Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-27

| Mrs. A. p Wiswell arrived home Satur.
day night from Boston.
| William Jones, I'd, is quite i'll at hi.
home on the Surry road.
! The alliance of the Unitarian society
will give supper at it's vestry Wednes-
| day, Jan. 10.
Edward F. Doyle, who is employed as
freight agent in Bangor, spent Christmas
with his parents.
The city schools the high school and
schools in districts 8, 15 and 1S-will open
Tuesday, Jan. 2.
The w. c. T. U. is arranging for another
dime sociable to be held early in January
at Grand Army hall.
Mrs. Hannibal Hamlin, of Bangor, is
spending few days in Ellsworth with her
son, Attorney General FL. E. Hamlin.
Charles l. Staples leaves to- day for Port
land on business. His wife accompanies
him. They viii be away about week.
Mrs. Marshall Rogers, of South Or
rington, and Miss Ida Baker, OF Boston,
spent Christmas at their former home here.
Capt. J. A. Bowden arrived home Satur-
day from New York, where his vessel, the
Willie L. Maxwell, is hauled up for the
winter.
Sheriff Mayo made another descent
upon the West End club rooms at Bar
Harbor last week, and seized quantity o
i liquors.
Miss Bernice Giles and Misses Helen and
Harriet Rollins are spending their holi-
days in Washington, Annapolis, Md, ano
New York.
Miss Helen Bonsey left Monday fol
| Hartland, where she has taken a position
| in the Office OF the Fuller, Osbon Manu-
featuring Co.
| Harold T. Ball, of Bangor, and Miss
Mabel Sweet, of Holden, were Christmas
guests of Mr.. Balls sister, Mrs. N. G
King, in Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Torrents, of Ban
gor, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter. Mrs. Torrents was
Grace Lord, of this city.
Miss Mary Cole, who is teaching in the
Wellington training school at Cambridge
Mass, is spending the holiday recess here
with her mother, Mrs. Charles R. Cole.
C. A. Hanscom and wife, of Baltimore
spent Christmas here. Mr.. Hanscom eX-
poets to leave this week, but Mrs. Hans
com will remain until after New Years.
Stephen Monaghan has been seriously
ill with pneumonia since last Saturday al
the home of his son-inlaw, John e
Doyle. To-day he is a little more comfort
able.
There will be special meeting of ESQ
| teric lodge next Friday evening, when thu
| third degree will be conferred upon thre'
candidates. Supper will be served afte
| the work.
o. H. Bradbury and wife have returned
from Nashua, N. H. Mr.. Bradbury viii
be back in his old place as foreman of th
stitching room at the Union shoe factor.
when it starts up.
Able l.. Friend will leave next week t.
take position with the Fuller, Osbol
Manufacturing Co., Hartland, as travel
| ling salesman. He will travel in Vernon
and New Hampshire.
The county commissioners are in ELS
worth this week, for their final session o
the year. The plantation taxes are beinl
assessed, and the annual report for tn
year will be made up.
Albert M. Hopkins was down town am
| at his store Yesterday for the second tim
since last January. His many friend
were glad to see him, and he held some
thing very like reception at the store.
Miss Marion d. Fuller, of Ellsworth
and Walter Wilson, of Calais, were mar
ried last Thursday afternoon at the hom
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