Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-07-13

Mfs. IL. Y. Scott and Mrs. 5 Z. McGliYia
and Daughter, OF Richmond, Va, are al
their summer home ut the Trenton
bridge.
Rev. j. III. Adams has returned after au
absence of two weeks and will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational church mex.
Sunday.
Rev. Clarence Emery, OF Msnset, will
preach In the Bsptiat church Sunday
morning, July II, and at Trenton in the
afternooN.
Forepaugh's big circus is billed for BAN
gor July 25. Bill posters have been in
Ellsworth this week covering the boards
with paper.
Tenpleton Briggs, Miss f.. F.. Briggs
and Edward @. Reed were In Eilswort b
yesterday on their way to their Summer
home at East sarry.
Miss Margaret Mcleod, of Wyoming.
ohio, Wellesley, 'O4, was theFgnest for a
few days last week OF Miss Leah B.
Friend, Wellesley, '03.
Mrs. N. g. Cunningham entertafus this
evening ct whist circle OF lady friends.
On Friday evening she will entertain a
party of young people.
Miss HaTiet Rollins Wellesley 'o5, ar
rived hong yesterday. She was accom-
panied by Miss Polly J. Clark, OF Middle
boro, Elass., a college friend.
Waiter A. Bonsey has purchased the
stock and good win OF Mra. W. w. Grants
milk business, and will run daily cart
from his farm at West Ellsworth
A bathroom is being installed in Fred
n. McFarland's house on Pine street.
Frank R, Moore is doing the carpenter
work and John p. Eldridge the plumbing.
The reported death of Mrs. Martha
Blasdeli Brooks, of Hartlsnd, formerly of
Ellsworth, is entirely uniounded. Mrs.
Brooks was never in better health than at
the present time.
A party OF Ellsworth young people
attended the dance at Shore Acres,
LamOine Beach, last Saturday evening.
Toe fine band from the U.S. S. Prsir fur
nished the music.
John b. Redman Ia entertaining party
of friends on a cruise on his yacht Wave
Crest this week. In the party are Mrs.
Marian Kent, Mrs. E. F. Robinson and
Miss Mary Robinson.
Harold I'll. Clark, OF the General Electric
Co., Lynn, Mass, is spending his vacation
with his parents, A. W. Clark and wife.
He was accompanied by his nephew,
Willard Clark, of Worcester, Mass.
An Office OF the Metropolitan Real Es-
tate & Trust Co., OF New York has been
opened on the second floor OF the First
national bank building. l. l.. Halman Is
manager, and E. K. Hopkins agent.
The Morrell cup, won by the Senator
Hale hose company at Bar Harbor last
year, has been on exhibition. at E. E.
joys the past week. The several records
made by the team in winning the cup
have been engraved ON the outside.
The members OF the u S. training ship
Prairie who gave the entertainment at
Shore Acres hotel last Thursday evening
will give similar affair on a more elab-
crate scale Friday evening. All ladies of
Ellsworth and Lsmoiue are invited to
attend.
An alarm of fire for burning grass about
the Standard oil company's tank on High
street called out the tiremen Friday noon.
Only one line of hose was laid, and the
tire was quickly extinguished. 1t was set
by sparks from the engine on the New
York train.
Embert c. Osgood and wife, and Harry
e. Rowe, OF Ellsworth, Miss Emma A. r.
Hatch, of Portland, occupied the Trew-
orgy cottage at Contention Cove the past
week. Miss Allen leaves Ellsworth the
latter part of the week.
Seldom W. Fuller, of Boston, died at
the home OF his brother, Charles F. Full
Ter, on State street Thursday afternoon.
Funeral services were held Friday morn
ing, conducted by Rev. j. P. Simonton.
The remains were taken to Hermon, his
former home, for interment.
A merry party consisting of Mary A.
Campbell, Annie Brainard, Ida Higgins,
Hazel Holmes, Ruth Goodwin, Harry Laf-
flo, Albert Gowell and Howard Dunn,
spent the past week at the Treworgy col
tHge, Contention Cove. The party ives
chaperoned by Miss Helen Campbell.
Monday the Congregational Sunday
school went on its annual excursion to
Herrick's landing, down near Sargentville.
Owing 10 the threatening weather in the
morning there was not as large an attend
aace as was anticipated. The trip was
made in Capt. CrocSett's steamer
Catherine.
The junior order Of American Mechan-
ics and the Daughters Of Liberty were
entertained by tue two Bluehill lodges at
Bluehili last Friday evening. The cause
of the invitation was the instaI'ation of
the Bluehill lodge of Mechanics. The
party from Ellsworth made the trip in
suesboaZaa, going over late in the after
noon and returning at daylight.
Ellsworth friends extend congratula-
tions to Capt. and Mrs. w. s. Cousins, OF
Eaat Iamofna On he hirt n of a dauphter