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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
THE BAIL OF STEALER
Of THOUSANDS Is REDUCED
(By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, October 5.--A reduction
Of bull for Henry a. Leonard tho young
man who stole $3.50, 600 worth of securities
from the National City Bank last week
from $2s, 900 to $4,000 was made by Magis-
trnte Pool to-day. Leonard found diff
Guilty in securing the larger amount
Magistrate Poole refused n request OF
the National City Bank that ho order
the police to turn over to the bank stolen
securities which arc in their possession,
Tbs magistrate would not accept the
offer of the bank to furnish the police
with substitutes for the securities us EVIL
dence
A bank official said that the securir
ties We're costing S37 a day in Interest
charges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
PUTS SON UNDER KNIFE.
DR.. Bacon Operates Upon His
Ten-Year-Old Boy.
By Associated Press,)

NEW HAVEN, CONN. October g.
DR.. Leonard w. Bacon. Jr.. in operating
upon his son for appendicitis. is held by
surgeons hero to have exhibited rare
pluck and confidence In his skill. Tho
hoy. Leonard, aged ten, was taken sud-
denly Ill yesterday. Dr. Bacon diagnosed
II as an attack of appendicitis and told
tho boy that an operation would be ne
cessary.
Father. you can't do 1t too quickly
for me-" replied tho lad. DR.. Bacon
called In DR.. Verdi at once, and father
and friend performed tho operation.
THE young man Is coming out of It
nicely" sold DR.. Bacon tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
"a Son Of Rest"
CLEVELAND S OPINION.
Of No Value on Woman Suffrage
Rainy Daisy Tells Her Sisters.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The Rainy
Daisies held their first social meeting
Of the season yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Astor aud listened to q few ad-
dresses on such remotely related SUBJ
jocts as the short skirt, the leader of the
Bnblsts and Grover Cleveland
Mrs. Howard MacNutt. who has just
returned from an Oriental pilgrimage,
described her meeting with the Eastern
prophet, and Mrs. Belle De Riyere hand
led tho ex-Presdent.
Women don't need mon to tell them 10
love their homes" declared Mrs. De
Rivera. 1T Is because they love thcIr
homes that they want to vote. You can't
keep politics out Of tho home. 1t comes
in even with the gas meter. r. Mr.
Cleveland had studied tho suffrage ques-
ton In the suffrage States. which arc
the only places to studyiit his opinions
might have had some value"
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sorrowcd with her, and she has been
enabled to meet the future with courage.
ms yss w ichmonH on - snt,,rha to he
Tie guest OF Mrs. Edgar Gum for the
The Petersburg Chapter United Dnugh-
tors Of the Confederaoy, gave silver
president, Mrs. Bastlctt Roper. for tho
purpose, OF furnishing the Petersbnrg
room IN tho Needy Confederate Wo-
mans Home.
Captain and Mrs. Robert y. Lee have
been for some time at "Oakly,n the
home of Mrs Lees sister, Mrs. II. RozleI'
Dulaney, near Upperville, Va. Colonel
rhomas Cater, who has been III there,
Is much inibl owed, as his friends Will be
!, Miss Laura +. Guy, daughter OF MI.
Ihomrs Guy of Hcnrico, and Mrs, James
PATTERSON CdrneflX were married IN the
nome Of TIC brides uncle, tho Rev. T..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
FUNERAL STOPS POLITICS,
Undertaken Cuts Short Fills Ac-
ceptance Of Nomination,
(By Associated Ioress.)

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. October b.
William H. Quackenboss, who was noml-
mated for sheriff at the Democratic
County Convention here this afternoon,
Is an undertaken Thomas II. Burke,
whom he defeated, is an undertaken at
Perth Amhoy The committee appointed
to bring the nominee for sheriff before
The convention found him about to 90
to a funeral, $
On learning he had been nominated Mr..
QuacNenboss jumped on the helrse and
went to the convention hall lie ended
his speech of acceptance with; IT IS
now $3.50 O'clock and rs my funeral IS
pt4 o'clock I mast leaye,''
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tho GUESTS of Mira. Huhtoti's mother, Mrs..
w, sHi3 Payne IN washington. d. 9.
Miss snllle q. Norveli. OF 1sichmond, ID
ylsitlng at Mrs. 8. w. Norvcil's, charr-
lotto, Va.
Misc Carrie Tally, Of Pensacola, 1Tlh..i
WHO hhs betn SPENDING her vacation from o.,
college with Mrs. Tom Jones, Of spotsyl-
tnati's College. Richmond, va. sho WIS
accompanied 10 Isloi,mond by Mr., Glonroy
Harris of ura4iite Springs, who Is study
Ing dentistry in int city. city
The spot.y lvanla correspondent of the
fredericksburg Free LARGO says II q
letter dated October I'd. Miss Sally
Miss shlly prHchott, the !, ncf fsr11
e ehst a 81 ef MR. MAJ Mil f ID
married vi Mine Road Church Tuesday
ght mt s o clock to Mr.. Berry. Of Rich.
iinond The ceremony will bio performed
ny Rev. j. S, Ryland, Of Caroline. They
will make 1.ichrond their home.
n Miss Jano Adler will come from Bait
attend tho Richmond Horse Show
Miss Clara l.. Smith. daughter Of Cap
.an G. r. Smith, OF Carollne county, mas
been appointed as sponsor for tho sons
Of Veterans from the First Congressional
District for tho reunion to be held at
Petersburg October 25th, Goth md 2th.
at tho Same time tho Grand Camp or
Confederate Veterans hold their annual
reunion. %s
Mrs. J. s. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Carrie Phillips. wife and danEhter OIL
Pay Inspector James s. Phillips. U. s.. N,
who was stationed at the navy yard IN
Norfolk Va. for some time. have gone
to Monte Chiisto, snnto Domingo. to join
Pay Inspector Phillips. who has been
detailed there by the state Department
10 collect customs duties. which will DO
turned over to the United States govern
ment and be- used to reimburse European
countries for debts owed them ny the
snnto Domingo government. Mrs and
until next summer.
Mr.. w, L. Seldom, formerly of Snow,
den f" Stnffol d county, recently resldent
engineer Of the seaboard AIR Line Rail
way. with headquarters at Portsmouth
Va
Mr.; y; l. white, who /, has vol been :, rt the
Norfolk Va. has returned homo.
Miss Grace Humphreys Of Norfolk. has
left for that city, after visiting Miss
Lucy Meade. in Richmond.
y
Miss Baylor Miss Sadie Sutton and
Miss Clarke, Of Richmond. have been box
occupants q the Lynchburg Horse Show.
A telegram received yesterday by Mr..
", r. Vawter announced the safe arrival
in San Francisco on the morning Of Oc-
tober Sd of the Virginin delegates to the
convention Of the United Daughters Of
the confedcrncy, now being hold in Cali
forna.
A birthday party, the object of which
was to furnish q reception room, was held
at the Art Club rooms. corner of Grace and
Madison Streets. last evening and proved
a most enjoy nble affair The art classes
have begun work under the efficient d.
rectorshIp OF Miss Tallaferro, and the
present outlook for pleasure and profit
during the year is most encouraging.
Miss Anna Wnifred Anbel Of Balti-
more. who has been at Belmont Han
over county, to attend the marriage Of
Miss Dickeuson and Mr.. Newman has
returned to the city, and Is now the
guest Of her uncle. Mr.. Louis Anbel, No.
1910 floyd Avenue
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the presence Of Il few near relatives Of
the contracting parties at tho homo Of
her parents, her father being tho OIL
ciatng minister.
After an elaborate dinner the newly
welded pair left by the Southern Rnli-
way for q ten days tour in the North
including Washington and Niagara among
other places Of interest. They VIII re-
turn to CORTLAND, Va, about October
1hjh {. 4 .ls.aa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

III Benedicite.
Hood ~ love ana peace BIO With thee, where
\ EoO.er this soft autumM air
EIiftaS The dark tresses of thy mar!
lSWhetl1er through CITY easements comes
jsItS Kiss to thee, in crowded rooms
\ tor. oi,tl among the woodland blooms
IfftS freshets DER thy thoughtful face,
5sInparting, in It's glad embrace.
III I3eat,ty to beauty, grace to grace!
v TAR Natures book together read,
Tho old wood-paths that kne" our lreau'
ssstr,lle maple shadows overhead.
tst>he hills we climbed, the river seen
III I3yS CLEANS along It's deep rnvine-
u All Keep thy memory fresh and green.
where or look, where'er stray
N Thy thought goes with me on my way
Ana hence Tie prayer breathe to-day.
Il Der lapse Of time and change of scene.
X THE weary waste which lies between
n STkysclf and me, my heart lean.
lIs1,hou lack.st not Friendships spellword,
i$ nor #
!(5The half-unconscious power to draw
4 &All hearts to thine by Loves sweet law.
with these good gifts Of God Is cast
IsThy lot, and many charm thou mast,
i no hold tho blessed angels fast.
HUI, then, fcrvent wish for thee
4 The gracious heavens will heed from me,
what should, dear heart, Its burden bel
l;The signing Of shaken reed,
iittWhat can moro than 1ncekly plead
y 1.-THE greatness Of our common neod?
pGod,s love-unchanging, pure and true
III The Paraclete white-shning through
53IIis peace--the full Of Hermon's dew!
lSyYith such prayer, on this sweet day,
IL AS thou mayst hear and may say,
l51fgreet thee, dearest, far away
i#ssI1iB John Greenleaf Whittier.
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Redford-Keesee.

Redford-Keesee.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Louise kee-
sec to Mr.. Oscar Pollard BEDFORD, was
celebrated at IL o'clock "Wednesday fore
noon In the. home of the brides parents
the Rev. William J. Young OF Centenary
Methodist Church. officiating,
Tho whole lower floor of tho lteesee
home was cavased In white and decorated
with palms. Tho bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Constance Keesce, as
maid Of honor, and Mr.. Horace BEDFORD
was best man to the groom, his brother.
Mr., and Mrs. BEDFORD left after the
ceremony for an extended northern tour.
Miss Binford Engaged.
Mr. and Mrs c. p. Walford, of No.
ac East Clay Street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Estelle TO
Mr. WINTHROP d. Crenshaw
The wedding will be celcDr: I'd on We'd
ncsdny, October 18th, in the nome OF the
brides parents.
Horse Show Guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Lorton, OF New
York, who have been at I-enox for the
past few weeks. will arrive In tho city
on Monday. They have taken q box at
tho Horse Show and Will give ~ series OF
box parties during tho Horse Show week.
The Hcth LOTIONS will probably extend
their visit two or three weeks. as they
have been invited to several house par
ties III the country during their stay IN
Virginia.
Willia1ns-Kabler.
On Thursday. October 80, Miss Sue
Kabler, Of Campbell county, va was
married to DR.. Herbert 3. Williams, OF
Gladys, Va.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. c. a. Woodson In tho home or the
bride 'Mapo Lawn" near Gladys. Both
bride and groom belong to well known
Virginia families and haye tho best
wishes OF host of friends.
Pippin-Dunn.
Mr., and Mira Frank Lunsford Ptppin,
OF Enfield, N. c., have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter, Viz
glna Stella, TO Mr.. Raymond G. Dunn,
at clock P, NJ. October IS, 1905 at tho
Church of the Advent, Enfield, n. G,
Mr.. Pippin is an official Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Mr.. Dunn Is a mem
ber of the prominent Dunn family, OF
Eastern North Carolina. and an accom-
plished young attorney, lie Is junior
partner Of the firm of Day & Dunn, at
torneys at law, Enfield n, G.
Personal Mention,
Mrs. Barton H. Wise and Miss Nell
Wise have returned from Canaan ana
are at their nome. No JIG North Motifs
Street,
Mrs, O'Ferrall's Gratitude.
Mrs. Charles n. O'Ferrall desires to ex-
press to The many friends OF her husband
and herself her great nppleclation ior
valued sympathy and kindness shown, and
for the humorous tokens Of love and re-
membrance rendered by those who never
forgot the bonds of commdeship and
friendship. linking them with him who
has been recently laid TO rest in Holly
| wood.
| Her sorrow has. been tightened and
her burdens lessenod, because they have
: base horns. W SIs,sN hyjiGaa Usha have
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Mr. W. L. White, who has been the
guest of Mrs. r. B. Cooke. In York Street.
Norfolk, Va, has returned homo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06

Mr.. w. l.. Seldom, formerly of Snow
Of Atlanta Ca, has been appointed chief
engineer OF the Scaboard Air Line Rail
way, with headquarters at Portsmouth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06

5s A telegram received yesterday by Mr..
w, r. vawter announced the safe arrival
in San Francisco on the morning OF Oc-
tober Sd of the Virginia delegates to the
convention Of the United Daughters Of
the Confedcrncy, now being hold in Call
fornia. sjt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06

Miss Baylor. Miss Sadie Sutton and
Miss Clarke, OF Richmond. have been box
occupants al the Lynchburg Horse Show.
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left for that city, after visiting Miss
Lucy Meade. in Richmond.
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Miss Anna Wlnifred Anbel, Of Balti-
more. who has been at Belmont Han
over county, to attend the marriage Of
Miss Dickeuson and Mr.. Newman, has
returned to the city, and Is now the
guest Of her uncle. Mr.. Louis Anbel. No.
1910 floyd Avenue. (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06

sorrowed with her, and she has been
enabled to meet the future with courage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-06

Miss Clara l.. Smith. daughter Of Cap
tain CT. Smith, OF Carollne county, has
been appointed as sponsor for the sons
or Veterans from the First Congressional
District for tho reunion to be held at
Petersburg October 25th 2Gth md 9th.
at tho Same time tho Grand Camp or
Confederate Veterans hold their annual
reunion. &a%
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q A birthday party, the object of which
was to furnish reception room, was held
Mt the Art Club rooms corner of Grace and
Madison Streets. last evening and proved
most enjoyable affair." The art classes
have begun work under the efficient d.
rectorshp OF Miss Taliaferro, and the
present outlook for pleasure and profit
during the year Is most encouraging
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Fl Miss Jano Adler will como from Bnlti-
moro, where she Is now visiting friends, to
attend tho Richmond Horse Show.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Mr.. and Mrs. oDonnell Hillen are occu-
plying the Schenck cottage.
J. S. Melcher returned Sunday from a
business trip to New York.
Mrs. William Hanna is employed at the
Ober cottage for the season.
Mrs. William Young, of Islesford, spent
Thursday in town, calling on friends.
Miss Clay, OF Philadelphia, is the guest
Of Mrs. Alfred Walter at the Perry cottage.
NJ. r. Pyne and wife, OF Princeton, who
arrived "Wednesday, are occupying the
Kimball house cottage.
Owing to the severe weather on Monday,
the steamer IsIesford made but one of her
three regular trips around the bay.
The annual meeting of the shareholders
OF the Northeast Harbor library will be
held Tuesday, Aug. s, in the library build
ing.
Mrs. George n. Taylor, who has been
spending few weeks st the rectory, re-
turned to her home in Derry, y. H., SstSsr-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Steen, of New York city, who
assisted Bishop Doane during the morning
service at St. Mary's, delivered the even
| ing address.
The schooner yacht Grilse, OF PhiIadel-
phia, came into the harbor Sunday
morning where she lay during the storm
| of Monday.
Posters are out for the aMoonshiner'
Daughter, to be presented here on Aug. !
by local talent. The company is under the
management Of Braey and Crockett.
Miss Frances Dickey gave supper at
Somesyille TO fourteen friends Saturday
evening. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. C. d. Diekey and Mrs. Henry Glover.
Saturday afternoon an interesting game
of ball between the local team and team
made up from the employees of the
telephone company was played at Gill
pstrick's field, resulting in a score of S to
4 in favor of the telephone team. Both
pitchers did good work. Salisbury had q
trifie the better of it until the eighth in
ming. McKenney and Johns were the
battery for the telephone team, while Sails
bury did similar duty for the locals.
l July 81 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
LAMOINE.
July21.
susA

Francis Holt, of Webster City, Iowa, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Coolidge is visiting relatives
in Sorrento and Gouldsboro.
lothian Reynolds and friend from
Nashus, n. H., are visiting Mr. Reynolds
mother.
Orrin Whitaker, of Kennebunk, Is en-
joying visit with his father, Charles
Whitaker.
Miss Agnes Stetson, of weterville, and
Miss Helen Preble, of East Boston. have
been the guests OF Mrs. w. F. Hutchings
the past week.
Mrs. Betsey Young and Mrs. Andrew
Gibson and daughter, of waltbam, Mass.
are in town for few weeks. Mrs. Gibson
and daughter are the guests of Miss Jennie
Hodgkins.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds and daughter
Louisa and Mrs Sumner Foster are occu-
pying Mrs. Reynolds summer home here.
Miss Grace c. King, of Ellsworth. is their
guest for few days.
Gorham stratton broke his leg last
Tuesday afternoon, as the result of a fall
while climbing a ladder The ladder
slipped, and in falling with it he fractured
both bones just below the knee.
Mrs Esther Whitaker and daughter.
Mrs. Robert Farren, are among recent ar
rivals. Mrs. Farren leaves very soon to
visit friends in Cherryfield, but Mrs.
Whitaker will be the guest of Mrs. c. NJ.
stratton and other relatives here and in
Hancock for few weeks.
There will be ''moek graduation in
the hall, Tuesday evening, Aug. s. This
entertainment will be conducted after the
manner of any high school or seminary
graduation. AS it is something novel, the
Baptist society, under whose auspices ii
will be held. hopes for good patronage.
After the graduation, ice-cream and
cake Will be served.
July 81. FL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
sARGENTyILLE.
SPRAY.
July 81.

Oscar Hooper is home for short vsca-
ton.
Mrs. Rich, of Bangor, is visiting Mrs.
Asa Dodge.
Miss Peterson, of Bangor, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Simmons.
Fred Bennett, of yacht Modens, visited
his mother for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Noy, of Chicago,
ILL.,, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Black, of Quincy, Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ruel Dority.
A party of young ladies has a tent in
George Grindal's grove, and are having q
jolly time.
Mrs. Lon L. Perkins has returned from
Prospect, where she been caring for Mrs
Jennie Dockham.
Mr.. kirkpatrick, of Baltimore, Md, il
in town for few days on business. He is
at the Lynnmore.
Thomas Kensit, who has been at the
Lynnmore for few months, has returned
| to his home in Baltimore.
Charles Foster and wife, of Bradford.
VT, are visiting Mrs. Fosters parents,
Hiram Harding and wife. Their son
Arthur, with his wife, is with them.
The five-master Paul Palmer, Capt. Girls
ley, is loading with ice at the Maine lake
Ice Co. wharf for Baltimore. This is the
largest schooner ever loaded here. She
carries over $500 tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury, of Scranton,
Pa, with Mrs. and Miss Daniels, of Ma
tick, Mass, Mrs. and Miss Robbins, and
Miss Carley, of Newton, Mass, and sIr.
Spooner, of Boston, are at the Lynnmore
A sale and sociable, held by the ladies Of
the library circle, was decided success
The proceeds were over 500. Mrs. Lee
kindly offered the use of her house for the
sale of ice-cream and cake, and many were
served from her fine piazza The library
and grounds we're prettily lighted with
Japanese lanterns. John Sargent enter
tanned with his graphophone. Many fan.
ey and useful articles were for sale. Many
thanks are due summer guests for theil
patronage.
July 81. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
NORTH DEER ISLE.

William II. Preble, of Waltham, Mass,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Matte Cross, of Morrill,, is guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Diana Hatch.
Miss Grace Hatch, of East Boston, has
been guest of Mrs. Ellen Hayes.
Miss Genevieve Allen was in Brooksville
last week, the guest of Ira ] Cousins and
wife.
Mrs. Ernest Torrey, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to her home in
Rockport Saturday.
Mrs. Noyes and daughter, of Hyde Park,
Mass, have been guests of Mrs. Charles
Eaton for few days.
Benjamin T. Sowle and family, of Els
worth, were here Friday in their motor
car visiting relatives.
Rev. John NJ. Brockie and wife, of Old
Town, are guests of Mrs. Broekie's
mother, Mrs. Mary J. Haskell
Capt. Frank Haskell has sailed from
Stonington in the schooner L. T. Whit
more for New York with a load of stone.
Mrs. Matte Adams, of Medford, Mass,
who has been spending her vacation with
Mrs. Charles Thompson, has gone home.
A piano was landed here last week from
Rockland for Mrs. George L. Holden.
Capt. Holden has been home this week,
He is painting his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Haviland and
Thomas Haviland, who have been at Mrs.
Charles 4. Whites, have returned to their
home in Atlantic City, n. j.
Capt. George w. Torrey has sailed from
Stonington in the schooner Horace p,
Shares, loaded with stone for New York.
Mrs. Torrey remained at home this trip.
Cyrus Brown, who was visiting friends
here this week, has returned to Camden
Mr.. Brown brought for his use here his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
PENoBsCoT.

Efie Bridges has gone to Bar Harbor for
the summer.
The schooner Maria L. Davis, Capt.
Gray, is loading lumber for Boston.
Capt. C. NJ. Perkins and r. II. Perkins
are home from quick trip from Boston.
Linwood Snowman, who has been visit
ing relatives here, has gone to New York
to work.
Capt. Calvin Davis, of schooner Caro-
line Krieteher, left to-day loaded with
wood for Rocklsnd.
Everett E. Leach has hired for year at
the Keener farm at Csstine, and viii move
his family there August /.
Eyerard Il. Leach and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF twins-a
boy and girl-born July 2s.
DIR. Hudson, wife and two nieces. OF
Springfield, Mass, were the guests of C.
X. Bridges and wife three days the past
week.
w. J. Creamer, who recently moved his
business to Stockton Springs, has closed
his house here, and moved his family to
that place.
Lester NJ. Sellers leaves to-day for Dem
yer, Col, on account OF i'll health. His
many friends wish him speedy return TO
his former good health.
| Edward A. Snowman, wife and family.
of Springfield, Mass, are here for the
summer, the guests of Mr. snownan's
/ parents, l.. A. Snowman and wife.
! Contract Agent A. l.. Dunn, OF Portland.
has been in town for the past two weeks
( organizing telephone exchange with
farmers line. Mr.. Dunn reports good
success. A new line will be put through
from here TO North Penqbscot, giving the
/ farmers in that section connection with
the surrounding markets.
| July q. srgA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-02
COUNTY NEWS.
ArIANrIc

Lula and Sadie Burns, who have been
visiting their uncle, Capt. Burns. st the
Anchorage, left for BiuehiIi last week.
The Hotel poinciana and private houses
are all full Of guests, sill of whom speak
very highly Of Atlantic as vacation
resort.
Miss Mercy Brann and Miss Mary Saw
telle, who have been spending few weeks
at Rose Hill farm, left Friday morning
for waterville.
eighty from Ellsworth to Atlantic had a
very pleasant trip. Joyce, with his buck
board. and Staples, with his three-seated
wagon, took parties around town.
Howard Elwell and wife have been enter
tanning at their Rock End cottage the past
week f. F. Joy and wife and John A.
Costello, OF Syracuse, n. Y, and Mrs. c. A.
Willard, Of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Will
lard and Mr.. Costello left this morning by
the Ninalhaven for home, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jog left for Brooklin to catch the
Morse this afternoon for Boston. II was
their first visit to Atlantic, and they were
sowell pleased with the town and the fish
ing that they talk of building summer
cottage here. One day last week Messrs.
Eiwen, Joy and Costello went deep-sea
fishing and caught over 400 pounds OF cod,
paddock and pollock. IL was the first
time the visitors had ever been saltwater
fishing, and they were highly eiated over
their catch Austfu = Ef-~an ~ ~