Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-16

dist church In the morning; at North
Ellsworth In the afternoon, and lecture in
the evening at the Methodist church here
on "Resubmission".
Mrs. @. A. Hauscom entertained party
of Ellsworth ladies at Driftwood, her
cottage at Bayside, last Wednesday after
noon.
Kingsley have returned from a vacation
spent at the Freeman house, Southwest
Harbor.
Mrs. G. E. Monaghan and ber daughter
Myrtle returned last Friday from Mime
apolis, Mimi, where they have spent the
summer.
Little Marion Rideout, OF Brewer, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. j. F. Royal,
with whom she will make her future
home.
The young people, many of whom are
leaving for school and college, held sort
Of farewell dance in Manning hall last
Thursday evening.
Rev. ID. Kerr delivered q lecture last
Sunday evening In the Baptist church on
"Resu bm ission; is 1t best for Maine?"
There was good attendance.
G. W. Currier, wife and two children,
who have been visiting Mrs. Curriers'
parents, H. N. Joy ana wife, have re-
turned to their home in Brewer.
Arthur L. Higgins, of Boston, and hi-
brother, B. II. Higgins, Of New York, who
have been home on weeks vacation, re-
turned to their places OF business Thurs.
day night.
William ID. Clark, Harvard junior,
who has been the guest OF his cousin,
Mrs. f. w. Rollins, for the past six
weeks, returned to Massachusetts yester-
day.
James l.. Floyd, OF the firm of Floyd &
Haynes, was thrown this forenoon at his
fathers farm In West Ellsworth by q
fractious streer, and spraineda wrist and
ankle.
Roscoe Holmes and Fred H. Osgood
have been chosen to serve on the traverse
jury at the October term of court, and
William h. Brown, of the Falls, to serve
on the grand jury. "
The many friends of Miss Addie J..
Salisbury vii, be glad to learn that she is
gradually improving. Her place in Mr..
Tspley's Office is being filled by Mrs
Bertha j. Thompson.
Julius d. Rhodes, OF Atlantic City, N.
j., was in the city few days last week
for the first time for thirtysix years. He
lived here several years, and taught the
gentle arts OF boxing and dancing.
Rehearsals for the three-act comedy,
"Judge Hanna" and for the minstrel
6how to be given in connection with the
annual bazar Of st. Joseph's Catholic So
ciely, will begin next week.
The wedding OF Miss Ethel M. Knowl-
ton and William e. Whiting will take
place this evening at the Knowlton resi-
dence on Church street. Rev. j. M.
Adams, pastor OF the Congregations,
church, will otficiate.
Willis A. JOY, formerly of Ellsworth,
now of Grand Forks, North Dakota,
made flying visit to his old home here
last week. He went from here to Brooks-
vile to call Oh relatives before leaving
for the West
Miss Laura Mccarthy, a former school
teacher of Ellsworth, was unfortunate
enough to be thrown from a carriage at
Eastbrook last Saturday, and sustained a
compound fracture of the leg just above
the ankle.
The stockholders of the Ellsworth Shoe
Co. held a meeting last Monday to talk
over the situation. Mr.. Thomas has just
returned from business trip. he
brought back large number of orders,
and the factory will start up again.
The pupils of the high school we're
surprised Monday to find the recitation
room OF Miss Campbell repapered. The
paper was kindly given by Miss J. A.
Thompson, and the assistants at the high
school, Misses Aiken and Campbell, did
the work.
DR.. Carlton r. Thomas and wife, who
have been spending the summer with DR..
Thomas parents, b. f. Thomas aud wife,
left for Boston yesterday. They were
accompanied by Miss Leah Thomas, who
expects to enter the New England con-
servatory of music.
This weeks rehearsal OF the Ellsworth
festival chorus will be held on Friday
evening, instead of Thursday, at Manning
hall. Director-in- Chief w. r.. Chapman
is expected to De present, and general
Invitation Is extended to every BODY,
whether members of the chorus or not,
to be present AT this meeting.
"Uncle Terry" promises to attract a
large crowd at Hancock hall to- morrow
evening. The play has been given here
before, and met with the heartiest kind of
approval, and everyone who saw it before
will be pleased to see it again. The COM
pany has the best of press notices from all
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