Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-10

aoh tNA1tth III ANEW AOThs re tBdNtS tHt
latter part ofthis week for Boston where
he will spend a few days before returning
to New York.
The engagement Ia announced of Mist
Georgia N. Emery to Charles II. Leland
both OF Ellsworth. The wedding will
take place Tuesday, Oct. IS.
Miss Mabel Joy has closed her tailoring
rocms and is enjoying three weeks'vaca-
| tior 1t Green Lake. Miss joys rooms
lwih be open again Aug. %.
A handsome photograph of ex.Judge
Enoeh Fnster, OF Bethel, sdorns the show
window OF the Reliable Clothing Co. 1t
Is from the studio of B. 4. Joy.
Mrs. r VI. Cunningham and Mrs. G. r.
Cunningham ace spending a week the
guests u A. |. Saunders and wife at their
summer cottage at East Lsmoine.
Albion Carlisle aud wife, of Enswort b
Falls, viii celebrate the 25sh anniversary
of their wedding st Riverside farm, Sat
urdsy afternoon end evening, Aug. 13
Tie report that the date OF the opening
OF the schools, Aug 90, has been changed
is incorrect 1t may be changed, however,
at the next meeting of the school board.
Res. Walter &. Hunt, OF East Orange,
Nd, former pastor of the Unitarian
church here, and airs. Hunt are the
guests st Lamoine OF Judge and Mrs. j.
A. Peters.
A house party of Ellsworth young
people aud their guests are occupying the
Hamin cottage at Lamoine Beach for
week. The party Is chaperoned by Mrs.
George Il. Greeley.
The annual excursion OF the Baptist and
methodist societies will be held at New
bury Neck Tuesday, Aug. 23. The trip
wiil lbe made by schooner and tug.
Lyncb'5 band will attend.
Capt. 3. A. Goodwin, OF the schooner
Harry W. Haynes, arrived home Monday,
and expects to remain for two or three
months. Hs son Sidney is taking the
vessel on trip to South American port.
Mrs. $. c Chubb, OF East Orange, N. j.,
has been the guest the past week of Chief
Justice sud Mrs. Wiswell. They all left
last week for ST. Andrews, N. B., where
they were TO meet Mrs. Wiswell's brother,
DIR. Greene, and his wife.
The Dirigo engine is being repaired and
painted with the money won at the Ellis
worth Fourth of July celebration. This
tnb was at one time one OF the best in the
State, aud with a little fixin' up can prob
ably hold her own at Rockland next week
La~rence T. Sylvia has resigned his
position as foreman of the finishing room
OF Tho Union shoe Co., and gone to Wor-
cester, MRss., where ne has a lucrative po-
stt3ya 4lsh E hsscki, E<m. MIR. Sylvia
left Friday, and Mrs. Sylvia will leave
to- morrow.
/. T. White and Harry Lewis and wife,
OF Bangor, arrived Saturday as guests of
Mrs Julia A. Crabtree and Harry L.
Cfantree at Oak farm, East Surry.
Nessrs. White and Lewis returned to bus
iness Sunday night, but will return later
in he week.
Capt. A. d. Stuart is entertaining Joseph
W. Nealley, r. E. Mason and George B.
Stuart, on board his yacht MadelIa, this
week. The party will visit Bar Hsrhor,
and then go for a cruise out around Out
Ter Long bu6 ihLAcE pdEb
OF the week.
About 800 attended the excursion to
Northeast Harbor Monday held by Sun
rise council, ID. of l.. Lynch's band OF the
Falls accompanied the excursion. A So
cial dance was held at Northe ,st Harbor
in the afternoon with music by Higgins
orchestra. 1t was an enjoyable affair.
The Alias Light & Power Co. is exhib
iting a gas lighting and heating apparatus
in the store formerly occupied by Fl. H.
Harden & Co. Tire company expects to
install several plants in Ellsworth. The
vie president and general manager is g.
{. Young. Z. X. Hopkins is local agent.
Harry Ford, OF Bangor, was before
Judge Peters Monday afternoon charged
with stealing horse and carriage from
Frsuk II. Gould, OF Ellsworth. Ford had
for some time been working for Mr.
Gould at the Hancock house stable. Last
Wednesday evening he disappeared to-
gether with a horse and carriage. He was
arrested In Bangor Sunday and brought
to Ellsworth Monday morning. AT the
hearing Ford pleaded guilty aud was SEN
fenced TO sixty days in the Bangor work
jail. He was taken to Bangor Tuesday by
City Marshal Siivy.