Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-07-22

item in last weeks paper. Mr.. Treworg.
and B. s. Jellison together own the con
trolling interest. Mr.. Jellison is agen
for the vessel.
MIRA. A. P. Mcfarland, her daughter
Mary, Mrs. Herbert Holmes and Mis-
Helen are at the Mcfarland camp at Pat.
tens pond.
Miss Fannie Tribou, daughter of Chap
lain d. F. Tribou, U. s. N, is expected to.
morrow. She will be the guest OF Mrs
G. A. Alexander.
Mrs. Z. s. Bragdon, OF Brockton, Mass.
and her children are expected to-day
They will be the guests of her parents, E
F. Robinson and wife.
Senator Hale arrived in Ellsworth Mon
| day on his return from short trip
| abroad. He arrived in New York on the
| "St. Paul" last Sunday.
8. H. Barlow and wife, Miss George
Spofford and Fred Locke, OF Boston, have
spent the past two weeks at the Bellatty
cottage, Contention Cove.
Drs. E. G. Barrett, OF Bluehlll, and Har-
ward Greedy, of this city, are attending
the State dental convention at Kineo,
| Moosehead lake, this week.
Miss Marie s. Grant, daughter OF
George Ii. Grant, is to enter Dana hall
Wellesley, in the fall, to prepare for en-
trance to Wellesley college.
Fred s. Smith and family and Miss
Eleanor Putnam, OF Gardiner, are occupy
ing one of the Treworgy cottages on the
west side of Contention Cove.
Mrs. F. G. Hammond, of Everett, Mass =,
who was visiting her brother, Charles P.
Hslpin, was suddenly called home yester-
day. She returned on the noon train.
Mrs. W. B. Bslcner, with her daug hter
Blanche, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. 8, Perkins, for the past
two weeks, returned home last Saturday.
The schooner "Gsme Cock" Capt. W. L.
Pratt, while running from Machias to
Boston, lost her main sheet Sunday in
heavy squall, and put in here for repairs.
The schooner yacht "Loreli" came up
the river this morning and took a party
on board for a cruise down the bay. B.
l. s0o"ie JacHt 'denle was aiSO IN tue
river this morning.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Woodward,
daughter Of the late Capt. A. K. Wooo-
ward, and Capt. Gilman Wakefield, takes
place this afternoon at the Wakefield
homestead at Bayside.
Mrs. Hattie Reed Armstrong, of Chel-
sea, Mass, formerly OF this city, and two
little daughters, Marion and Helen, will
spend the month of August with relatives
and friends in Ellsworth.
There will be a special meeting OF Sunrise
council, d. of L., Thursday evening. As
it is called for the purpose of discussing
the contemplated excursion, all members
who can are desired to be present. Il
Misses Pauene M. Foster and Grace c.
King, Of this city, have received notice
from Wellesley college that their applica-
tions for admission on certificate from the
Ellsworth high school have been accepted.
Capt. j. A. Bowden, OF the schooner
"Willie l.. MAXWELL, has been in town a
few days while his vessel was dscharging
coal at Mt. Desert Ferry. The maxwell"
has gone to Sullivan to load stone for New
York.
The current report that P. H. Bonzey
suffered shock last week is incorrect. 1t
Is true that Mr.. Bonzey has been seriously
ill, but the illness was caused by the heat
and not from shock. He is now on the
road to recovery.
| Maurice Sowle, son OF B. T. Sowle, ard
seaman on the U. 5. 8. "Oympia", is at
| home on a furlough, while the vessel is in
Frenchman's bay. The "Olympia" is one
of the fleet which is to assemble here for
the maneuvers in Portland harbor next
| month.
Charles V. Gray, who was committed to
the Bangor insane hospital last fall, died
Monday, and the remains brought here
| Funeral services will be held this after
noon at his late home at Oak Point.
He leaves widow and several children.
Rev. j. P. Simonton will officiate.
Mrs. e. Fl. Googins, Mrs. c. A. Rey-
nolds aud her daughters Miss Persis aud
Miss Louise, of Cam bridge, Mass, arrived
in Ellsworth yesterday. They will stay at
Lamoine until September. The engage
ment has been announced of Miss Persia
| Reynolds to Summer Foster, of Cam bridge
The report that has been going the
rounds to the effect that Rev. David Kerr
OF the Ellsworth Baptist church, had
preached his farewell sermon, is incor-
rect. Mr.. Kerr is enjoying a well-earne
vacation with friends in Lamoine. On
his return preaching services will be re-
sumed.
Out-of- town members of the high
school alumni association who have no.
received invitations to the reunion are
requested to send their addresses at once
to the secretary, Miss M. A. Greely, Els
! worth; also all eligible to mem bers hip
who wish to become mem bers before the
| reunion.
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