Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-24

ia with her mother, Mrs. James f. Davi,
at Cbicopee Falls, Mass.
At recent meeting of the Eastern
Maine horse breeders' association held at
watervilIe, E. II. Gfeely was elected vice
president and director.
tised BY Cspt. o. A. Crockett for last Sun
day Tell through - the boat failed, as
usual, to come into the river.
Mrs. Q. g. Royal aud son, Hoyt II. Aus
tsn, of Boston, recently visited her son
Herman, IN Thomaston, where he is fore
man OF the Knox Publishing Co.
]. NJ. Nealipy has returned from
Brewer, where he hasE beeni spending
several weeks. Last week he attended
tue @. A. r, encampment in Boston.
Miss Alma Silsby, OF Cant bridge, Mass,
is In the city and viii spend several weeks
at the Richards homestead on Bridge hill
with her aunt, Mrs. Alma X. Whittemore.
The partnership existing between e. l..
a +. Fl. Dodge, the Main street liverymeu,
has been dissolved, e. L. Dodge, with
drawing. The business will continue at
the same old stand by F. IL. Dodge.
James l.. Cook returned Tuesday from
New York city, where be visited his son
Frank W. for a few days. Mr.. Cook went
from Boston to New York. While 10
Boston he was guest of his son Arthur
T.. at Roslindale.
The sloop yacht Wave Crest has been
sold TO Charles Clark, OF Calais. The
Wave Crest WAS owned by John B. Red
man. Of this city. and was one OF the many
good sioups Ia The Ellsworth fleet. She Is
equipped with six and one half Knox
engine.
Miss Helen and Master Frank Sas have
returned to their home In Wellesley,
Mass, after spending five weeks with
their grandparents, Capt. and Mrs. NJ. M.
Whitaker. They were accompanied b.
their aunt, Miss M. Alice Whitaker.
The Baptist and Methodist excursion,
which was sched uled to take place yester-
day, was postponed uotli to- day, owing TO
an accident to the Little Round Tops
boiler. A goodly number was on hand
this morning, and enjoy ed pleasant sail
down the bay and lunch at New bury
Neck.
Quite a crowd OF Ellsworth young
people went to Hancock Point Monday to
attend the concert and ball given at the
Tarratine for the benefit of Roy G
Haines, popular Ellsworth young man,
IS no was unfortunate enough last week to
be burnt out. The affair netted about
500.
Frank w. Billington, who had the con-
tract to paist the two hand tubs at the
engine house-Hunneman and Dirigo-
has finished the work, and Is now touch
ing up the hook aud ladder truck. Tae
job on the two tubs is a. fine one, both
shining and looking like new. II is the
Intention to tske both tubs to Calais
Sept. aud for tue muster.
Albert Orcutt, accompanied by his
friend Mr.. Williams, has been the
guest since Friday of F. A. Orcutt and
wife. Last week they attended the Orcutt
family reunion at Amherst, ard also the
old Home week celebration at Holden.
At both places Mr.. Orcutt's splendid
tenor voice was heard in the entertain
ment programme. They left yesterday
for Kineo; thence they return to Boston
The many friends of James A. Davis, OF
Boston, au old Ellsworth boy, were glad
to greet him this week II only for day or
two. He left town yesterday. He was
accompanied by f. A. Smith and wife, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, who are his guests his
summer at his country place at Lexington.
They came to Maine last week, and spent
asst Sunday in Bar Harbor, where they
were royalty entertained by Mr.. Davis
brother, W. II. Davis aud his wife.
AT meeting of the Senator Hale hose
company Monday evening 1t was decided
to attend the hose race at Calais Tuesday,
September 6. The prizes are S125 to first,
s75 to second and S25 to third. 10 the
hand-tub contest held Monday, Sept, 5, the
prizes are 200 to first, 100 to second aDc
s25 TO third. 1t is proba bic that Ticonic,
Dirigo and Hunneraan tubs will go
Whether the Senator Hsles will attend
the Labor Day rsce at Bangor has not as
yet been decided.