Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-11


GONG wEsrIl.5oa m, ., :, and s9pm.
sDailv, Sundays included.
Nomaiis dispatched TO or received from tho
east Sundays.
The infant daughter Of B. B. Whitcomb
and wife is critically i'll.
l. Irene council, o. f. s., will hold spec
ial meeting Friday evening.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will work
the third degree this evening.
The fire department was out last evening
for practice with the extension ladder.
Miss Helene Beliatty will return to
Colby college at the opening Of the fall
term.
Kittie L. Moore and Eben c. Warren
are visiting relatives and friends in Massa-
chusetts.
Fred Studor, of Brooklyn, n. Y, Ii
spending vacation with his mother, Mrs.
H. L. d. Woodruff.
The regular morning ser7ice and Sum
day school At the Unitarian church will Be
resumed next Sunday.
The annual meeting Of the Congregs-
tional parish will be held at the chapel
| next Monday evening at 7.3O.
Miss Mary A. Fields, daughter Of d. L..
Fields and wife, who has been seriously i'll
several weeks, is rapidly failing.
DR.. Lewis Hodgkins, who has been at
Naskeag for the past eight weeks, will
return to the city next Saturday.
Miss Margaret Holmes, who has been
the guest OF Misses Marjorie and Mill
cent Davis at Corinna, is at home.
Miss Christina Doyle, who has been
spending some weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
E imon Emo, in Rockland, is home.
Mrs. Marcia Hammond, OF Browns
Valley, Mimi, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. F. A. orcutt, on the Surry road.
The board OF health reports several cases
OF scarlet f:ver on Water street, and the
school in that district will not open Mon
day.
The Ellsworth schooner Henrietta A
Whitney has been in dry dock in New
York, and had her centerboard removed
and keel built.
Mrs. James E. Lynch, who underwent a
critical operation for tumor Aug. Is, in
Vincent hospital, Boston, is gaining as
fast as can be expected.
John F. Coolidge, foreman of the Wal
than (Mass.) bleachery works; former
resident OF Lamoine, was caller at THE
AMERICAN Office last week.
The cottage at Bayside OF Miss Lizzie
Morris, purchased OF Frank 8. Lord, is not
to be moved from it's present location, as
was stated in last weeks issue.
Altert H. Ross, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Mary Reid, has returned to
Massachusetts. He was accompanied by
Miss Florence Badger, Of Bucksport.
Mrs. Gorham Whitney and her daugh-
ter, Miss Della, OF Cambridge, Mass,
former residents Of Ellsworth, are the
guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Foster for week.
Mrs. Ann Davis, who has been living at
Newport for the past two years, has re-
turned to Ellsworth, and is occupying the
Vernon Bonsey house on the Surry Rad.
John P. Eldridge has purchased of Fred
A. Eddy, of Bangor, the business block on
Main street which he has long occupied.
Mr.. Eldridge will make improvements on
the building later.
| Miss Helen Crawford, Of Worcester,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. NJ. j. Thorsen.
Mrs. Thorsen is at home from Bucksport,
| where she went to attend the Grant Aus
| tin wedding on Sept. 4.
The John D. Murch farm at Bayside,
consisting of thirty acres, with dwelling
and stable, has been sold through c. W..
& F. L. Mason's agency to Everett L..
Webber, OF Ellsworth.
| Rev. David Kerr, former pastor Of the
Ellsworth Baptist church, for three years
located in Springfield, o., has recently ac-
cepted call to the Linden Heights Bap-
tist church in Columbus, o.
Ellsworth friends of Mrs. Daniel Deasy,
| Of Prospect Harbor, were shocked and
grieved to hear Of her sudden death Of
heart failure last Friday. She was sister
OF Howard w. Dunn, OF this city.
Frank Cox, who some years ago lived
here with Rev. Fr. 0'Brien, was in the
city last week. He now has responsible
position in the engineering department of
the Fore River iron works at Quincy,
Mass.
The romantic comedy drama, "Hearts
Of Gold" given at Hancock hall last
Thursday evening by the Leander Decor
dova Amusement Co. proved to be an ex-