Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-09


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4nlos oophia walker was weekend guest
=. 'le cottage.
There will be an excursion to Southwest
Harbor by steamer Rockland on Friday,
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DR.. James l.. Brock, Of Florence, Ala,
accompaniedshis sister, Mrs. II. M. Hall,
to Ellsworth on her return nome. This is
his first trip to the North. He will re-
mann ABOUT month.
Miss Gladys and Willis Aver, of Dexter,
have been the guests of their cousin, Miss
Berniee Eldridge the past week. Their
father, Edward Aver, with son Glen, ar
rived to-day for short visit.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
school excursion will eo down the bav
Tomorrow by schooner Wesley Abbott
ana tug Little Round Top. Arrangements
have been made for base ball game and
other sports.
w. S. Murch. of Bavside. had three
ribs and his collar bone fractured ON FRI
day. He was leading a young colt from
the pasture when the little fellow bolted.
knocking Mr.. Murch down. DR.. II. W.
Osgood was called, and reduced the
fractures.
Coroner d. l.. Fields, with County
Attorney Wood, last week made further
Investigation of the death of .Joseph N
MAYO at Ellsworth Falls recently. They
found no cause for any further proceed
ings in the matter, and the coroner's jury
will probably be discharged.
Next Tuesday the veterans of the
Eleventh Maine regiment will meet in
Ellsworth for their annual reunion. An
outline of the programme for the dav was
printed last week. Thomas j. Holmes
who is vice-presidept of the association.
expects about seventy-five veterans to be
in attendance.
Miss Mabel Monaghan arrived home
last week. She leaves tomorrow for Ia
moine where she will be the guest of her
sistgr, Mrs. Fdmon Emo, at Shore Acres.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage of Miss Monaghan to Car
roll ]. Swan. of Boston. at Shore Acres. on
Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Twenty-three charter members of the
council of Knights of Columbus to be
organized here. successfully passed the
physical examination this week. The five
associate members. who do not take the
insurance benefit of the order, were not
examined. The council will be formally
instituted in ABOUT two weeks.
A case from Marlboro, in which four
year-old boy was charged with an
Il
was heard in the Ellsworth municipal
court Monday afternoon. The circum-
stances of the case were peculiarly ag-
gravating, but the evidence was unsuf-
ficient, and the boy was discharged.
The new concrete walk on Main street
from High street to the railroad, is COM
pleted. The street commissioner has ex-
pended something like Il 400 for this new
walk and the top coating applied to other
walks about the city. The new walk is
decided Improvement, and the repairs on
other walks will greatly lengthen their
life.
Wv yorng of webster Citv Iowa was
in the citv last week Mr. Yopnp went
West from Lamoine twenty-five years ago.
He married Margaret, daughter of John
Milliken, of Hancock; she died about four
wears ago; two wears ago he married Mrs.
Rosa Holt. who ACCOMPANIES him. They