Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-15

| OF the supremelcourt. Not being able to
secure bail Grlndle was sent back TO jail.
Miss Elizabeth A, crippen, who has
been here for the past week or two on
business connected with her fathers es-
| tate, has returned 10 Boston.
| A son. Francis Henry, was born to Mir.
and Mrs. ii. J. Miller last Sunday. He is
named after his father aud bis mot hers
father, Capt. +. q. Thompson.
| Charles J.. Treworgy Is loading the
schooner sStorm Petrol" at East Machias,
aud the schooner wesley Abbott at
Jouesboro with stav,s for New York.
There Ia to be a turkey and chicken
shoot, bali and supper at the Falls to-mor-
row. The shoot will be In the George
Davis field; the supper and ball In Co.
lumbis hall.
Harry E. Rowe left last Friday for
Phiiadeiphia to attend the annual expo
sition OF the National carriage dealers
protective association, to be held In that
city October 10 to IS.
Rev. J. p. simopton goes to franklin
| tomorrow to deliver the sermon at the
re-opening OF the Methodist church at
that place.
| The fail and winter schedules went into
from the west week days, and one sun
day; three malls going west week days and
one Sunday.
| L. l.. Dodge has purchased the stable
property ON franklin street owned by
the Andrew Mshsn estate, and occupied
| by F. II. Osgood. He will occupy 1t ~ q
livery and sale stable.
/ I. l.. Haiman IL In the city to-day In the
| interest Of the proposed electric road and
| water power development schemes.
There Ia nothing OF consequence to report
In relation to either this week, but Mr..
Halmsn says that matters are progressing
satisfactorily.
| Misses Mabel Monaghan and Sophia
Walker left last Thursday for Boston.
Miss Monaghan leaves early next month
| on q trip through the South with the
Aerial ladies' qoartette. Miss Walker
will spend some months In Boston ST tudy-
| ing the piano.
SAt1- Gtta II. Cduh 3tfh fJi bpokou th5t
| Monday to visit her son and OF her rsa-
tives. She will also attend the New Eng
land convention OF Christisn Endesvorers
| now la session. On her return she will
spend a week at her old home in Ssco and
return home about Nov. /.
James W. Smith, the genial messenger
| OF the American express company, leaves
tomorrow for Newburyport. Mass, for a
| we'll earned vacation OF a week. Mr..
smith hiss driven the compsny's delivery
wagon for the past nine years. He will be
accompanied by his son George.
DIR. II. w. Haynes, dentist, has sold his
business to DR.. Walter L. Foster and Fred
erick Brown, of New York. DR.. Foster
is the son OF Lorenzo ID. Foster, OF this
city, and DR.. Brown Is q graduate Of the
Phiiadelphia dental college. The firm
| will be known as the Ellsworth Dental
Pariors. They will occupy the rooms
vacated by DR.. Haynes.
Tue Union River Light and Power Co.
has been organized at Ellsworth for the
purpose Of developing the water power of
Union river and it's tributaries. The
capital stock is 81 900 600, of which s25 is
paid IN. The officers are: President, A.
| wendaIi Jackson, OF New York city;
treasurer. 1. L. Hslmsn, OF Boston. Ger
tifi safe approved Oct. IL, 1902.
| Among the visitors In town this week
were Henry q. Allen, OF Boston, aud his
sons, Harry NJ. Allen, Of Billings, MON
tsns, and Frank W. Alien, OF Augusta
The Messrs. Allen spent Sunday with
relatives in Some-viile, and stopped In
1 Ellsworth for short visit with friends.
Harry Alien married Abbie, daugnter OF
the late Daniel Adams, OF this city.
| Yesterday at noon, the house occupied
| by ID. McMsuus, on Union street, caught
fre. An alarm was rung. and the depart
ment responded promptly. just as the
hose carts reached the station, the noon
train pulled In. stopped, as usual, across
the street, and delayed the progress OF
the fire apparatus for several minutes.
rhe fire was extinguished. Damage about
$500. Insured.
Funeral services were held last Saturday
afternoon at the Baptist church over the
remaios OF Mrs. Anna F.. stanbope
who died here last Friday, Rev. Mr..
Kerr officiating. The forai offerings
were many and beautiful. Among them
was floral tribute from the Daughters
OF Liberty and one from Misc Mabel joys
dressmsking rooms, where the deceased
had been employed, besides many cut
flowers. rhe deceased leaves two dsugb-
tsrs, father and mother and brother
and sister. all residing at Bar Hsrbor.
The bearers were: John A. Stuart, Gil
more wisweii, Charles A. Beai and Fred
Smith.
Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Coar were given
very pretty reception by the Unitarian
society Ia the yestry Of the North church
Tuesday evening, and q large number
were present to welcome their new pastor
| and bis bride to Pennington. The room
was nicely decorated for the occasion
and made TO resemble a parior. Among