Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-09

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Rev. David Kerr will give lecture on
the question of "Resu omission; is 1t best
for Manner" In the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Frank W. Brsckett, who has been
spending the summer with G. s. Cook and
wife, will return to Brookline, Mass, to-
morrow.
Mrs. F. W. Rollins, Miss Harriet Rollins
and William d. Clark are spending the
week with George A. Parcher and wife at
Shady Nook.
Mrs. Evan Lindsey, OF Gloucester, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. o. Tracy.
Mr.. Lindsey will be here next week for
his vacation.
Miss Della q. Whitney, Miss Morehouse
and Miss Whiting, who have been visit
ing Miss Whitney's parents, have re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. George E. Greeley has as guests
her cousin, Mrs. Robbins, OF Niles, Ohio,
and a former schoolmate, Miss McFar-
lane, OF Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Henry Cook, and two daughters,
Bertha and Flora, of Maiden, Mass, for
merry Of Ellsworth, have been in town the
past week visiting relstives.
Mrs. A. w. King and daughter Grace
leave here Friday for Cam bridgeport and
Wellesley, Mass. Miss King enters the
freshmen class at Wellesley college.
tt Mahoney, who has been serving
on the grand jury of the United States
| district court 10 Bath, returned last Sun
| day. He visited Boston while he was
| away.
| Seth T. Campbell, wife and two chill
| dren, of Island Fails, who have been
spending a few days with Mrs. Camp.
| bell's parents, e. K. Hopkins and wife,
left for home yesterday:
The latest addition to ElIsworth's fleet
OF yachts is the "Ecilyso", owned by
Peter Starkey. The boat, which has been
beached all summer for repairs, was
launched the latter part OF last week.
Michael Brady is seriously Ill at his
home on Court street. He has not be en-
we'll for nearly year. He has been con-
| fined to the house about three weeks.
His many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Esoteric lodge has received an invita-
tion from David A. Hooper lodge of Sulli-
van to attend a social and supper there
next Saturday evening. The matter will
| be taken up at the lodge meeting to-
| morrow evening.
There Will be no service at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday, morning or
evening. There will be no service at
Trenton or Bayside. Rev. j. P. Simonton,
| the pastor, left day for Rockport to
| visit his mother.
The grand patriarch Of grand encafhp-
| ment will be present at the next meeting
| of Wivurna encampment l. o. U. F., Mon
day, Sept. IA. There will be work in
Patriarchal or Royal Purple degrees. A
full attendance is requested. \
Miss Martha A. Milliken entertained
twenty young friends at her home on
Main street last Monday afternoon In
houor Of her eighth birthday. Dainty
| refreshments we're served, and the little
ones report delightful time.
Judge L. A. Emery and Mrs. Emery,
who have been spending the summer Ia
Europe, arrived last Monday at Montreal
| on the "Kensington" of the dominion
line. They came at once to Ellsworth and
are now at their summer cottage at Han
| cock Point.
Rev. FIR. DolIard, who has been assistant
pastor of the athoiic church here during
| the summer months, left Monday for New
| Brunswick. During his short stay in
| Ellsworth FIR. Dollard made many warm
friends who regret his departure, and all
| unite In good wishes for his future.
The annual meeting of the Bar Harbor
& Union River Power Co. was adjourned
from last Wednesday, the I'd, to next
Tuesday, the 18th, when 1t is expected
| that the plans of the corporation with
reference to the big dam will have SO far
| prog ressed that they may be given to the
| public.
On one day of the fair last week Miss
| Juliette Nickerson of Bar Harbor, agent
| for the s. p. c. A., entered complaint
against Lewis Gray, of West Ellsworth,
for abusing horse. Gray was taken
| before Judge Peters, of the municipal
| court. Sufficient cause was not found,
| and he was discharged.
Mrs. Margaret Mclean and her daughter
Margaret AIva, of Boston, who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Malone,
| returned last Saturday. Mrs. Mclean
will be remembered as Miss Batter bury,
formerly of this city. This is her first
visit to her old home since she WAS mar
| ried many years ago, but she found many
old acquaintances who were glad to greet
her.
st. Joseph's Catholic society will hold
its annual fair on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. IL, 13 and IA. The enter
tainments for the evenings have not been
wholly decided upon, but wilt probably
be as follows: Monday evening, the
three-act farce Judge Hanna; Tuesday