Ellsworth American., 1903-08-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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s,ed TO t he house for The past two months
nth broken leg is ont again. Mr..
piorce broke his leg last June In helping
',,ova machinery at his mill at the Falls.
naorye f., the six mont hs-old son OF
v.od Wescott and wife, died Monday.
The funeral was held at the home OF
George W,scott, on Water street, at IL
o,c,ock tifis noon. Rev. J. p. Simonton
oficiated.
Miss Waterman, OF Denver, Colo, who
.ros the guest OF Mrs. q. A. Hanscom, at
.bs home Of her parents, w. b. Campbell
and wife, for a few days, has gone to
R,ooksville, where she will remain while
bstore returning to the West.
Henry B. Stockbridge, who returned to
May York few weeks ago on business,
has returned to Ellsworth for the rest OF
the summer. He brought Mrs. Stock
bridge with him. Tney are at the Stock
hridee cottage at Contention Cove. \
Miss Rubie B. McGown will leave The
srst of September for New York. The
members OF the Usona club, of which Miss
McGown is president, will give her fare
well party in Manning hall tonight.
About thirty-five couples have been in
vited.
Col. II. e Hsmiin and Collector-at- T. Gus
toms Henry Whiting, who have been
abroad for the past two months, arrived
in Boston last F.;dsy, OF the steamship
"Common wealth" OF the Dominion itue
of the International Mercantile Marine
Co. They arrived in Ellsworth Sunday.
Mr.. Hamiin's brother, Frank HamIin, of
Chicago, who went abroad with them, did
not return, but will remain some time
longer.
"Romeo and Juliet" is the attraction at
Hancock hall Friday night. Miss New
man. the advance agent OF the company,
was in Town last week, selling tickets.
100 bad to be sold TO get The show here.
Miss Newman succeeded in getting the
REQUIRED number, aud the sho~ VIII
appear as scheduled. IL brings it's own
scenery and large company of sc,ofs.
Judging from the advance sale there will
be large attendance.
rather lively runaway occurred Satur-
dsy forenoon. the norse driven by Walter
Douglass on Mrs. W. w Grants milg cart
started on Birch avenue aud came down
State street, across the bridge and went
up Grant street to the mill of The Els
worth lumber company. He left the
milk cans all slong Birch avenue, and
the cart be left beside 3 telegraph pole on
State street hill. Tue horse was not
injured but the wagon MAS demolished.
Announcement - made of the wedding
to take place on WedBesdsy, sept. IS, Of
Miss Ethel NJ kBositon, daughter Of
Clerk Of Courts Jonn F. kuoslion, and
William Z. " hitiBg. 500 of 5. 4. Whit
ing, OF the welI-sno.n firm of w hitting
Bros. Both these young people are
graduates of the Ellsworth hign school.
Miss Knowiton ls also graduate OF
Laseil academy, and Mr. Whiting Is
grsuuste Of the Boston university law
school, snd has recently oesa admitted To
the Hsnepcs county tar. These young
people are among the most popular OF
Eilsworth's young set, and they have
hosts oil friends who will congratulate
them upon their approaching marriage.
Among guests at the Hancock house
during the past week were: II. G. Tumble,
Calais; G. E. Miller and son, MeIrose
highlands, Mass; F. T. Torrey, Boston;
john l. hay, Philsoeiphis; George
Fellows and xife, Orouo; W. :. Page aud
wife, Springfield, Mars; Ii. w. Hobbs,
Boston; Georgs B. Hart, Calais; o. z.
Fellows, Bucksport; r. M. Carter aud
dencsi ). A. Joy, Bar Haroor; viclos Z.
Bun, Boston; y. p Baker, Calai-; Mrs
Catherine Loring, Mrs. LOUISE P. LoriBg,
Pfidts Crossing, Mass; Frank a Hart,
81. Stephen, y. B.; b. ID. B0~ea, L. J.
Saunders, Boston; j. WsDen, Albany; u.
D. Perry, Mschias; Z. L. Denaison, a ii.
Paul, A. Perkins, Pesu Aspsn, Thomas
Ispiey. Boston; Alien III. Thomas and
Wife, New York; J. B. Brsinsrd, Orisnd;
:; b. Pise, Washington, DC: ii. Irving
Hall and wife. A. l. Hudson, Boston;
J. A. Freeze, Bangor; Rev 5. L. hanseoD,
Bar Hsrbor; j. &. Marion, wI.e aud child,
6uca, y. " L. 3. Dsasy, L. q. Aears,
Bar Harbor.
Among the guests at the American
house during the past week were: Mrs. p.
III. Carver, Aiss Carver, Miss Dean, Wash
Ington, d. c.; J. a. CiossoH, John Thurs
ton, secswlek; Miss Mary r. Walsh, Bos-
tou; alias Z. E.lzabsta Prescott Hale, Ion'
kerr, y " GsSrze Il. tasl=r. South~ezt
hsrbOr; ai=s PusGsr, S=N York; o. z.
ehafies Cunningham, soGEb -aEry = e.
Leslie, Cssgine; Rss. W. = sssnsss, Gizz-
gov, Scotland; William r. Cobb, Rock
iandi N. " Cline and xif=. PnIlzcsIpnls,
fenn.i Miss Eva s. -wett, RiGenDuEg,
Mass; George T. Jog, Z. J. Rocsrts, Bar
hsr6oFi Joan :. Cara, boslon; Thomas
Sflese, L. C. EEzsst, E.1saiA; a. H.
hastings, Bfssex; j. Prescott Gage. Bos-
tohi T. l. Mama, EsgiimoseS :. d. EzE1-
para, Washington, u. c. ". w. Buggs,
5OatUni ID L. Baaksf, esankIins g. L.
hoaroei Bar hAsDor1 W. ii HGBfiDgtoa
and wife, Alnneapolls, Man. y. a Lsn-
GERS, syrseGss, y. T.; <. {. hG1SxSsgs
SAicago, llLs FREQ J. Sargent, Sargent
Ville; W. z. stsssr4, soatA Sgfrgf Miss
harriet Foster, Backs posss z. Z. Bl<isossI,
hill.
Albert c. O1eeff, Ebe, gith hAs frisnc
Af- Williams, hzs s<sa Ees guest d bis
cousins Sir. and Kss. r. :. Ofeutt, i@ft
% the wsy OF Ear H&<bof yesterday fcr
Ms home IA Eo=1Oz. At. OEegtt il sE
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