Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-26
remains were brought to Ellsworth Mon.
day for interment at Juniper cemetery.

day for interment at Juniper cemetery.
There will be special ms citing of VIM.
Fl. H. Rice relief corps Friday evening
Sept. 2S, at 7.30 o'clock, All officers and
members are requested to be present. De-
partnent President s. C. Noyes will in
speet the corps.
Henry A. Ball and wife, OF Hancock.
Point, well known in Ellsworth, announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Eva
Brightman, to William Walker Gallison,
OF Jamaica Plain, Mass. The wedding
will take place the last OF October.
+. FL. Echenagucia, who was called home
from Boston last week by the death of
his infant daughter, left for Boston Sun
day, accompanied by his wife and son.
They viii make their home there. Mr..
Echenagucia is employed on dredger.
Ellsworth jurymen drawn to serve at
the October term of supreme court are
Lewis F. Higgins, for grand jury, and
Arthur W. Austin and Samuel P. Jordan
for traverse jury. Court will convene
Tuesday, Oct. 9. Judge l.. A. Emery will
preside.
The Ellsworth high school Iyceum has
reorganized for the school year by the
election OF the following officers: Harry
Rollins, '07, president; Fred Fields, '0S,
first vice. president; Harry Jordan, '09,
second vice president and treasurer; Ber-
nice Eldridge, '0s, secretary.
Charles c. Knowlton left Monday for
Baltimore, Md, to enter the Johns
Hopkins medical school. He will spend a
few days en- route at Brunswick and Phila-
delphia. He will be accompanied by
Claire c. Hall, of Dover, who was his
roommate at Bowdoin for three years.
Mr.. Hall also enters this medical school,
Miss Laura c. Hall and Emery j. Patten,
both of East Machias, were married last
Thursday afternoon at the home or the
groom's sister, Mrs. George R. Lowell, in
Ellsworth. Only immediate relatives of
the bride and groom were present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. p.
Simonton, pastor of the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten will reside in East
Machias.
"A. NJ. Ingersoll, the baker, who was
burned out at the time of the fire in the
Hagerthy building ON Main street, has re-
turned to his former home in Machias,
and has gone into the fish business at
Machiasport. Mr.. Ingersoll had been in
Ellsworth but a few months before the
fire, and had started a thriving business.
He made many friends here during his
short stay.
E. II. Greely, of Ellsworth, took two
races at the Cherryfield fair last week. On
the first day he captured the three minute
race with Miss Columbo; fastest heat
! 2.29A. Wednesday he took the 2.35 class
with Daniel O'Dell; best time, 2.29A. L.
f. Treadwell, of Ellsworth, took second
money in this race with Kittie R., after
winning two heats. Kittie r. also took
second money in the 2.30 class Thursday,
driving the winner down to 2.2S.
The Bresnahan house on Willow street
owned by Patrick Bresna han and occupied
by Mrs. James Bresnahan and family, was
practically destroyed by fire last Thursday
evening at o'clock. The fire started from
an oil stove in the kitchen, during Mrs
Bresnahan's absence from the house for a
few minutes. Most of the furniture from
the lower part of the house was saved, but
nothing from the second floor. The house
was valued at 81 900. There was an insur-
ance of 500 on the house and 500 on the
furniture.