Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-07-05

''For points on Washington County r only.
tMt Desert Branch and Ear Harbor onlt
Miss Grace King is at home from Welles-
ley college
W. E. Jude is employed at Floyd q
Haynes market.
/. l.. Halman was here from Boston over
Sunday and the Fourth.
Harry G.. Woodward is home from East
port for a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Maria Howell, of Bangor, is the
guest of A, M. Hopkins and wife.
Miss NJ. F. Calnane, OF Boston, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Mary Calnane.
George w. Downing and wife, of
Brockton, spent the Fourth in Ellsworth.
Irving osgood and wife left last Thurs
day for Berlin, N. H., to visit their son
Ernest.
Charles q. Royal and wife are receiving
congratulations ON the advent of son
born June>2s.
Albert Brown, of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting his grandparents, A. F. Burnham
and wife, in this city.
Miss Ella F. Jordan is home from Ja-
maica Plain, Mass, where she is teaching,
for the summer vacation.
Justice L. A. Emery, of Ellsworth, ad-
dressed the National Association of State
banks at Portland last Thursday.
j. NJ. Nealley is on hand as usual with
the frs green peas in Ellsworth. He
picked peas from his garden July /.
Harold II. Clark, who is now located at
Schenectady, N. Y, with the General
Electric Co., is at home for his vacation.
Charles Batehelder and wife, of Beverly,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. Batchelder's
aunt, Mrs. LaCordia Lord, in this city.
Miss Catherine Simonton and Mrs Eta
+. Condor drove to-day to ''Lynnmore"
Sargentville, for visit of few days with
friends
c. e. Bellstty, l.. w. Beckwith and the
Misses Franklin, of Boston, are with the
Bellatty family at their Contention Cove
cottage.
George A. Parcher and son Arthur will
sail with Capt. w. P. Woodward to New
York ON schooner ''Henrietta A. whitney,
the last Of this week.
Mrs. F. W. Rollins and daughter Har-
riet are expected home Friday Miss
Helen Rollins, VINO is visiting in Virginia,
will not come home until August.
Miss Sarah E. Tibbetts, of Otis, and
Winslow d. Moore, of Ellsworth, were
married Monday evening by Rev. ]. P
Simonton, at the Methodist parsonage in
Ellsworth.
Director Charles ID. Woods, of the Maine
agricultural experiment station at Orono,
Nook for the summer, and is there with
his family.
Mrs. c. B. Montague, OF Boston, DEM
onstrator for the Natural Food company,
is presiding at the table from which lunch
will be served at NJ. Gallert's store during
the next few days.
A little excitement was caused for the
circus day crowd just before the parade
Saturday, when the firemen were called
out by blaze in the ruins of the old
blacksmith shop ON the mill road
One of the few delightful days of June
this year was enjoyed by the Unitarian
Sunday school excursionists who went to
The Bluffs, Mt. Deset Ferry, last Thursday.
A large number enjoyed the day at the
shore.
George Parcher has been employed as
American express messenger on the Maine
Central railroad, with run at present
from Bangor to Mattawamkeag and re-
turn. He will return to Bowdoin college
in the fall
E. w. Lord left this week to attend the
sessions of the National Educational asso-
citation at Asbury Park, N. j., for few
days. He will sail on Saturday for Porto
Rico, to resume his duties as assistant
commissioner of education there.
In the list of grammar school graduates
entitled to admission to the high school as
printed last week, the names of graduates
at the Ellsworth Falls school were
omitted. They are Hazel NJ. Lord, George
W. Hamilton, Cassie e. Blondette, Will
liam B. French, Winifred B. joy, Leo