Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-15

Eben w. Mayo, of Bluehill, was in the
city yesterday.
II. w. Carr and wife, OF Skowhegan, are
in the city for few days.
Miss Bessie Joy, who has been very i'll
with pleurisy fever, is much better.
Postmaster S. B. Thurlow, of Stoning-
ton, was in the city last Thursday.
All the Ellsworth schools except the
high school will close Friday of this week.
The county commissioners were in Ellis
worth yesterday for their regular Novem-
ber session.
Misses Nellie F., Mary L. and Katherine
Drummey visited friends in Bangor last
Saturday.
Charles A. Bellatty and wife have gone
to Boston to spend the winter with their
son, Charles E. Bellatty.
Mrs. A. H. Coar, of Pennington, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. s. j. Morrison. She
expects to return next Friday.
The factory of the Ellsworth Shoe Co.
will start in soon on work which it is ex-
pected will keep 1t running all winter.
The ladies' OF the relief corps will have a
supper at G. A. r. hall tomorrow even
ing. Members are requested to furnish
food.
Miss Mary l.. Drummey went to Calais
Monday to study telegraphy in the West
ern Union Office, Miss Blanche Hartman,
manager.
Lejok lodge, OF Ellsworth, will work the
third degree at the district convention OF
Odd Fellows to be held at Bar Harbor,
Wednesday, Dec. 13.
Edward f. Brady, democratic State
committeeman from Hancock county,
attended meeting of the State COM
mittee in Bangor Saturday.
w. r. Fenley, who was for some time
engaged at b. F. joys Photographic
studio here, is soon to return to Els
worth and again have charge.
The Loyal Temperance Legion is plan
ming for concert and entertainment to
be given at Manniug hall very soon after
Thanksgiving. The programme will in
clude music, recitations, drills, etc.
There was an attendance of forty-eight
at the rehearsal of the festival chorus last
Thursday evening. The membership has
now reached nearly sixty and it is hoped
that it may be increased to at least sew
enty-five.
Miss Annie G. Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Moses c. Smith, and Hugh
Campbell, son of r. M. Campbell, were
married Monday evening, at the home OF
the brides parents. A reception followed
at the home of the groom.
c. r. Chrome, of Nashua, N. H., will open
a quicklunch room and restaurant in one
of the Franklin street stores of the Man
ming block. Mr.. Chrome is an experienced
restaurateur. He expects to have his
place open for business by Tuesday next.
Lords Lessons in English" is the title
OF a booklet of $50 pages, by Everett w
Lord, assistant commissioner of education
in Porto Rico. The book is complied as a
manual OF English lessons for Porto Ri
can teachers, and has been adopted as
such by the department of education OF
Porto Rico.
Emily NJ, widow of Rufus Clement
died at her home in North Ellsworth Sun
day, in the SEVENTEEN year of her age
| She leaves two sons, Arthur w. and Harry
| Clement, and three married daughters
Funeral services were held at the home to-
day, Rev. j. P. Simonton officiating.
! A. Munroe Dorr will open music store
| in the Emo building on State street next
week. He will sell pianos through Frank
P. Pray & Son, of Bar Harbor, agents foI
| Hancock county OF several well-known
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