Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-07-11

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shown. The admission viii be tree and oil
are invited.
Mrs. Isaac Jordan, of Beechland is VISIT
ing relatives at Southwest and Northeast
Harbors for week. Her daughter, Mrs.
M. @. Leighton, Of New York, is keeping
house for Mr.. Jordan.
Mrs. 9. A. Cole, OF Pawtucket, r. l., and
Mrs e. F. keene and her daughter Bessie,
| OF Providence. are here for the summer,
and are making their lone at the Thomas
| homestead on Bridge hill.
Mrs. Julia A. Crabtree and Harry L..
Crabtree and wife have gone to Oakfarm,
| East Surry, for the summer. Miss Grace
4 III. Gardner, OF Bangor, is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. II. l.. Crabtree
/ The many friends OF Mrs. Roscoe Gould
are pleased to know OF her rapid improve
menf after an operation at the East Maine
| general hospital in Bangor. She is ex-
pected home this week.
Mrs. George B. Young was committed
\ 70 the Eastern Maine insane asylum at
Bangor last week. Soon after entering
the asylum she had quite a severe shock OF
apoplexy, but has since rallied.
i The county commissioners held their
regular session in Ellsworth yesterday,
transacting routine business. They
| started to-day on their annual tour OF in
| spection OF the plantation roads.
Mrs. Mary H. Williams, with her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Hill, of Allston,
| Mass. is visiting her brother. CITY Clerj,
| II. II. Hale. They will srsnd the Summer
here. Mrs. Hili;s son Dexter ia expected
| later.
u r. wo,a,ra ,,raa - ~ nt,;n
room at the Union shoe factory, has ac-
cepted position as foreman of the cut
s Mas,ches.a sng u IL ,;m nno1 iae'oy, ~,
Manchester the middle of next week.
| ,,,- ,,,.,.,
| mss EiizaosIn srlppen, OF bos.on,
49, a. tb aur sisaa ha y, ;nf.g 4, tha l ;t ,1
" az r. wy Slppem n1iIe @ - sIis l oisy. ~
; als. .. 4. SIipp1n, "1o nas peeh neIe LOT
sssela Mesxs, iers Nonuay W Slsie neI
uaugnler, MIS-. Harman, AZ southwest
| haroor'
| republican caucus has been called for
| I.D o'clock Fri .ay evening at Hancock
nan, 70 choose sixteen aeiegates 70 tne
III scal county ~ oonssnon saiieu iur y.
lhursoay, July ~, 70 nomInate cahal-
uate ,or reglsIsl q ueeus in Piace oi the
iate "hiiafn D. oahpDeh.
Quincy Adams Sawyer" was the attrac-
tion at Hancock hall Saturday night, pre-
| sented by the best company which has
| visited Ellsworth for several years. The
play was good one-a story OF rural life
in New England, not overdrawn. The
| fun was OF clean sort, and plenty OF it.
| An E&tbdfSC vi GodIbCstCs 10 hintV w"
tween the First Congregational and the
First Unitarian churches this month The
congregation of the Unitarian church
viii attend service at the congregational
church next Sunday. July 10, when Presi-
dent VIM. DE Witt Hyde Will preach. The
congregation of the Congregational
church W i'll attend service at the Unitarian
church, July %, when Rev. c. f. Dole will
preach.
c. Il. BelIatty's house party at the Bel
latty cottage, Contention Cove, has been
augmented by the arrival OF several
friends. In the party now, in addition to
| MIR. Bellatty and his mother, Mrs. c. A.
Bellatty, are Misses Nellie, Edith and
| Mary Franklin, Leslie Beckwith and Leon
H. Davis, of Boston; f. c. Friend and wife
and Miss Helen Friend, of Somerville,
\ Mass, Miss Emma Hinckley. of Bluehiil,
and j. j. Lee, of Bucksport.
| The n,emhers Of the Il. B. B. club of
| Rocklaud. who were guests of Miss Lil-
liam Russeu in Ellsworth last week, were
entertained by the OK. c., of Ellsworth,
at the Morang cottage at Contention Cove
Saturday. The trip to the cove was made
| in a havrick- Mrs. l.. Fs Giles chaperoned
| the party. The B. b. Bs. left for Rock
land Monday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Henry l.. Russell and daughters
| Carrie and Lillian who will visit in
| Rockland and vicinity for several weeks.
| Friends here of Frank Brackett and
wife of RrookIine. Mass sympathize
very deenlv with them in the loss of
their son Carr. aged seventeen wears. who
died SUNDAY after an operation for appen-
dicitis. Mrs. Brackett is a daughter of
the late Gideon s. Cook, of this city. The
remains were brought here this morning
| for interment at Woodbine cemetery.
There were services at the grave. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. Frank e. Smith, of
Gardiner, accompanied the remains here.
FIlswortb,s contingent of Bowdoin
era dnates this wear are Knowlton. Parcher
and Rowe Knowlton il spending the
summer az home and exnects to enter the
Iohns Honk ms medical school in the fall.
Parcber IL cierking in his fathers drug
store during the summer. and will attend
the Maine medical school in the fall, en-
tering as second year student, having
pursued studies during the past year that
enable him to do this. Rowe is working
at Northeast Harbor, and will teach in the
fall.
The Helpsomehow society was delight
fnilv entertained by Miss Lizzie It, C1gb-
mar last evening After a time snent in