Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-19

dispatched at 2 saturdays.
No malls dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays,
Frank Rowe has gone to Brownville TO
teach school.
Ferd Wardwell is at home from Phillips,
for a short vacation.
Miss Elizab beth Jellison, who has been
quite ill, is improving.
The Dodge cottage at Shady Nook has
been purchased by Mrs. Louise A. Griffin.
Edmund j. Walsh has opened law offices
in the First national bank building,
room 4.
Miss Carrie F. Harrington, bookkeeper
for c. L. Morang, is enjoying a two-weeks'
vacation.
The meeting of the ladies' aid circle, of
the Methodist church, will be postponed
for this week.
Miss Katherine Simonton left to-day for
New York, to take post graduate course
at Columbia university.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert Greene, OF New
York city, are the guests of DR.. Greene's
sister, Mrs. A. P. Wiswell.
W. r. Moor left last week for Barton
Landing, VT, where he has employment.
/ His family accompanied him.
! Roy c. Haines, who has spent the sum
mer here, sailed Saturday from New York
on his return trip to Porto Rico.
Miss Eva Mayo left to-day for Boston
to finish her musical course in the New
/ England conservatory Of music.
| Miss Matte Moore, OF Danvers, Mass,
| who has been visiting Mrs. James T.
| Cushman, left for home Saturday.
| Charles Il. Burrill has sold his gasoline
launch, Colonel, to Swans Island parties.
| He intends to buy larger launch
The ball and supper of the Senator Hale
hose company will take place at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening, Oct. 5.
George F. Maher, of Cambridge, Mass,
and j. Maynard Mclean, of Someryille,
Mass, spent last week in Ellsworth.
Charles r. Burrill was at home from
Bar Harbor to-day He expects to return
here for the winter early in October.
There will be special music at the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning, in
cluding solos by Mrs. Martin Thorsen.
Ralph NJ. Holmes left yesterday for Orono
to enter the University of Maine for
four-yea course in electrical engineering.
Miss Anna F. Hight is home from a
two-weeks' visit among friends in various
parts of the State, much improved in
health.
Register of Probate T. F. Mahoney and
wife are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son. The young man arrived
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Davis, whose home is with
her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Rowe, is home
from visiting her two sons who live in
Massachusetts,.
Bernard s. Jellison will accompany
Capt. A. W. Hutchings, of schooner Me-
lissa Trask, on his trip to New York, re-
turning by rail.
Mrs. Charlotte Clements, OF Buckspor;,
has purchased of Mrs. n. F. Parody the
Coughlin house on Laurel street. She will
move here this week.
Rev. S. L. Hanscom, OF Bar Harbor,
preached at the Methodist church Sunday,
morning and evening, in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. j. P. Simonton.
Helena, the eight -months-old daughter
of Frank H. Echenagucia and wife, died
Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at
the house tomorrow afternoon, Rev. J. P.
Simonton officiating.
Ellsworth sent a good-sized delegation
to Bar Harbor Tuesday night to witness
the water carnival of the battIeship
squadron. To-day Cherryfield fair draws
the Ellsworth crowd.
George Parcher is spending a short time
with his college roommate, Melvin Cope
land, at Kearsarge, n. H., before return
ing to Brunswick, where he will enter the
Maine medical college.
Arthur |. Saunders and wife have closed
their cottage at Lamoine and are occupy
ing the II. b. Saunders house at the corner
of Main and Hancock streets, recently va
Gated by Rev. S. w. Sutton.
A horse belonging to Harold Carter, of
West Ellsworth, ran away Saturday.
Turning into Water street the wagon
crashed into telephone pole just beyond
the postoffice and was wrecked.
John A. Tolman and wife and Mrs. Ann
Maxfield, who were the guests of Calvin P.
Joy and wife for week, returned last