Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-08-14

"Ate' ~ n. Shriton. MIS-. Carlton had
many friends In Ellsworth, where she
visited frequently. q
Ellsworth people who are aroused by the
frebell to morrow morning at 8 O'Clock
need not get up to GO to the fire. 1t is
only the call to the flremen to gel ready
10 go to Watervilie.
james Thurlow, one OF the county COM
missloners OF Aroostook county, while in
Ellsworth attending the county commits
sioneTs' convention, is the guest of his
ousin, Rev. s. A. Thurlow.
Hon. George E. Morrison and wife, of
Saco, and Hon. Maynard s. Bird and wife,
OF RockIand, were the guests for several
days last week of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Carroll
Burrill at their charming cottage at Shady
Nook.
Mrs. F. N. Kendrick, OF Boston, is
spending week with relatives in Ellis
worth. Mrs. Kendrick has been visiting
her brother in Calais. She will visit her
brother, Harry c. Lord, at Holden before
returning home.
Harry G. Mason graduated this year
from Tufts dental college, Boston, and is
spending the summer with his parents
here. He will take the examination be-
fore the Massachusetts board OF dental
examiners this fall.
W. g. Crockett, who has been employed
in the Cole shoe factory, has gone to
Auburn to work. He will be missed in
Ellsworth, particularly In musical circles.
He was trombone soloist In Monagh hans
orchestra, and always favorite wit Ellis
worth audiences.
Miss Mabel Joy, who has been in charge
OF the ladies' tailoring and dressmaking
esta blishment OF l. l.. Halman since 1t
was opened this year, has purchased the
business and will continue it. Miss Joy
will do both ladies' tailoring and dress
making as at present.
Daniel G. Meader, OF E'dora, Iowa, ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Jessie
Meader, is visiting Ellsworth for the first
time in fifteen years. He is native of
Dollardtown, and is spending a vacation
OF two weeks at the old homestead. This
Is Miss Meader's first trip east.
Joseph Mason, OF North Ellsworth,
was tried in the municipal court yester-
day on complaint of Mrs. George Heath
charging him with stealing hen wire and
number OF chickens. There was not
sufficient evidence to support the charge,
and Mr.. Mason was discharged.
Many people in this vicinity are taking
advantage of the opportunity offered by
the Rockland, Bluehill & Ellswort
Steambost Co. to enjoy, the sail from
Surry through Eggemoggin Reach and
back. This trip can be taken any day OF
the week except Sunday and Monday.
About twenty people from Ellsworth
enjoyed the dance given at Shore Acres
by Messrs. Roy q. Haines, of Ellsworth,
George II. Nolan, of Boston, and Harry
Higgins, of Lamoine. During the last
week in August an entertainment and
dance will be given at Lamoine under the
same management. 1t promises to be one
OF the social events OF the season.
Mrs. George P. Dutton entertained six
teen ladies at afternoon tea last Wednes-
day In honor of Mrs. M. II. Stoddard, OF
West Newton, Mass, who is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Robinson. The out
of-town ladies besides Mrs. Stoddard were
Fri Zuderer, OF West Newton, Miss Cut
Ter, OF Newton, Mrs. Googins, OF Cam
bridge, and Mrs. Tatley, Of Montreal.
Ellsworth a week or so ago with team
from F. II. Osgood's livery stable, ex-
changed horses with a Brooksville man
without the owners consent, and then
tried to sell the Brooksviile team
In Castine, was arrested ut Trenton last
Friday. the charge on which he was
arrested was not horse stealing, but for
larceny OF money, gold ring, sleeve but
tons and watch at the house of Mr..