You do not need to use an ellipsis to show you have omitted material at the start or end of quoted material appearing within your sentence. Even though material has been omitted at the beginning and end of this quotation, it is not necessary to use ellipsis. Your quotation marks show the start and end of the quotation. Ellipsis are used to show omissions between the quotation marks. Use brackets, not parentheses, to mark additions or changes you make to the quotation .
Parenthesis suggest that the name is actually part of the original source material.
Using brackets to mark your inclusions tell the reader that the word or words inside the brackets are yours. Brackets can also be used for words you include that make the quoted material fit grammatically with your own phrasing. 3 Follow your direct quotations with the page number in parentheses that identifies the page in the textbook on which the quotation can be found. Be sure to put the parenthesis after the quotation marks and before any end marks. It should come before, as it is part of that sentence, not a sentence on its own.