Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-10-02

naming unpaid Nov. l, will be placed in
the bands 81 q con table for collection.
Mrs. Emily Kicker, who has spent the
summer in Caerryf.eid, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. II. Dresser, for few days
before returning to BOSTON for the winter.
The ladies' aid society OF the Methodist
church will have social afternoon and
evening at the parsonage tomorrow
Supper, to which the public is invited,
will be served at 8 O'Clock.
The Maine Central railroad will run an
excursion from Ellsworth and Ellswort h
Falls to Calais and Eastport next Sunday,
going BY regular train in the morning and
returning by regular train at night.
The ladies Of the Methodist society will
have rummage sale and fair at the Brady
building on State street, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday Of next week. Com
tributions Tor the rummage sale are So
licited.
Capt. Wellington G. Bellntty will leave
soon to take command OF the three
masted schooner Fannie and Fay, of
Stonington. The vessel is now due in
Roclland, where Capt. Bellatty will take
command.
George Parcher, who has taken two
years OF the medical course at Bowdoin
college, has entered the Harvard medical
school to complete his medical education.
He left here last week to take the nee
essary examinations.
At the meeting Of Co. D., 1st Maine
Cavalry association, held in Bucksport
last Wednesday, a. r. Devereux, OF la
nome, was again elected secretary. 1t
was voted to hold the next reunion in
Ellsworth in September, 1908.
Dr.. Arthur L. Gould, OF Freeport, son
Of George Gould and wife, Of this city,
was married at noon to-day in Portland.
The bride was Miss Estelle bennett, OF
Portland. George Gould and wife and
Henry Gould and wife are in Portland to
attend the wedding.
The Helpeomehow met at the home Of
Carl 8. Donnell Monday evening, and en-
joyed . pleasant meeting. The usual
games were played, and refreshments
served. c. r. Hopkins and wife were
voted in as members. The next meeting
Of the society was left to the call OF the
president.
The Mt. Desert Transit Co. has pur-
ohas d practically the entire peninsula at
Southwest Harbor known as Clark's point.
1t is reported from there that, in spite Of
discouraging reports to the contrary, pos
tive assurances have been given that the
railroad will be built in at least two years.
The company is reported to be negotiat-
ing for an adjoining tract Of land close to
its pnr hase, Of equal extent.
j. H. Nash, of the firm OF Treat & Nash,
automobile dealers, OF Bangor, was re-
turning to Bangor from Ellsworth last
Wednesday, when his automobile caught
fire. He abandoned it by the roadside a
short distance this side OF NewhalIs
corner. The machine, which was de-
stroye3, was an old one which he had Just
taken in trade at Ellsworth from Frank
Sawyer, of Cherryfield, who purchased a
new machine.
Frank 7. Grows, proprietor and man
ager of the American house for the past
five years, has gone out of the hotel bus
mess and moved to his house at the corner
of franklin and Pine streets. The hotel
closed last Friday afternoon, and will
remain closed for the present. John Cas-
building, is understood to be in negotia-
tion with several parties with the view
of reopening the hotel.
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, is in Portland attending the
State anniversaries. He plans to go from
there to Boston to visit friends and rela-
tives, returning about the middle OF next
week. In his absence there will be no
preaching services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, but the Sunday school and
the Endeavor society will hold their
sessions as usual. The prayer meeting on
Friday evening will be led by C. r.
Hopkins.
Everard Barron Grindall, aged twenty
years, son Of Frank w Grindall, formerly
OF Ellsworth, died at Winslow Sept. A..
Mr.. Grindall left here about ten years ago.
Death followed an operation for appendi-
citis. He had been ill for about four
weeks. Deceased was a graduate OF the
Winslow high school. He was employed
at the Hollingsworth & Whitney mills. He
was prominent in athletics, and very pop
ular among the young people Of the town.
He was a member Of the Congregational
church. Besides his parents, he leaves
one brother, Harry s. Grindall
A new timetable will go into effect on
the Maine Central railroad next Monday.
Trains will arrive at Ellsworth from the
west at I'll and 11.47 m, 12.05 Except
Monday and until Oct. q only, 4.@
Washington county only and sos p. m.
(Bar Harbor) Trains will leave for the
west at 11.N a. m. Washington county,
1906, 2.23 Except Saturday, and until
Oct. 27 only, 5.55 and 1852 p. m. The only