF
Yale divinity school, preached an interest
ing and scholarly sermon at Union church
Sunday morning. Rev. DIR. Van Dyke, OF
Princeton university, will preach on the
morning of July 20. w. p. Hewett is
serving as orgsnist.
July II. X.