Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

49, ~ 'ii+f NhSh us party lett fOr ELS
worth Gu the return trip, arriving home a
$50.
Mrs. Frank Lee and Miss MilIie SAWYER
of st. stephen, N. B., who havebeen tn,
guests Of Mrs. A. X. Cushman, have re
turned home.
Mrs. Ambrose Davenport, with her son
OF NorsTeod, Mass, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Jordan, on Hancock
street, returned home Monday.
+. G. Burrill and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. J.. M. Pringle, of Sharon, Mass. at
tended the Giles reunion at Aurora last
Saturday, returning to Ellsworth Sunday.
Rev. A. Fl. Coar and wife, who have
spent their vacation at Lamoine Beach
with Mrs. ). j. Morrison, have returned to
their home in Pennington. Last Sunday
Mr.. Coar preached at Milbridge.
Hiram Fl. Haskell, with his aunt, Mrs
Ann Haskell, of FL Case, San Bernardino
county, California, is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Herman E. Hill, in Ellsworth, and
other relatives in Hancock county.
J. Albert Cook, editor of the Brunswick
| Record, visited his parents, James L. Cook
and wife, in this city few days last week.
lie left for few days in the Katahdin
Iron Works region before returning to
Brunswick.
Miss Harriet Rollins, who was graduated
at wellesley college last June, has been
elected instructor in German and French
IN the high school at Great harrington.
Mass. She left last Thursday. The school
opens Sept. 8.
sheriH Mayo and his deputies last
Thursday made raid on the West End
club, OF Bar Harbor, and seized 1.O22 bot
ties, mostly of beer. The case will be
neard In the Ellsworth municipal court
next Thursday.
capt. Roland Bonsey has taken COM
mand OF the three masted schooner f. II. |
ouiorne, the latest addition to the Ellis |
worth fleet, which arrived in the harbor
last Friday. She sailed yesterday for |
Sullivan to load stone.
Llewellyn Higgins has returned to Bos
ton after weeks visit here. His wife
ana two children, who have spent the
summer here, returned with him, also
Mrs. Higgins sister, Miss Winnie South
ard, who ill visit in Boston.
Mrs. c. A. |. Tolman, of Washington
u. o., was the guest of Mrs. A. w. Clark
last week. Mrs. Charles A. Hill. of
WaterVille, was guest of the Clarks over
Sunday, and Dr. Edith Clark, of Worces-
ter, Mass, is now visiting them.
Fourteen tepcharu +,,oI. ~ I
nation at the high school in Ellsworth Fri
day. The examination was conducted bv
Observation-Disclosures r. +. Mason. of
Ellsworth. The towns of Bar Harbor
ourry and Ellsworth were represented.
Capt. F. B. Foss and wife. of GuIfport
Miss, are visiting c. l. Staples and wife
capt. Foss was former sea captain sail
ns from hancock county ports. He is |
low IN the paint business in GuIfport &
inns is his first visit here in twelve wears ,
rev. w. X. Hunt, of East Orange, Nj
ormeriy pastor of the Unitarian church i
i Ellsworth, has, with Mrs. Hunt, been s
penang few weeks at Green Lake.
'aVing Monday. On Saturday Mrs. Hunt S
aught an eight-pound salmon at the lake. I
someone whom thirst has made crimi-
ally reckless tried to break into the room
the court house In which confiscated
quors are stored, one night last week.
he outside window was broken. but the Q
oise aroused neighbors and the would- he
lieves were frightened off. al
Trains on the Mt. Desert branch were re
eiayed Monday afternoon by freight IL
reck about mile north of NicolIn STA
on. The two rear cars and the caboose til
the Train left the rails. No one was in m
red and little damage was done. The Bl
'ck was blocked about five hours. he
me cornerstone of the new Methodist en-
irch on Hancock street will be, laid ba
y Monday afternoon, at o'clock, with pc
Foprlate exercises. Presiding Elder
r. Hayward, of Orono, and other
l<ers will be present. There will be
I,lng by the Ellsworth male ouartette of
nm ID. Newman, who has been spend- Ca
the month of August at his Shady
cottage, will leave for New York r,
Tuesday. Mr.. Newman's mails have ia
very heavy during his stay here, his tn
friends at Tammany hall seeing that we
as weH supplied with reading matter w
ornas Ford, one of the oldest residents Tr
ssworth, who has been ill for long Fa
, suffered turn for the worst last FIR
y, and is now very low. His son, Je
e. Ford, of Boston, and daughter,
20. I'll. Bradbury, of Nashua. N. H.,
, tre, having been called on account of
tather,s illness TO
we
ices will be resumed Sunday at the -
'egational, Unitarian and Methodist
ties. AT the Congregational church
, onion service will follow the morn
imon. AT the Unitarian church Rev.
. F. Dole, of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
Neach. In the evening Mr.. Dole will
pat East Lamoine.
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