Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-09-02
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last Friday, and are with her parents
Il. E. Davis and wife, at the farm. Mrs
Bryant and the children will remain TO
some weeks. Mr.. Bryant returned yester
day.
Cecil, the thirtcen-year- old son O
Daniel Mcintyre and wife, Of this city
| died last Friday ct Marlboro, where b.
was visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mar,
Mcintyre. The parents have the sympa.
thy Of all. The funeral services were helt
at Marlboro, where interment took place
The board OF registration will be in ses
sion at the aldermen's room Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur.
| day OF next week, from a. m. to r. m.
TO and to 8 p. M, for the purpose O
registering the names Of voters and cor.
recting the voting lists. No new name,
VIII be received after p. m. Friday.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will meet
morrow evening. Director-in Chief Will
liam Il. Chapman Will be present, and q
full attendance is ernestly requested. Mr.
Chapman will not only conduct the re-
hearsai, but he will also have something
to say regarding ,he festival at Bangor on
Oct. 8, 9 and 10.
Street Commissioner Woodward has
begun work on the State road on High
street. The city is.under contract to build
the State ehighway-department about 1000
feet OF road. The specifications require
the reduction OF grades in several places,
stone or iron culverts, and a thoroughly
built road bed Of crushed rock.
The reunion OF Co. D., First Maine
Cavalry Veteran association. will be held at
Ellsworth, Wednesday, Sept. %. Head
quarters will be at G. A. r. hall. Reduced
rates have been allowed on Maine Central
a mr. nah rvto wns1 a.
ner will be served at noon. The business
meeting will be held at 2 p. IN. Warren A..
Jordan is president of the association,
and A. r. Devereux is secretary.
AT parish meeting OF the Congrega-
tional church held last evening, the special
committee appointed last week to report
on the advisability Of building an addi-
tion to the parsonage reported it inadvisa-
bic to go, to the expense at present. It
was voted, however, to install an adequate
heating plant in the parsonage. 1t was
also voted to make contract for the
painting Of the steeple of the church.
The Klark- Urban company, always
favorites in Ellsworth, opened weeks
engagement at Hancock hall last Monday
evening with 'The College Giri'. They
were greeted with q crowded and WE'LL
pleased pleas D. house. nous The play last night was
Edison Bank Robbery will be presented. !.
Equally attractive plays will round out
the week. The piece for the Saturday
afternoon matinee will be ''The Circus
Grip.
The Thursday club OF the Congrega-
tional church has made change in its
plans for lawn party Tomorrow even
ing. Instead of being at the residence of
Col. c. 9. Burrill on High street, it will be
at the Congregational vestry and grounds.
Va % ealn nf ft,l nd 70 ovy
articles, ice-cream, cake and home made
candy. Lynch's band will furnish music.
MRS. Wiggs, of the Cabbage Patch with
"Lovey Mary" and Tommy, will be
p esent.
Mrs. Harry Brown received word last
week from her son, Clarence Morgan, who
is employed in Belfast, that he was coming
for visit OF few days, and would have q
last Thursday, he introduced his wife.
They were married Wednesday, by Rev.
Adolph Rossbach, of the Unitarian church
at Belfast. The bride was Miss Eva
White, OF Belfast. They returned to
Belfast yesterday. Ellsworth friends of
the groom extend congratulations.
Forest fires have again sprung up in the
vicinity OF Ellsworth, and several serious
fires are now raging. One fire in Surry,
near the Ellsworth line, has burned over
considerable territory. The Ellsworth
hremen were called out last week for fire
on land owned by the Ellsworth land
company, near the standpipe. This fire is
now under control. There are fires on
Blacks meadow and near Reeds brook,
and many other small fires, which with
continued dry weather may prove serious.
Rev. w. F. Emery, pastor Of the Meth
odist church, delivered the sermon at the
NorthpOrt camp meeting last Friday. His
subject was ''The Faith of Our Fathers.
The special correspondent Of the Bangor
NelUs says: "Dr. Emery is a new conner
among the ministers of the East, having
recently come from charge in one of the
large western cities. His sermon was one
Of the best OF the entire week. The SER
vice was attended by large numoer and
was much enjoyed. All hope that he will
be heard here again next year"
The horseshoers of Ellsworth have or
ganized under the name of the Ellsw orth
HoYseshoers' association, and entered into
an agreement to fix and maintain uni
form schedule Of prices, which will go into
effect October 1. There will be slight
advance over present prices, something
like $1.35 for ordinary shoeing instead OF
N.25 as heretofore. The members OF the
association are j. B. Wiswell, j. E. Ander-
son, G. J. Brown, c. E. Sinclair, c. w.
Smith and l.. E. Treadwell. Mr.. Wiswell
is president, Mr.. AndeI son, vice president,
and Mr.. Treedwell, secretary.
The sad news reached here of the death
OF Frank L. Treworgy, Of Lawrence, KAN,
on Aug. q, at the age OF seventy years and
sixteen days. He leaves widow, four
daughters, two sons, besides sister, Mrs.
Mary L. Leach, OF Penobscot, and also q
half brother and sister, s. ]. Morrison and
Mrs. Henry J. Joy, OF Ellsworth, and
other relatives Of WHOM be was very fond
and always held in loving remembrance.
He had spent the most of his life in the
West, leaving Ellsworth when eighteen
years OF age. His last visit to Maine was
in the summer of 1902.
c. P. DeLaittre and wife, and their
guest, Miss Mary E. Hughes, of Pennsyl-
vania, arrived from Bar Harbor Monday
noon, and were entertained at luncheon
by Miss Mary A. Hodgkins. Miss Hughes
was for thirty years teacher in the
Castine normal school, and is considered
one of the finest grammarians in the
country. While in Bar Barbor she was a
guest of the c. B. Pineos on Bar island,
nv horo rocopfioU xyas fandered her On