Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-07

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Frederick A. Potter, circnlation mana,
ger OF the Portland Advertiser, Press ave
Sunday Times, made The AMERICAN q
pleasant cali to-day.
Harry j. JOY left yesterday TOR a visIt
among friends in Old Town and Camden
before returning TO Bowdoin college TO
segia ais sophomore year.
Mrs. &. Il. Builsrd, of Charlestown,
Mass, Is making her annual visit to Els
worth aud vicinity. Her many old
friends are glad to greet her.
Herbert whI,temore and wife. his
moshet, Mrs. A. r.. whittemore and Miss
Alma silsby have returned from visit
o seyetai days at Seal Harbor.
RsvYwiHiam Dollard, OF Bath, n b., Ia
Wishing friends IN this city. Father Dol
ard VI i be pleasantly remem bered as the
eura'eot st. joseph's Cathelic church, ,ast
sunm,
tridiy evening at Odd Fellows hail
dahcirE party VIII be given by about
twenty-five young gentlemen. Music viii
bs furnished By Monaghan's orchestra.
Refreshments.
Republican headquarters have been
opaDet In tne store on Main street for
merry occupied by II. Il. Harden g. Co., as
ashoestore. Thomas j. Holmes has charge
OF theroom.
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Is oeeipied this week by A. Ii. Carlisle
ans flfe, OF Ellsworth Falls, Orlando
Brools and wife, OF Hartisnd, and Abner
Hoois ana wife, OF st. Albans.
Mrs Lila Bell orcutt, who has been
vhififg Mrs. F. A. orcutt for the past
two weeks, and VITO went to Molasses
pind with party of friends for a few |
dys' outing, returned bone last Sunda,g
Miss Louise e. Dutton and Miss Grace |
King together entertained friends last |
Wednesday ana Thursday evening in
bsor OF Miss Ruth Sanderson, who re-
trned to her home In Bridgewster last
saturday.
The Parchers are occupying their cot
hge at Shady Nook this week. Young
Gorge, who is a member of the State
Hlitis, Is with his regiment which is
pfficipating in the military maneuvres
tTrginia.
The dance in Odd Fellows hall Thursday
efning, under the auspices of the junior
oder of American Mechanics, was not
Fgely attended. Those present, how
Ger, enjoyed pleasant evening. Music
as furn shed by Higgins orchestra.
Mrs. Nellie >i---s..r, Ut this city, hue
hHHngea which Is mucn admjreo5
IL Tree stands eight feet high, ala
spads about fifeeen feet, its lower
bnches resting on the ground. 1t is
ttught to have $50 large blossoms. IL is
asautiful shrub.
bout dozen boys about town who
be been playing havoc with vegetable ]
sdens, were arrested and brought into {
1ge Peters court last week. As their
slcs were more misehievous than ma.
aous, tho court suspended sentence on
Fment OF damages. Should the offspse
repeated, the sentence will be carried
{.
1rs. John j. Carr dropped dead at ber
me, Deane street, last Thursday MORN l
:, from heart disease, aged sixty.two /
irs Funeral services were held ostur- (
al tue Free Baptist cburch, k-v. j. p
nJhton officiating. I4terment at Ma )
vile. Mrs. Carr was a woman of ex-
lent qualities, and her sudden death
severe shock to her many friends.
e stricken family have the sincerest II
npathy OF the community. n
diss Mary NJ. freeman, daughter of
mes W. freeman aud wife, OF Bangor. A
I j. Frank Maloney, CT Ellsworth,
re married at the st. Johns Catholic
lrch in Bangor last Tuesday afternoon
Rev FIR. McsWeeney. Fred II. Maloney, y
Ellsworth, was best man. The groom y
well-known boy, and has many warm
ends here who wish him every happ
;s. He is at present Associated Press
srator at the Commercial office.
'ernasd Monaghan, Of Gardiner, son of 81
Frank Monaghan, grandson OF :
phen Monag ban, OF this city, who Il
mt to the Philippines as a soldier in the
nth u. 5. intrenty, remained there after
wing his term of enlistment, and is
y connected with the Far Eastern Re
10, a monthly magazine devoted to en-
eerAng, commerce and finance. A
" OF it which he sends home is finely
nted, Illustrated, and interesting work,
taining large amount of matter i
IN the subject to which it is devoted.