Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-01

Mrs. p. A. A. RiIlam has returned from
a vis& to friends in Gardiner.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle was in Bangor
Sunday, the guest of Miss Alice Nancy.
Roscoe Smith is employed in the office
of the American Express Co. in Water
vile.
The annual harvest supper of the Uni
tartan society will be given at the vestry
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Eugene p. Warren is temporarily reliev-
ing Night Officer Edward T. Finn, who is
laid off on account OF illness.
r. B. Holmes, of Ellsworth, has pur-
chased of A. C. Swazey, of Bucksport, a
tract of timberland in Orland.
Clerk-of-Courts J. F. Knowlton and
wife were the guests of Hon. Parker
Spofford in Bucksport over Sunday.
Station Agent C. D. wiggin is spending
his vacation in the White Mountains.
Mrs. Wiggin accompanies him on the trip.
Sunrise council, d. of L., will hold
regular meeting tomorrow evening. All
officers and members are requested to be
present.
The Industrial Journal of Bangor, in
its October number, prints picture of
the Nicolin clubhouse, recently purchased
by Senator Hale.
The ladies of the November committee
Of the Congregational church will serve
New England breakfast" at the vestry on
Thursday, Nov. %, at II o'clock.
Mrs. Eleanora Jones Kingsley, of Bar
Harbor, and Mrs. Sarah Jones True and
son, J. j. True, of Garland, are the guests
of Mrs. Charlotte T. Jones in this city.
Eugene P. Warren has purchased of
Harry c. Austin the Spencer Hall house on
upper Main street. Mr.. Warren and his
family moved into the house this week.
There will be an important meeting of
Nokomis Rebekah lodge next Tuesday
evening, when work for the winter will
be planned. A large attendance is desired.
At the meeting of the Woman's Alliance
of the Unitarian church next Wednesday
afternoon, at the parsonage at O'Clock.
the topic for the day will be ''The Laws Of
HEALTH.
Mrs. Myra Jordan and Miss Carrie
F. Haynes, with Mrs. Jerdan's daughter,
Miss Frances, who have been living in
Auburn for several months, have returned
to this city.
The union service at the Baptist vestry
last Sunday evening was largely attended
Secretary Lufkin, OF the Maine State Sun
day School association, spoke interestingly
of Sunday school work.
In spite of the rain about twenty five
people from North Brooklin, South Blue
hill and South Surry took advantage of
the excursion by steamer Percy ", given
by G. l.. Morang, and came to Ellsworth
to-day.
The literature club will hold its first
meeting for the season next Tuesday even
ing, Nov. Z, at the home of the president,
Rev. S. w. Sutton, at 7.45 O'Clock, instead
OF Nov. 6, as first announced Subject:
''Italian Art"
The old Ellsworth schooner Kentucky.
sold recently to Rancil Sinclair, of surry.
to Rockland parties, ran on a rock in
Eggemoggin Reach last week, while loaded
with kiln wood. She was brought in by
Capt. Paschal, of Stonington.
Colin Frazier, of Ellsworth Falls, got
tangled up in a rotary at Alvah K. Has
lam's mill at Waltham Tuesday, and came
out of it with badly fractured left arm
The arm was set by Drs. II. W. Osgood
and Lewis Hodgkins, of Ellsworth.
deavor and Epworth League societies will
meet at the Union Congregational church,
Ellsworth Falls, Wednesday, Nov. s. Miss