Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-08-01

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| Tyler, Fogg & Co-Municipal bonds.
| LAwREScE, MASS:
Lawrence knitting Co-Lady agent wanted.
For other local ne,os see pages 4, 8 and s.
| George E. Davis, Of HoIyoke, has been
in town for q few days.
l. l.. Halman, of Lewis Friend Il Co., ia
In New York on business.
| Miss Harriet Baker, OF Boston, 10 q
guest at the Methodist parsonage.
| Able Friend, OF Caribou. made his many
friends here flying visit this week.
The Congregational and Unitarian
| churches will be close d during August.
There will be . regular meeting OF the
| Woman's relief corps tomorrow evening.
| Monsghsn's band gave = concert In
| front Of the American house last evening.
The Woman's relief corps OF Ellsworth b
| went on picnic to 1.-THE Ovens" yester-
| day.
Miss rnez l.. Kingman is employed as
stenographer at the Tarratine house, Han
cock Point.
| Point to spend two weeks with the Cas-
| tine alumni.
| Miss Gertrude Roosevelt, the actress,
| arrived Tuesday, and is with the Gill
bertes at the Hancock house.
Mr.. and Mrs r. F.. Mason, with Ed
ward Jordan a. skipper. left yesterday for
short cruise In the "Thetis".
Rev. q. B. IIsiey, OF Bangor, preach he'd
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening to large congregations.
Il. f. Parker, OF lewiston, spent Sunday
| in Ellsworth. He was in his familiar
place in the Unitarian church choir.
Arthur Hastings, OF Boston, Is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alfred M. Hastings, in Ellsworth.
The democrats of Ellsworth will hold a
| caucus at Hancock hail this evening at
| 7 30 to nominate a candidate for repre-
| sentative.
Miss Caro- Rhodes, of Rockiand, who
has been the guest OF Miss Catherine
! Simonton the past two weeks, has re-
| turned h me.
Miss Mabel Monaghan arrived home
yesterday from Hartford, Vermont,
where she has spent the past two mont las
! with the Lords.
| VT, are in Ellsworth for a few weeks.
| They are ut the home OF Ii. b. Phillips,
Mrs. Lords father.
Miss Fannie Tribou, VITO has been for
several weeks the guest of Mrs. c. E.
| Alexander, has returned to her home in
| Cbariestown, Mass.
Mrs. +. A. Coombs and little son Whit
! ney, OF Orange N. j., are with her
| parents. }. f.. Parsons and wife. They
| " III remain some weeks.
| A. X. Woodward and Harry E. Rowe
have accompanied Capt. W. 2. Woodward
| on trip To Rondout, n Y, in schooner
| "Henrietta A. Whitney,.
The Free Baptist and Dolardtown Sun
! day schools will have picnic to-morrow,
| going by teams to Bunt'- pond. Teams
| viii leave the church at 80
| II. NJ. Dorgsn and wife will occupy their
| cottage AT Pleasant Beach for two weeks.
| The cottage has been occupied the past
| week by Joseph Higgins and wife.
Mrs. Fannie Bartlett and Mrs. Eta Jor-
dan, OF this city, spent last week with
| Mrs. James Young on the North Bend
road, and report n delightful time.
| The yacht "Lnre'et" arrived home
from w".k'- cru ise Saturday night. The
| run from Boot hbav Hsrhor to Ellsworth,
something over 100 miles, was made In
| twelve hours.
| Mrs. J. f. Davis aud Miss Sylvia Davis
are in Ellsworth for the month OF
| August They are with Miss Thomas, on
Bridge hill. A host OF friends are glad
to greet them again.
| Mrs. E. l.. Curtis is preparing to move
to Massachusetts about tue middle OF
next month. MIR. Curtis is employed in
| the Chariestown navy yard. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Curtis will live in Maiden.
| Miss NJ. A. Clark has had her green
houses moved from the Dutton place to
near her home on Park street, where they
are being put in position. The houses
were moved by Carlton McGown.
| Mrs. Charles s. Bragdon, with her in
| FAINT son Charles, arrived last Wednesda Y
| for visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
| f.. T. Robinson. Her little daughter Mar
| garet has been here several weeks.
| d. J. Cham berlain and wife, OF EIgin,
| H., are in Ellsworth, stopping at the
| American house. An old home "week"
doesn't satisfy these former Ellswort h
people, and so they propose to stay at
| least a month.
Rev. F. T. Hazelwood, OF Boston, secre-
| tary of the Baptist home missionary
society, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning. Mr.. Hazelwood
was pastor Of the Ellsworth church a
number of years ago.
The Standard Oil Co. Is to establish an
agency in Ellsworth. A tank holding
some Il, 600 gallons will be erected at the
freight yard where 1t may be filled from
the tanks on the cars. A delivery wagon
will be run in the city.
The Morrison comedy company, sup
porting Allie Gerald and Eugene Powers,
will fill a weeks engagement at Hancock
hall next week. There will be q change
OF play each night. This company played
here last year very acceptably.
w. e. Whiting in his yacht "Annie
Lee" left Saturday for a cruise to Penob-
scot. On board were Mrs. 8. K. Whiting,