Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-05

nesday, and viii remain few days longer
She has many friends hsre who are glad to
greet her.
Mrs. William |. Oimstead and daughter
Louise, who have been spending tn,
summer with her mother, Mrs. @. W.
Mason, have returned to Somervile
Mass.
Arthnr f. Smith, son Cf Frank e
Smith and wife, OF Gardiner, formerly OF
Ellsworth, has been elected president OF
he freshman class OF the high school OF
Gardiner.
Mrs. e. F. Robinson and Mrs. o. W
Kent returned Monday from Manset
where they have been passing few day
with DIR. A. NJ. Fulton at her cottage
Alexandra.
Mr.. and Mrs. @, F. Newman announce
this week the marriage OF their dau ghter
Miss Mary l., to d. Shirley Norris, OF Bar
Harbor. The wedding win take place
Thanksgiving.
The annual meeting OF the Free Baptist
church will be held at the vestry TO NOR
row evening at 7.30 O'Clock for the pur
pose of eleeting officers and looking after
church property.
AT the Maine Baptist missionary con-
vention which is being held In Water
Vile, Rev. p. A. A. Killam, of the Els
worth Baptist church, will speak on the
State missionary work.
The annuat ,uaatinp ~ tha Conuraoa
tional church will be held next Friday
evening, when reports from church and
Sunday school will be made and officers
| ana committees appointed.
Seats for the entertainment to be given
| by the Colonial Motion Picture Co. at
Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening un-
| der the auspices OF Leiok lodge, are on
sale st Wiggin & Moore's drug store.
All members and friends interested in
| the Ellsworth festival chorus are re-
quested to meet at Manning hall next
| Monday evening at 30 to reorganize and
| discuss plans for the inter's work.
Mrs. William Watts, who has spent the
summer here, has gone to Bangor, and
will live this winter with her daughter
| Mrs. w. j. Logan. Her house on Bridge
| hill has been rented to Charles H. Eaton
| Charles Abram was arrested Monday
| evening by Officer Brown and lodged In
| jail. Tuesday morning be was arragned
before Judge Peters on the charge Of
being drunk and disorderly, and was seni
to jail for thirty days.
The crowded condition OF the higl
scnooi has forced the school committee t.
! provi 10 additional class room, and room
in " nat was formerly one of the count,
| buildings, recently occupied as dwelling
house, will be finished off for the purpose
Charles A. Hanscom, of Baltimore, " bl
has been here for the past few weeks
leaves tomorrow. He will be accompanied
| by Mrs. Hanscom, who has spent tn,
summer here with her parents, w. b
Campbell and wife, ana at her cottage a
Bsyside.
| rbert P. Hopkins and Ella F. Hagar
are to be married this evening at tn,
home OF f. K. McGown. The ceremony
Ia to be performed by Rev. $. W. Sutton
Oniy immediate relatives will be present
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hopkins will board at Mr.
McGown's.
! The harvest supper by the Nokomii
| Rebeksh lodge in Odd Fellows hail Fri
day evening was not as we'll attended al
hoped for, the storm keeping away
many. The hop in the evening was al
enjoyable affair. a second supper wa
served at IL O'Clock.
| Miss Eva Aiken, an instructor in thu
Ellsworth high school, returned Sunda,
after about a months journey in Cali
fornia and the western states. Miss j. A
Thompson, who made the trip with Mis-
| Aiken, is expected Saturday, being de
tanned in Boston on business.
DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas, of New
for few days on business connected witt
building a summer home at Bluehill. Dr.
Chomas is to erect large colonial hous
and many of the ideas are copied from tn
Ellsworth public library.
George A. Parcher entertained part,
OF gentlemen friends at whist last trida
afternoon and evening at bis summe
cottage at Shady Nook. In the part
were l.. II. Cushman, c r. Foster, DIR.
s. Hagerthy, A. W. King, J. F. Knowltor
]. A. Cunningham and E. e. Rowe.
Train ia on the Mt. Desert branch 0
the Maine Central ent up In two sec
tions last Wednesday evening. The fir.
section was made up Of the baggage
mail, smoker and day coaches, and TIA
second section contained the Pullman
and four horse cars, the latter containin
the horses of Payne Whitney, VINO spen
the summer here.
c. l. Staples, who for the past tw
| weeks has been in Waterville on bust
ness, returned to Ellsworth Sunday. Mi