Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-01-18


business, having carried on similar
business on Water street some years ago.
M. Y. McGown, OF the First national
bank, spent last week up river at the camp
OF the Ellsworth b Lumber Co., In No. 81.
He accompanied H. B. Moore. They re-
turned Friday night.
The literature club met with Mrs. G. II.
Hodgman on Pine street Monday evening.
The next meeting OF the club will be held
with Rev. s. w. Sutton on Main street
Monday evening, Jan. 80.
Miss Nan /. Drummey, who has been on
the road with Walsh's crystslplex carni-
val for the past seventeen weeks, closed
her season In North Adams, Mass, and
has returned home.
Herbert Foster, son Of A. M. Foster and
wife, whose condition was regarded as
serious, the result OF an operation for
appendicitis two weeks ago, Is now con-
sidered out of danger.
Arthur Shute, wife and two children
arrived home from Port Angeles, Wash,
last Monday. MIR. Shute will remain
about month, and will then return,
leaving his family here.
Saturday evening Lygonia lodge worked
the second degree and Tuesday even
ing the third degree on four candidates.
There was q large attendance. Refresh
ments were served after the work.
John Clement, OF Bucksport, who died
at Bangor last week, was we'll knowp in
Ellsworth. He leaves two brothers--Amos
and Ch rles, OF Seal Harbor, and one sis
ter-Mrs. Ernest Emery, OF Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Wescott, of this
city, announce that the marriage of their
daughter Grace Marion to Thomas p.
Murtagh, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will take
place Feb. 6. Mr.. Murtagh is now in this
city.
DR.. Harry G. Mason, who has been
spending the past three weeks with his
parents, c. W. Mason aud wife, 10 this
city, returned Monday to Stonington.
Mrs. Mason will remain here for short
time.
Freelsnd Robbins, son of the W. W.
Robbins, whose brutal murder at Deer
Isle was discovered last week, and who is
a prisoner at the Ellsworth jail, is to be
released next Saturday. He is nineteen
years OF ege.
The installation and sociable OF ESQ.,
teric lodge, F. and A. M, announced for
tomorrow evening has been postr aed 10
Thursday evening, Feb. 9, on account of
the convention which is being held in
Ellsworth to-day.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on AZ u OF DR.. Winfred Morgan Hsrts-
horn and Edith May, daughter of Mr.. and
Hartshorn Is the son OF F. E. Hartshorn
and wife, formerly OF Ellsworth.
Sheriff Mayo made his initiatory call on
Ellsworth liquor dealers Saturday even
log. OnIy one building was searched and
| nothing found. Sheriff Mayo was ac-
companied by Deputy Carney, Constable
Bresnahan and City Marshal Sllvy.
The officers elect of Irene chapter
o. E. s., list OF which appeared In a
| recent issue, were installed last Tuesday
~Fe"h'S ~ 1' ~ W isA lhuDy lazy, VI
Winter Harbor.. Refreshme nts and 6
social hop followed the installation.
| Tue slock holders of the Burrill nation
al bank at its annual meeting elected the
| ioloSing directors: q, c. Burriti, s. j
Morrison, G. r. Foster, F. Z. Burrilt, o
W. Foss. The board organized as fJllows
President, c. c. Burrill; cashier, Jas. E
Parsons.
| The Sunday school board of the Metho-
dist church last evening elected the fol-
lowing officers: Superintendent, Mrs
Fannie e Hopkins; assistant, Mrs. Grace
| Barron; secretary, Miss Hazel Holmes
| Librarian, Miss Julia Barron; treasurer,
Miss Mary Holmes; organist, Miss Fannie
| Tower.
| At the annual meeting OF the stock
| holders of the First national bank of Els
| worth the old board OF directors was
elected as follows: Andrew P. WiswelI,
}. A. Peters, Eugene Hale, A. w. King,
l.. A. Emery e. II. Greedy. A. P. Wiswell
was re elected president and Henry W.
Cushmsn cashier.
A telegram received Monday announces
the death In Iowa City, Iowa, OF Samuel
l.. Leievre. Mr.. Lefevre was the only son
OF Annie l.. Lefevre, a niece OF Mrs. La
Cc rdis Lord, and with her son has spent
many summers in Ellsworth. She has
host OF friends here who extend their
deepest sympathy ia the loss OF her only
child.
George H. Welch and Miss Inez Donnell
were marrtd last Saturday evening at he
residence OF tie Baptist minister, Rev. P.
A. A. KilIam. Both belong in Franklir,
tut tue bride has, for some time past, ,
lived in E lswortb, and there are many
here VINO will extend their best wishes to
the happy couple. They will make their
home in Franklin.
Among the appointments to be made
by Gov, Cobb during 1905 will be that Of
the iudge OF he western Hancock munic-
ipsl court the term Is for four wears. ex.