Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-04

GoISs EAsr-S and 8 IS IN. and $50 . m.
GOING wEsr-ii.50a m. - IS and y pm IN.
.l,atly, Sundays inc 'u,ied.
No maiIr dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays.
H. W. Dunn, jr., will leave this week to
enter Bates college.
Mrs. Rhoda Eaton, Of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. M. NJ. Whitaker.
Miss j. A. Thompson is spending a week
with relatives in Searsport.
c. e. Walker and wife, Of Portland, are
guests OF w. H. Titus and wife.
DR.. H. W. and Embert c. Osgood are
building camp At Patterns pond.
Miss Jessie Nash has returned from .
visit with relatives in Harringtou.
J. w. Tatley, wife and two children left
Monday for their home in Montreal.
Miss Dorothy Moss, Of Boston, 10 visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Emery.
Charles II. Eppes, Of Rrockton, Mass,
spent few days last week in Ellsworth.
Miss Sophie Walker left Monday for
Boston to resume her work Of teaching
music.
Edwin L. Clark, q Worcester, Mass, b
visiting his grandparents, A. w. Clark
and wife.
Ars. j. r. Haley, OF Portland, has bssa
spending few days with her aunt, Mrs
r. B. Aianen-
Mrs. George w. Downing, Of Brockscn,
Mass, formerly of Ellsworth, is visiting
relatives here.
| Miss Rnbie J. Gurney will leave Satur-
day fos Hsrmon, where she will tsaoh the
gramnr school.
Res s. 81. Bowlss, OF Columhia Falls
will occupy the pulpit Of the Aathodist
church next Sunday.
Register Probate T. F. Mahoney has
reuAsd Herman E. Hills houss on Stats
street and moved in.
Fred E. Doyle, of Millinocaet, spen
Sunday in Ellsworth with his parents
Daniel Doyle and wife.
Seth W. Norwood, OF Southwest Har
br. and George r. Hadlock, OF Islesford
wsre in Ellsworth yesterday.
Miss L. NJ. Jordan, of Boston, and Mis-
Bernice Macomber, of Hall Quarry, ar
visiting Mrs. Frank r. Moore.
| Miss Lucy Spofford, who has s.pent sew
eral weeks with friends here, has returned
Ito her home at Haverhill, Mass.
Harry Brown, wife and two children, o
Pawtucket, R. L., are visiting Mrs
Browns brother. w. r. Parker.
Mrs. C. E. Bullard, of Chanestown
Mass, is spending her annual vacation
among fniends and relatives here.
4 DR.. H. l.. D. Woodruff has purchased o
Mrs. VIM. T. Moor the house ON Hancock
street whieh he is now occupying.
Frank d. Rowe has heen elected pninci-
pal of the high school at Warren. The
school opens next Tuesday, Sept. 9.
Widows pensions have been granted tic
1 Mrs. Helen NJ Beal, of Ellsworth, an6
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramor, OF Lamoine.
A small building near Charles NJ
Witham's ice -house at Ellsworth Falls wa
burned at midnight last Wednesday.
Miss Lotie Johns, who has been spend
ing part Of her vacation in Prospect Har-
Dor, il now visiting in New York city.
Herman E. Hill, who has spent the sum-
mer here, returned to Boston Sunday.
Mrs. Hill will remain few weeks longer.
| Judge George L. Wentworth, Of Boston,
and Albert A. Kenney and wife, of Brewer,
visited relatives in Ellsworth last Mon
| day.
Miss Bernice Sprague, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Eva E. Aiken,
for two weeks, has returned to her home
in Somerville, Mass.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will resume
meetings for the winter next Friday even
ing. There will be business OF import
ance at this meeting.
Lejok lodge, 1. o. o. F., will work the
initiatory degree Friday evening. This is
the first work Of the season, and large
| attendance is desired.
Herbert F. Monaghan, who has been
clerking in e. L. Morang's store for several
years, has entered the advertising Office Of
F. H. Clifford, of Bangor.
Hoyt A. Moore, who has spent vacation
Of two weeks here, returned to New York
Sunday. Mrs. Moore, who has been here
for longer visit, returned with him.
James e. Parsons will leave Saturday to
attend the national encampment, G. A. r.,
at Saratoga, N. Y. Before returning he
will visit his daughters in New York.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception of Miss Emma A. R.
Allen and Harry e. Rowe, Of Ellsworth,
which will take place at the home of the