Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-05


prove in health. though slowly.
Miss Muriel Davis left Saturday for an
extended visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Matte Moore, of Danvers, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. J. II. Cushman.
Jonh A. Tolnlan and wife, of Chicago,
are visiting Calvin P. Joy and wife.
Mrs. A. W. Clark is visiting her son, DIR.
Edwin A. Clark, of Worcester, Mass.
Albert Smith and wife, OF Boston, form
erly of Ellsworth, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Clio NJ. Chilcott has returned to
Newburyport, Mass, to resume school
work.
Mrs. Almira Kelliher, who has been
critically i'll the past week, is gradually
improving.
Arthur, the little son of Arthur shute
and wife, who has been seriously i'll, is
improving.
Mrs. George s. Foster and little daugh-
ters returned Saturday to their home in
Portland.
Miss Louise Newman, of Bar Harbor,
has been the guest for a few days Of Mrs.
p. b. Day.
f. c. Burrill and wife have returned
| from Shady Nook, where they have spent
/ the summer.
All the schools in Ellsworth will open
! next Monday, except Ne. Is, which will
open Tuesday.
Z Miss Martha Milliken entertained her
little friends at her home on Main street
last Thursday.
Miss Hattie Clark is seriously i'll with
brain fever at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Lewis Higgins.
/ Frank p. Moor and daughter, of Ston-
ington, were in the city last week on a
short visit wit relatives.
Mrs, j. w. Tatley, of Montreal, with
her two children, is visiting her parents,
Col. c. G. Burrill and wife.
A. II. Norris and Ii. w. Haynes and
family have returned to Ellsworth from
t,heir Shady Nook cottage.
Seventeen candidates for State teachers
certificates took the examination at the
Ellsworth high school last Friday.
At the State fair in Lewiston yesterday
E. III. Greeiy's black stallion Fernando
took second money IN the 2.2o pace.
Edmon Emo, formerly of this city, has
taken the Sunset house at Stonington, and
will open it to the public this week.
Miss Harriet Rollins left last Friday for
Amesbury, Mass, where slae is to teach
German and French in the high school.
Owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev.
j. p. Simonton, there was no evening SER
vice at the Methodist church last Sunday.
Officers OF Lejok lodge axe requested IL
be present at a business meeting Friday
evening when pis.s will be made for fall
work.
Albert N. Cushman, OF Boston, is here
visiting relatives and friends. Mr.. Cush-
man is employed by the Edison Electric
Light Co
the city this week for stay of day or
two. His hosts OF friesds were glad to
| greet him.
| Judge Warren G. Phil brook, Of Water
| vile, assistant attcrnev-general, who
spoke in Biuehiii last might, Is in Ellis
! worth to-day.
i Milton Beckwith and Harry w. Sails
bury, of Goodwill council, j. o. U. A. M :,
are attending a meeting OF the State
council at Mexico
| Mrs. Herman Z. HILL who has spent the
summer here, left MonsHy for Waterviile,
| where she will spend few days before
returning to Boston
4 F. f. Mace, of Grest Pond, Reginald
/ ingalls,, of Bar Harbor and Sheriff Mayo
spoke at a democratic rally in Ellsworth
Falls Monday evening.
/ Mrs. Sarah Reynolds was taken suddenly
i'll Sunday, while attending the Unitarian
church, and is now in critical condition
at her home on Dean street.
| MIS-. Julla htnBInaU- IL. Ntiles anu
daughter Erva, Mrs. Wellington Haslam
and Miss Alice Hasiam are attending the
Spiritualist camp meeting at Etna.
| Rev. J. NJ. Adams has rented house in
/ Melrose, Mass, and is there now putting
| it in readiness for occupancy. Mrs. Adams
is spending few days at Swans Island.
/ Morey Tripp, who is employed by the
elevated railroad company in Boston, has
/ been spending weeks vacation with his
Frst nd fa
The new Mariaville road was last week
completed to its junction with the Ban
gor road, except for the railroad crossing,
which the railroad company will build
at once.
Albert l.. Brown and wife, of Chicago,
| visited relatives here few days last week.
| MIR. Brown is a son OF George IL. Brown,
| of Sioux Falls, s. D., former resident OF
| this city.
| A. FL. Carlisle and wife, with their
1 guests. Orlando Brooks and wife, of Hart
land, and Mrs. Herbert Burrill, of Cor
nna, are spending week at the Grindal
cottage, Pleasant Beach
| Harry Smith and wife, of Philadelphia,
4 Boyd Bartlett, wife and two sons, OF
| Chelsea, Mass, were in Ellsworth yester-
| day, coming from their camp at Craig g
| pond in Mr.. Smiths auto.
| A ball team from the 'svolunteer Or
Sanist" company played with picked
| Ellsworth team, captained by Hugh Camp
bell, yesterday afternoon. The Organists
won to the tune of 1913.
| The democrats will have an open-air
rally in postoffice square Friday evening.
The speakers will be John E. Bunker and
| Reginald Ingalls,, of Bar Harbor, and
Frank E. Mace, OF Great Pond.
A barn on John Maloney's farm on the
| Stabawl road was burned at o'clock Sun
day afternoon, with contents, which in
cluded seventyfive tons of hay, five pigs,
moving machinery, farming tools and
harnesses. Mr.. Maloney was at the farm