Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-08-26

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No mails dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays.
Miss Helen l.. Holmes is visiting friends
in South OrriDgton.
Percy A. Smith, of Fairfield, was in
Ellsworth few days last week.
Dr. Frank F. Simonton has been no mi
mated for coroner by Gov. Cobb.
Mrs. l.. F. Giles, who has been ill the
| past week with peritonitis, is improving
Miss Ray n. Whiting and Clarence B..
Day were guests OF friends in Blue hill Sum
day.
Alice A. Nancy, of Bangor, has been the
guest of Miss Mary f. Doyle the past
week.
Harry Cochrane, of Monmouth, has been
in Ellsworth few days, the guest of Rev.
w. F. Emery.
Miss Sylvia Gaynor, of Attleboro, Mass,
| Is SpcHuiDS d IWO-WcthS NdCdtlUu ucI0
| with relatives.
Mrs. Celia Dickey, of Greene, is the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Perry and Miss
| Mary II. Black.
Mrs. s. NJ. Pennell and Mrs. Willis II.
| Allen, of .iachias, are guests OF A. l..
Saunders and wife.
| Mrs. Frank Davis, of East Boston, was
| the guest of Walter j. Clark, jr., and
| wife old home week.
Thomas w. Spencer and wife, of Water
town, Mass, are occupying the Perry cot
| tage at Lamoine Point.
George Porter Paine and wife left last
week for Ripon, Wisconsin. Mr.. Paine is
] professor of mathematics in Ripon college.
Miss Carrie Cunningham, of Portland,
was the guest last week of her mother,
Mrs. n. c. Cunningham, at the American
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Harding, Of Elgin,
| ILL.,, who have spent several weeks here at
| the American house, left for home yes
| terday.
The Methodist church will be formally
dedicated with appropriate exercises on
Sunday, Sept. 20. The full program will
| be announced later.
| Gilbert S. Leach, OF Penobscot, and Miss
Ethel d. Young, of Otis, were married
| this afternoon by Rev.,P. A. A. killam, at
| the Baptist parsonage in Ellsworth.
Charles f. Monaghan, who has been ill
the past few days with slight touch OF
appendicitis, from which he has suffered
several previous attacks, is now improv-
ing.
Senator Hale, who has been in Europe
as member OF the Subcommittee of the
national monetary commission, sailed for
home last week on the steamship Mau-
retanin.
Rev. W. F. Emery, Of the Methodist
church, will leave for Northport to- NOR
row, and will deliver an address there
Friday. Next Wednesday he will deliver
an address at Jacksonville.
Street Commissioner Woodward has
completed the new road on the eastern
side OF Leonard lake, and next week work
will begin on the western side, and also
| on the State road on High street.
James E. Ford, of East Boston, is spend
| ing week here. He will be accompanied
on his return by his little daughter Mar
garet, who has spent the summer with her
| grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Ford.
| Rev. Il. w. Smith and Mrs, Smith and
their children, Misses Stella and Christine
| and Master Albert, OF Annisquam, Mass,
are the guests Of Mrs. Smiths mother,
| Mrs. e. B. Lord, of Ellsworth Falls, at the
home of Charles Lynch.
The Calendar club of the Methodist
| church will give bazaar and lawn party
at the Grant place, Grants corner, next
Wednesday evening, Sept. 2, The lawns
will be Illuminated and there will be
| sale OF fancy articles and refreshments.
John Higgins, Nahum Murch, Benjamin
Maddocks, v. F. Hooper, Mrs: II. Ii.
Hooper, Miss Gracia Hooper and Milton
Beckwith, of this city, attended the
thirty second reunion OF the First Maine
heavy artillery at Bucksport yesterday.
! At special meeting of the Congregs-
tional parish held last evening, COM
| mittee Of five was appointed to consider
| and report at an adjourned meeting to be
held next Tuesday evening on the advisa-
bility OF building an addition to the
| parsonage.
Mrs. L. c. Berry and daughter Della are
spending the month of August at their
cottage at Lamoine Point. They enter
tanned as guests last week Mrs. LaCordis
| Lord and Miss Agnes A. Lord, of Ellis
worth, and Charles Batchelder and wife,
OF Beverly, Mass.
Miss Eva L. Mayo, daughter of Sheriff
Mayo, of Ellsworth, has been elected
teacher of music at the East Name Con-
ference seminary at Bucksport. Miss
Mayo is graduate of the seminary, and
| has since studied voice and piano at the
| Boston conservatory OF music.
The Thursday club OF the Congrega-
tional church will give lawn party at the
home OF Col. c. c. Burrill on High street
| Thursday evening, Sept. 8. There will be
| sale OF useful and fancy articles, ice
cream, cake and homemade candy.
| Lynch's band will furnish music.
Mrs. Perry s. Bowden, OF Ellsworth, and
Mrs. James Davis, of Ellsworth Falls, left'
Monday for Douglas, Wyo., to join their
| husbands, who are employed there on a
dam contract by the Ambursen Hydraulic
| Construction Co. Herman Sinclair, whose
| brother George is also employed there,
and Mrs. Davis son Harry accompanied
| them.
A unique group photograph was taken
a! of the ariIdiO ~ r. r. .IOv recentlv. IL rep