Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31

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years.
Allan b. Means, who has been spending
the simmer with his father, Capt. E. s.
Means, returned to .Aitkin, Milan, last
Thursday.
ars. Mary e. Oakes, of st. Joseph, Mo, /,
who has been spending the summer with
relatives and friends Ia Ellsworth, has
returned.
MI. AL Mr.. p. B. Needham, of New.
tonvi ie, Mass y no have been the guests
ot Mr.. ard Mrs. j. Q. Adams, have re-
armed home
wilism Fame, of Brockton, is spend
ing his vacation In Ellsworth. Mr. Frame
wss form'rl, foreman at the b. Il Cole
shoe factory.
n. Il. Rice, popular conductor OF the
Wa hington County railroad, with his
soo Harold, is spending his vacation in
Buffaio, y. Y.
Miss Ada Sands, OF Lewiston, who has
been the guest OF her brother, A. T.
Sands, for the past two weeks, has re-
turned home.
Lyman l.. Lord, OF Boston, is spending
a eek With his parents, S. l.. Lord and
wife. Mrs. Lord has been In the city
several weeks.
Rev. J. NJ. Adams and his bride are ex.
pacted home 4 he last OF this week. Ex-
tensiye repairs have been made in the par
sonage this summer.
Rev. ) W. Sutton and family have re-
turneo from Hancock, where they have
been occupying during the summer the
CUNNINGHAM cottage.
William L. Scott, OF Ellsw orth, was be-
fore Judge Peters yesterday on the charge
| OF being drunk and disorderly. He was
sent to jail for thirty days.
Morris E. CHM and wife are the guests
of w. w. Morrison and wife. MIR. CHM is
the proprietor OF an extensive orange
grove In southern California.
To-day Josiah Il. Higgins snd wife are
celebrating their golden wedding at their
home on Water street. They will receive
their friends from 2 to this afternoon.
j. f. Coolidge, foreman of the Waltham
Mass, bleacbery, was In the city iasi
week. With his family he is spending
few weeks at the old homestead at La
moine.
Tue Tieonic tub from the Falls has
been at B. n. Walters machine shop the
past week getting general overhauling
she will take part in the muster at Calais
Sept. 2.
Postmaster William Fenuelly, Charles
H. Wood and John Suminsby, OF Bar
Harhor, came to Ellsworth yesterday to
hear Senator Beveridge speak IN the
evening.
Mrs. J. F. Royal was in Brewer Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ida
Rideout who died in the hospital at Ban.
gor, Wednesday. Miss Marion B. Rideout
| went with her.
Next week Ia the time for all masonic
bodies to resume work-the command
cry Monday evening, chapter Tuesday
evening, Lygonia lodge Wednesday, and
Esoteric lodge Thursday evening,
Mrs. A. P. Harden. who has been spend
| ing he summer at Atlantic, has returned
to Ellsworth. She was accompanied home
By her son Leon, OF Hartford, CT. MIR.
Harden returned to Hartford Tuesday.
William l.. Mcdonald and Howard
Adams. who have been spending the
month of August with their relatives in
Ellsworth, returned Ssturday-Mr. Nc
Donslt to Pittsburg, Pa, and Mr.. Adams
| to Boston.
Mrs. Mary A. Osgood and her daughter,
Miss Lucy, left Friday for New Hamp-
shire, here they Will visit friends before
returning to Peabody, Mass, where Miss
Osgood is teacher of mat hematics in the
George Pea body high school.
Fred L, Davis, OF Boston, who has been
spending his vacation here the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. E. e. Rowe, leaves to-
morrow for home. He brought with him
naphtha launch, and with it has given
much pleasure to his friends.
Mrs. H. e. Davis and daughters Helen
and Muriel left last week.-Mrs.. Davis and
Miss Muriel for Wellesley, where the
latter will enter Dana Hail; Miss Helen
for San Juan, Porto Rico, where she has
been appointed a teacher In the public
schools.
A regular meeting of Irene chapter, o.
e. s., will be held next Monday evening,
Sept. g. Several candidates will be re-
ceived into the order. full attendance
is requested. Refreshments will be served
after the work. Members are requested to
bring cake.
Mrs. Sarah F. Jellison, of Santa Monica,
Cal, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Eunice Davis, whose home is with her
daughter, Mrs. h. E. Rowe. She has not
been East before since 1S60-torty- -four
years, and her coming was a complete sur
prise to her relatives.
Miss Ella Morang delightfully."- enter
tained twenty or more of her friends at
her cottage at Contention Cove, last FRI
day. After enjoying their friends hospi-
tslity all day, the guests remained to a
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