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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
WESLEYAN PT0N RIDGE.

Mrs i, .#$ q. oodward spent Monday With
friends and Telat lyes In Richmond I, 90
Holidays Wth ii. r. n,a q
lie suasS II pa
Mrs Allie franklin. q o Rio Vista !, spent q,
New Year day y! her p r.. r. w,
Mr. and Nh. a dilier. and Miss Ednons. Of
Lynchburg; spent Sunday with Mrs. y.
!aaks ssdE Rds
2, R,shmSna
Mary ga,ighan near hamp'toI|
New Year with her friend & II ss FARRELL q
q Mr.. and Mrs. Z. + Thompson spent Sum
with Mt Z, Go1naT ,l q, r.
tune. Of Manchester. were guests Of Mrs. a,
r. Baughn, on Sunday last
y spending ending some time with IS Miss Estella
ouite an enjoyable evening was snent n the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. y llany Brown!r & on
NJ, franklin. of esthamptoa spent 81:
s4 Mss Matte Mlh EubanE Wssthampto
recently tho, guest OF Mrs. Yost. Z. 81
Brown e IN; y the guest # urRl' Baas,
Mis- Miss Bctte Davies has returned home TO g
Z I.ynchburg, after spending q week with her
sister. Mrs, r. w. Browning, IA sIVaysldes
Mr. and Mrs q RidGe
spent s;ndsy y With tt'ei' son 4;
Alvin 3 Wilkersnn3 Of a RI spent Sunday
NJ Mrs w S. D seay, OF springbroo Is spend
Ing some time With her sister y
ing ~ some time with friends and relntisrs in
IA Mrs. brentwood, W. or Rica,nol Il 3S was s'l ne
guest OF Mrs. r, W. Yost 'iurlng te ''ast
sir ana Mrs Luther Thorpe and Miss Iaerta
evenI mr. and Sunday with Mrs, n BIZ Bade-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
70 GREEN lIt5NoTEs.

Il Miss Gay Lynch Has returned to her home.,
IN Tarmourit, q tor apsnd!hg sometime With;
friends and relatives 81. A Tee. 5s
h5ms s' annia sp s from g st
to Miss Jessie yerlande . &, s 4. 81
wss 4s s.
MI: 4. syerlander entertained quite y
n!umher q young people ~ his home last
s' Siiss ,EIsaSsth Loylns spent he chris.nas
HOLIDAYS IL the home .of her sister Mrs
r.. ..s u 81,
Mr. Rernard Hughes who has been much
5indsposed. Us able 70 be gut It; /,
, ar no.s chaF'e' ''t'F spent
@g Mi. bfito,, Carter who has been suffering
for some time from the rhetina tl.m, 4 now
Mis- Annie whit. principal e .ne wash $
%
81. and Nrs. :. & Basket entertained I.
sy snas peeenSer I Games ' nnd Hu musc
INDUCED late
Wallace Bruce III ILL moved To- To- hanover
4: Mr.. John Etirton.sof \ n lchrnond visited his
\ sis. Miss Sarah Burton rece ntiy. n.
.lstsr = '"lsss sI.sa
Lou!s rs Newport News
oll,e g hofas ohosd .p.nt
the Chrls.inaa with Miss sadlc Hughes near
Miss Hannah Miller ots & IIlsh,and Springs.
sisynow the guest Of Miss Rena Readles. M .
Esq Miss lAnrie ia Icy has rcttlrned to Richmond
Safter5Ea pleasant week spent with her pa 81
MISS Carrie Field u ~ visiting friends in:
s'rs. a,,t,er Tsrry; q R 81! VAS .h.5
Christina holi dayy. a{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SHORT PUMP NEWS

Mrs. Robert Taylor has returned home from
a atay.swith8 ber daughter. WHO has as been
au.!itis se sar naEs haa returned
with sister Mn liza as sSsae, pleas
heE nassnss @
Mrs renys sun t4isnds
.lt s q etter pleasant visit Is her mother
M5s Il: 5G 7lS ssye r nIs
H fIas se a ln,so asn aid y =
Miss blanche Puryear IS visiting friends ~
up Sss aha Mps, A.klssor were guests
Mrs, LenvelI on snndu Y !. /, I. !, ~. !,
Mrs. twel hes returned after e P'ens'''''
Mrs Mrs sa i Ford ID quite sick her home,
nsar his place; 9, !. I, >. e y n.,,ea = ber
hom, sss ,n tie CITY, after sps9alnF portion
ai chTs!mS;s I holidays win her mo'heF
sssa9psa
Iislsy nesT sh3s u BFswnns Visited their
asf r sad tasp' ySstlss friend.
n aF. willie Bowie. visited friends IN e'oaeh'
ana sandaK as1 Who has been visiting
tr MiEsa in il Blshmend and Ms hehe.,ef tor
He past ,nonh Tfnit1usped ass unday e Aee
G1ls e iss johnson IL visiting her sls-
ter. Mrs, Talbot, q r ichnlona !,
sSady aee erdse e TltG chureh speaa
s vs ss time Viii, Miss Mamie l,urynaF
H Mr.. a. y Z. sread is Visiting friends and
'e hfs 'ss1 e. and Miss Allison
rassts OF Mrs. Rliza Jones on Tuesday nisht,
scuns SSs ,n,s
s iss Issss l.s AIIas
lnMs! Iss i hsnsss ees III. Mn Mn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
.5HlGHLAN sPRlNGs..

Nara willsbs rs Fservco a q the dcthodist5
EplscopAl Church Sunday y y q
as ,s u seatu n9r RIA
vSssS Ss!s
'hf sassS Mfs ss;
li9 rhS t nad he,'' 1 seeey it
Church hs yl tMsr te
Tower House. when there was g Ion n o
S,s ss ssas
Library Hall when tho interesting PROG ran IN, 3
which has already beer, announced was rer-
Mn IIudgens q u. Refuge Z expected
'I srs. s Sarv was .!tor q Bellies
is t. lien. q Ashland spent .T =,
s1es # ~ ek IL
si.ss hosa 1ss ass
Mss Mary Nc nc
ssgted MAR charlss Z John
sh,nend q, Gay where sfe va
Mra. B.'fii,dsens, OIL RIG aond visited
Hoslvn COTTAGE the homegf Miss =, M Eft;
BanksSon Wednesday atiernoor y: y
I Mn. 81 j. 3 H !! Runner and children nave ss
sss DICK
Marr,nerao 81 Lover We iIenrleo
Miss B II nrie waTlner Lawrenes,xills'
sutahss O. nast er s,sss1
tl,e yIs; ted. lte; horne teir on
Cedar Avenue, On !, y. 7, " Z,
Me sds night Nth Nsses leila and Ruth
Atkisson,s On Daisy venue ".
susss &
" Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Woodruft and dnuEt.
OF 1stchmond one day ~
week at tho i.ToWcr5 House the ueses % ~
II. a ssrnar nara HSnnieutt and 81. sister Miss
visited 1dnrne tho Mrs !. clssto,, &,
Mrs. Daniel Smith ana Alfred Wcoa.s
maj d were omitted t from the list OF ttiou,e
who m thered 70 wa the told year out
e. pr' e sna sr. h eb,iae
Van Dyke "a sp!ns v. ,TSm h "a
1ssissa 1S s
'Lttl. GLADYS dauxtter q Mr. ana Mrs y
quito sick 10 inproyi ]. 4 7, y, q.
Tss b, ada
a! siaster Stuart Mceu,r. turner has sun,
GENTLY ,mproved 10 bs able g resume ny
tie Miss villa Collins and Master Dudley
Collins & children Of Dr. and "a Mrs. G
collins arc much improved e fter thelr 8recenS
Illness. J. s.
the week with his mot her. !, y.
~ sas her danshter Robnson
atrtheirS lovely country hon Ben
Where ttsy were deig htful Gent ~ ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
II HOLIDAY DANCE, n.
Raising Funds to Support Deaf
Mute Missionary.
.lsnecIal to The Timea- ID sna IN. I IN

v tI1T3 (speclal to The Times pspaleh.l
Il WEST POINT, Al ! an. Hr-'rhe hol,
sonic snsf Hal, Mrs. Thomas +. Rngby, su-
psrlntendant OF tho mission work III. the
Dover Hssnciat ton. Is, nlaetlng with the
missionary societies of the Dentist church
as Of Richmond this week. tuesday she
met with the society at Grove Avenue.
4 wed neslday With Harton Heights and
Calvary Thursday With Second Church
RIAL ana at night AT Paramount, In a
joint meeting with that society, Yenable
Street and East End, As
.rhs oecasion Il the week az 3pray yer for
misslonA. The special phase OF work
presented nv sIs 9Rashy y ~ enlist the,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SEVEN PINES Z.

X, Mr.. g. II !. Taylor from Philadelphia, the
new suncrintendent at Seven I'lnes National
sn tsc sosnsr aIS
osbourne. has been stationed at pnnyille.
Is Mi, Leslie Reid, who spent the holiday.
to Ills business. III Newport Nowa.. a. # IS Z
Charles Reid, who spent the; holidays ut
home, has returned TO Newport News, where
he Is engaged In business. q
M Mrs. Charles Reid nee Lane, viii Join her
husband In the course OF q week when they
Nj II make. their future home In tTIampton. Va,
5HTho Veteran Guide to the Battlefield hus
made many improvements 70 hts place 81 N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
9FI [ ! NEWS

Nh pow la.an Il Council. No. pa.ghssrs q q
held !ntaressns net ME- ~
ks5ss. h shiss fssns
tba ensuing SIX months y y
fSS%I1Is az th9 stSes
x touiieiIior. Miss Sidney enhardt wee ..
SG.ss Sse au,ae .''snss
ESco ffi ssfel sssrsss
i Fisse T FIJI Anna jSn no
sss re 4e4 ssns.
Iss t The s s,s,s sG eosnc, soyse
Ls Miss lf'e ael.sn as Friday evening
Mobile fer9 she WI! spenaA NJ ~ -
qP,' ssr ssssu a1Ssa
resdny fterfoon at T. a. rs g =
has been spending the y,
Sraha,n Street lett Friday evening for WI,
+ iinn,sburg. wherc he VI v'slt vs. g a
tyss essSTs retarnIk
n.y. street Methodist Episcopal Church VII !,
meet tomorrow afternoon At I, g y
tho resdetce q Mrs. = elssr on yYilllatns.
sho NM in5nretG hs a afsSs
Sss ia;en 4. ,aas Il.
foof 1 Slipped between tie raj era and q h
crashed through ths plaste sustaining 81
tl Mr ana a'o Mrs Iean. ,ts,r
children who have been spending ths h ,eni
days here and i ynrina u Te na nSts
In 70 returned 70 tnelr Il
Willie % Conner retur,,ed from : ylsst
Fors.
returned n1 home; siter Waiting friends HERE
Ths ilrst annual Christine W., W.
;1 etssSlldfi
its doors audience T wns aaoT sssn
VS. 1ses BE- g ers ana
ncKeefrey. Of patrie :, ~, ,Gndur TT
The following Wa wei renn s re-
Gsyln Masso
Hjssins recitation: StasKts Conway. y. on
Kennedy recitation Mamie Conway sea g,
M sseti sfsa s
Ton chiidress Johr, Z. r.
citation Bcrnica Chidress Is;
i Mass,s GenTa
msnt Belnot.5 recitatlon: Mamie Conway sons
Neiiio Mcduira, recitation Irene Irwin; 60. ::
po SyIes l institnte. Is visiting
lSn Robot Price ana her I, y, e 2;
yashlr c., are gyl sit,ns t1lehas =
,nane,al repor. q ths ton Bsp:
i.s, sntsn a. Amount
oEre Is t ne g sad
asnes s
asSYe ~
70 tho mempersh,p ulso during
Is slss ID II Il gone
iSilfH III her nome, ION Nichos son Str
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

have returned 10 Church Hill. after ~ visit
TO friends innd relative near Slack Grcsk.
With the latter @ mo at LarrowR Pc mt, M
Miss Abel ana Sarah II ggtns; Of New Kent.
spent several days at thu home !&ot NJ T anu
Mrs. Blackburn recent ". rs
and MRS. Calvin Hoshsr have returned !,
Week with each OF their parents near Geth-;
ssenlane and Barker,s NJ ttS M VA
En- Mrs ~ s. W. Burnett Of Poplar Grove at
tended tho burial OF her brot Their. Sim Ha ze
grove 81 OF Barton II Fights the early no q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
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ssa,i!e MCBRIDE RUDOLPH Bowsrss lllls DAVIS "
q S FOURTH ~ iPrrii,nary--1am fucker. Robert
B,valdijnusr. 1sbcle Morris. Y ". 4. !; Il
a. secoid primary iefbert Beck MACK eat3't
1'luiood Hartman. Albert k6tii! III line 10y g
ieFt POLLARD r, Pauline Arnold. Carrie i'clsen,
Aiilile Gordon. 4qsslc Hayes Earl = 'Yeeas
rirTts t Primary 1eorsc Atk!ris louise "a
teY, John CREEPY, Clyde England George E ~
bank james Haywood foafl kellcy. !ll-
wood Haywood llco Knisht WIalter Z
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70
"A iFibrsnce 3s ont gomeryg cont inutsy quite
I her nome, ron Nicholson g reott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

va ~ IN flIlNlAl wa Rutz6 3NtWeIXe
aiaric 3 Cary Grace
Fourth 8j Grnmma RI essc W Fucker. Louise
5Caadc. Marguerite Mccullough. Gus Gerrecke;
Ellen pnvey. 65{ rs u a,sf;g 4 4
Third Gran,n,ar-- virsic Ranscn, alenn cret-
STREET Harvey Is ley i
3 SECOND Grammar--A lysc Dates, Ida Robin.
son, Fl hi . i3 . 5e5s .S XII 81 ~
sl@ First Grammar e'orrnno 6 entry. s .s
IJigh til Irin,a ay lyey twelveI wceks).
sixth Iriinnry-E lva sates, Grac!o Culey,
Latte Grrmeman,5 I'd Fi5 M sa 81
= Fifth Prima rvs Alaude Bailey. Nj gR,e Chap
rnlk Incz Kelley, Matte Pavey, Hat Ito Woody,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Little Locals
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,,ier, the jeweler'
Al paper at Horne's'
HEELS for rent at Lester's.
Nd table board-l22s Ninth ave-
,oss Smies' special segar 8 c.
ro,, want good photo try Wal
\ white and yellow onion sets.
is Grocery.
sb mackeral, 10 cents apiece
arks Market
have % different flavors In ex-
Mack's Grocery.
ven pounds boiling meat for "a
$ Fulton Market.
resb western grown garden seeds
nix at Pier Brothers.
On't delay ordering your Easter
Crabb has the goods.
Ot lunch, all hours up to mid
I, at Broyles Brothers.
he best garden seeds on the mar
lin bulk. Mack's Grocery.
emember, wall paper at Horne's
! ) cents single roll up to 81.
ancy Nebraska seed oats for sale
cOtt &. Kitson. $50 Seventh
h.
afy, nut candies, log cabin cara
bon bons, hot chocolate at Nor
Is.
anQuet bacon and Honeysuckle
+ S, make your mouth water, at
Fulton Market.
few copies of the 1905 Greeley
directory can be had at this
/. Price $50.
w is time to paint. Use the best
|earth- Sherwin- Williams paint.
B by b. X. Macarthur & Co.
fanted House cleaning, window
hing speciality. p. Chaplin, 1927
th avenue, telephone 1925 black.
e have first class tin shop and
prepared to do all kinds of tin
galvanized iron work. Pier
thers.
ids gasoline engines have proven
! reliability. Irrigation plants
allied and guaranteed. f. N.
er' sl7 Sixth avenue, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Craigs for new books.

SLdi6o III hCW uOOhS.
Smoke Smies' special segar 5 c.
Visit our and 10 cent counters
Pier Brothers.
Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at FeZers.
Sherwin- Williams paint for sale by
ID. r. Macarthur & Co.
The best garden seeds on the mar
ket in bulk. Mack's Grocery.
Highest price paid for veal calves.
Thee & Moon. Eastern Market.
Mrs. Robert Norcross entertained
the Entire Nous club Saturday after
noon.
erwin-Williams paints are the
best to use. Sold by DIR. Macarthur
b Co.
Mrs. Warner kOOntz entertained a
few friends at dinner last Thursday
evening.
To make good bread you must have
good -four. We have 1t. English
& Carter.
Bring in your plows to the Central
Blacksmith shop and have them fixed
in good shape.
A new daughter came to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Williams on
Monday, March 6.
Mrs. Belle Mitchell Of North
Park, visited her son, F. A. Gates a
few days last week.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet with Mrs. Gra-
ham, Saturday, March ls.
The University of Colorado at
Boulder announces the summer term
of that institution from June 10 to
July %.
Don't forget we keep in stock a
choice line of meats, oysters and fish,
pickles, olives and smoked fish. Riss-
ler & Platt.
U. of C. glee and mandolin club
at opera house, Friday, March H.,
under auspices of G. II. S. Athletic
association. Go.
Rev. o. A. Petty's Bible class en-
ioyed a social evening at the home of
Walter Davis on West Eleventh
street. Thursday evening.
DR.. @. A. Ringle, office over Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases of the eye. ear. nose and
throat, and fitting Of glasses.
When you want the baby's pic
ture taken, or one for an Older men,
ber of the family, don't pass by the
old reliable gallery, c. NJ. Marsh
g. Son.
Have YOU been thinking of sell
ing" something for long time? AS
soon as YOU are ready to sell 1t a
want ad. in the Tribune will do the
rest.
"a Business Opportunity ad.
may secure for you the capital needed
to pull one of your 'aircastles' down
to earth-if it can be done without
the structure.
Mrs. Eta Stewart was last Friday
granted divorce from c. a. +.
Stewart, by the county court. Judge
Benson of the Larimer county court
heard the case in the absence OF
Judge Southard in the east.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
WEST ELLSWORTH.


Irwin Stackpole is visiting his aunt
Mrs. George Ober, in Carmel.
Miss Helen C. Mitchell is spending tn,
week with her sister, Mrs. Mary Bonsey.
Miss Blanch Trueworthy, who has beer
visiting relatives and tenting in Dollard-
town for few weeks, returned to her
home in Lowell, Mass, last week.
Miss Oracle and Lura Carter. accom-
panied by their cousin, Edith Gaspar, OF
Lowell, Mass, visited their father. Pearl
Carter, in Brooklin, last week. On their
return Miss Gaspar stopped at North
Surry to visit her grandparents, Allen
Gaspar and wife, for few days.
Gladys Florence Carter, infant daughter
OF Harold and Hattie Carter, died Thurs
day morning of cholera infantum. aged
three months and thirteen days. Funeral
was held at the church Friday afternoon.
Rev. j. p. Simonton officiating. The
horal offerings were numerous and beau
tiful. Among the out-of-town people
present were Clarence Robbins and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer and Miss Angie
of Franklin, and Thurston
Cunningham and wife, of Bluehill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Mrs. Henry Jordan visited her daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Fullerton, recently.
Mrs. George Fullerton is in Brewer yis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hall.
Mrs. Frank Duffy, who has been visiting
relatives here, has returned to her home in
Bangor.
Mrs. Linda Leach has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Almeda
Ciosson.
Miss Aida Smith and brother Everett,
of South Boston, are visiting their grand
father, William Jones.
The children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren of Capt. Matthew w. Moon
and wife had very pleasant day with
them Aug. "a. A picnic dinner was served.
A pleasant company met at the home of
Robert Carter Aug. %, where they enioyed
shore dinner. In the afternoon there
were music and games. Those present
were Hiram Haskell and aunt, of Califor-
MIA, Llewellyn Higgins and wife, Frank
smith ano Henry Sykes, of Dorchester,
Mass. Mrs. Laura Carter Alexander and
son, of Lynn, Mass; Everett Carter and
Thomas Pinkham and family, of Portland. |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
LAKEWOOD.

Fred Maxwell, wife and child, OF
Quincy, Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Howard Rollins, who has been employed
at the Newport house, Bar Harbor, has
returned home to resume his school du-
ties.
Miss Harriet Fletcher, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Garland the past
month, has returned to her home in New
Brunswick, n. j. Although. she stayed
here but short time, she passed most
enjoyable vacation, and is able to carry
back the best of reports of Maine and its
people,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
FOUND DEAD.
freeman w. Archer Dies In His
Lonely Camp Home.

| Freeman w. Archer Dies In His
| Lonely Camp Home.
Freeman W. Archer, aged about seventy
years, was found dead yesterday morning,
m camp near Spruce mountain, on the
Great Pond road, where he lived alone.
lie had evidently been dead several DAYS.
Mr.. Archer was last seen alive on Thurs
day. Yesterday morning George r. Cross
by, who drives the Great Pond stage. had
letter for Archer, and having noticed
that he had not taken mail from his box
beside the road for several days, decided
to go to the camp, which was a short dis
tance from the road.
The camp was found securely locked.
and believing something was wrong, Mr..
Crosby forced an entrance and found Mr..
Archer dead in his bunk.
Coroner d. L. Fields, of Ellsworth, was
summoned by telephone message from
East Eddington, and went at once to the
scene The telephone message intimated
that there might have been foul play, but
the coroner found nothing to warrant
such a suspicion, and no inquest was
deemed necessary. Death was evidently
due to natural causes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
ELLSWORTH FALLS,

Mrs. A. w. Ellis is entertaining party
OF twenty-five ladies and gentlemen at
Camp Ellis, Branch pond, to-day.
B. S. Jellison chartered the launch
Ruth W., Capt. W. E. Whiting, last Fri
day, and took trip to Bar Harbor, re-
turning in the evening. In the party
were Miss RuddJ, of Lynn, Mass; Miss
Wood, of Bangor; Misses Millie and Lura
Treworgy and Ethel Jellison, of Ellsworth
Falls; Royal N. Jessup, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Frank Morang, of Lynn, Mass, and A. G..
Jellison, of Ellsworth Falls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30
COMING EVENTS. j..

nils WOtSTH.
tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. and s.,
Ellsworth-Meeting of State council j. O,
U. A. M.
tuesday, Sept. 5, at Hancock halI-Gor-
tons minstrels. Prices 25, 80 and SOC. Re-
served seats at Moore's.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. Z,
and ., at Hancock hall Klark- Urban
Co. in repertoire.
One week beginning Monday, Sept. is,
at Hancock hall - The Bennett MouIton
Co., in repertoire. Prices Is, % and 35c.
Matinee Saturday. Prices, 10 and zoe.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 27 and
zS-Fair of North Ellsworth farmers club.
Wednesday, Sept. Is Concert under aus
pices of Ellsworth w. G. T. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-30

Miss Georgia Foster is visiting reltive
in Bar Harbor.
Albert E. Mace, of Aurora, was inElls
worth Monday.
Schools in the rural districts oIElls
worth opened Monday.
b. +. Joy returned home last eenins
after short stay in Westbrook.
Miss Maria Atwood, of Portlandis tn,
guest of Miss Catherine Simonton.
Mrs. Carl Cotton, of Bangor, is tn gues
of Mrs. j S. Scribner, in Ellsworth
Miss Kate Mcdonald is spendi a va
cation of two weeks in Berlin, n. l
George Goggins is at home frn Eol
yoke, Mass, for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. L. F. Giles, Miss Erva md MS
Calvin Kingman are visiting in Eta.
Mrs. George B. Hartman, OF Bston,s !
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Fl. Osg,od.
Mrs. G. P. Dutton and Miss Louise d
guests of the Emerys at Hancock Point.
Harry W. Haynes and family moved B
from their Shady Nook cottage tod.
Frank l.. Thurber, formerly of this cI,
now of Cleveland, o., is visiting relatis
here.
f. A. Orcutt and wife are attending D
fair in Bangor to-day, driving over yt
terday.
The Findleys, who have been occupyil
their Shady Nook cottage all SUNNI er le
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles w. Mason has return
from visit of three weeks in Belfast al
other places.
Mrs. Clifford c. Royal is visiting h
sons, Hoyt and Herman Austin, in Sanfo
and Boston.
Rev. j. M. Adams and wife have r
turned from a weeks sojourn
Swans Island.
James A. Taylor has sold his blacksmi
shop on Water street to Herman Sinclai
of Cherryfield.
o. P. Terrence, who has been i'll for Il
past nine weeks, does not seem to improv
and is now seriously ill.
w. l.. Mcdonald, who has been spendir
his vacation here with his mother, has r
turned to Pitt,burg, Pa.
Seth T. Campbell and family, OF Islar
Falls, are spending a short time at Il
Wvmau cottape Contention Cove
The clouds hid the sun just long enoue
this morning to prevent Ellsworth peop
enjoying view of the partial eclipse.
M. Woodward, who has been spendir
a vacation of three weeks at his home
Ellsworth, returned to Boston Tuesday.
Henry B. Stocktridge is spending
short vacation in Ellsworth, visiting h
parents, Sidney P. Stockbridge and wife.
Lyman L. Lord and wife, of Metro:
Mass, have been visiting Mr.. Lore
parents, Capt. S. L. Lord and wife, the pa
week.
The three masted schooner Jul
Frances has been receiving a general owe
hauling on the marine railway at Curt
shipyard.
About 225 people enjoyed the excursi
OF Nokomis Rebeksh lodge to Southwe
Harbor, last Friday. The sail each WI
was delightful. AT Southwest Harb
there was dance in Masonic hall from
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HANCOCK corrNrv

Tuesday, Sept. 5, at Bucksport Center
Meeting of Hancock Pomona grange.
Wednesday, Sept. 6-Areher reunion at
No. plantation.
Saturday, Sept. - Butler reunion at
Franklin.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. IL and
l4-Fair of Eden agricultural society.
Saturday, Sept. IS - Tracy reunion at
Gouldsboro.
Tuesdas, Wednesday and Thursday.
sept. 10, 20, q, at Bluehill = Annual fair
OF the Hancock county agricultural So
ciety.
Wednesday, Sept. 81 Agricultural fair
at North Penobscot
Tuesday aud Wednesday, Oct. and A.
FAIR OF Northern Hancock agricultural
sociaty at Amherst
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvEsrIssmssrs THIS WEEK.

Lost -Pockethook
n bankruptcy-Est Pearl Patriquin.
IN bAbkruptcy--E-t Geo l. woodworth.
Wallace A Foss-Nottce of foreclosure.
l.ost-Lady's baeG cloth cape.
E'izabeth Crippen-House for sale or rent.
Moore-Apotnecary,
Patrick Rearns-- Groceries s. canned goods, etc.
g A Parcher-A potnecary.
ELLSWORTH FALLS:
Ruddy Money found.
BLUEHILL
Manuel Mello-Freedom notice.
EAST FRAsKLIN. Me:
Geo II Rutter-Shawl lost
TREsTos, ME:
Lost-A cape.
PORTLAND ME-
Gray's business college.