Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-08-26

mrs. #hOneey Taimer OF ainDflugeJ
Mass, and Mrs. Charles Mum, of Lowell
are visiting their parents, Harry S. Jones
and wife.
Miss Lowell, of North Penobscot, is the
guest of Mrs. W. r. Parker. Mrs. Parker
gave party Monday evening in honor OF
her guest.
B. F. Joy has returned from Boston
where he has been attending the Photo
grsphers' convention which has been in
session there.
e. g. Morrison, an employee OF Morri-
son, Joy & Co., Is seriously Ill at his home
on Elm street. Mr.. Morrison has not
been well since last March. i
Mrs. Amen and daughter Lillian, OF
Chicago, Mrs. Nora Mckay and Miss
Mary Sheedy, of Maiden, Mass, are guests
Of Mrs. James T. Hartman.
Harry Morrison, who is employed by
the New England telephone and telegraph
company, was called home by the critical
illness of his father this week. i
Miss Agnes A. Lord has returned from
her vacation spent in Boston, Portland
and Old Orchard. She attended the great
music festival at Old Orchard.
The trial OF William H. Albert, colored,
for the murder Of Policeman Patrick II.
Jordan, at Bangor, on March z, begins in
the supreme court at Bangor day.
Reuben Jordan, R. c. Myrick, v. F.
Hooper, Benz. Maddocks and Nahum
OF cd of ho EEtr
Maine heavy artillery at Vinalhaven.
Rev. j. P. simonton went to Waltham
to-day to officiate at the funeral of Mrs.
Ruby Babb, former resident of Walt than,
who died at Melrose, Mass, last Sunday
Harvey Huntington and wife, of Min.
neapolis, Mimi, who have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs. W. l.. Thomas, and other
relatives at Bayside, have returned home.
Everett Brooks, who is employed in
Whitman, Mass, is spending his vacation
with his parents, George FL. Brooks and
wife. Mr.. Brooks wife accompanied
him.
AL Wit ham and wife, DR.. and Mrs. j..
T. Mcdonald, Miss Mae Witham and c.
teution Cove for the past month, have
returned.
A special sermon on the "Blessedness OF
Old Home Week" will be preached next
Sunday morning in the Baptist church by
Rev. David Kerr. Appropriate music
will be rendered.
Mrs. Fred E. Slower, who has been en-
ployed in Boston for the past six months,
returned home Sunday. Mrs. Stover is
just recovering from a severe attack of
malarial fever.
Miss Georgia N. Emery, who has been in
Boston and Newburyport for the past two
months, has returned. She will spend the
remainder of her vacation with relatives
at Salisbury Cove.
A public telephone has recently been
installed in the Maine Central station. A
bulletin board, announcing the arrival
and departure of trains, has also been
placed on the wall.
M ss Mae A. Gibson, formerly OF this
city, and graduate of the Bangor busi-
ness college, has secured position as
stenographer with the M. G. Shaw Lum-
Der Co., at Greenville.
Fulton j. Redman, son OF Erastus F.
Redmsn, formerly of this city, now in
business in Boston, though still living in
Pswtucket, R l., is to enter the freshman
class at Bowdoin this fall.
Miss Harriet Joy, of Grand Forks, N.
D., is in the city, the guest OF Mrs. George
W. Mason on Pihe street. Miss Joy was
formerly OF Ellsworth; she is daughter
OF the late Hamilton Joy.
John B. Redman was the recipient last
| week of a cane from Calvin Graves, life
| convict at the State prisen at Thomaston,
The cane was made by Graves, and is oi
| highly polished leather.
Hon. James F. Carey, socialist, of Hav-
| erhill, Mass, a member of the Massachu.
setts legislature, lectured last Thursday
evening in Hancock hall. He was intro
duced by stephen Monaghan.
Mrs. George E. Greeley, who has beer
with friends in Boston, has returned
home. She has as guests Miss Elizabeth
Pumley, OF Middlebury, VT, and Mis-.
Eulah Simpson, Of Fulton, Mo.
q. g. Royal and wife, William Connicl
and wife, Miss Annie Connick, Charles p
Halpin, wife and three children and Her
man and Hoyt Austin spent Sunday a,
| Gray'S Bluff camp, North Lamoine.
John E. Emery, wife and daughter, O.
Boston, who have been visiting Mrs
| Emery's parents, w. B. Campbell ane
wife, returned Saturday to Brooklin
where they are spending the summer.
Miss Margaret Monaghan, who has
been at Shore Acres for a week, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Edmon Emo, is home
She leaves to-day for Bangor to spend &
week with her sister, Mrs. A. II. Grant.
George Parcher, who is member OF the
Maine militia, is in Portland participate
ing In the war manoeuvres. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parcher and their son Arthur leave
to-day to spend few days in Portland.
All masonic bodies will resume work
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