Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-09-02

family here.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
E. Hurley last Thursday.
H. F. Wescott has built stable 24x30,
on his place on Elm street.
E. g. Moore and wife returned Friday
from short visit in Boston,.
Able L. Friend has returned from a
short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Glace Mathews, OF Boston, is the
guest of Miss Emma g. Fits.
Miss Lottie E. Thomas, OF Bar Harbor,
| is visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Lygonia lodgs, F. and A. NJ, will re-
sumo work for the season to- morrow even
ing.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will resume regu
| lar. meetings beginning next Friday
evening.
Evan T. Lindsay and wife, of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Lindsay's mother, Mrs.
T. o. Tracy.
Harold Morrison, of New York, for
merly Of Ellsworth, is spending his
vacation here.
DR.. Harry w. Haynes family has re-
turned TO Ellsworth from their Shady
Nook cottage.
Mrs. Julia A. Crahtree left to-day TO,
Limestone, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Charles P. Libby.
Thirteen teachers from Ellsworth and
vicinity took the State examination for
teachers here last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Long, OF Geneva, ILL.,, and
Miss Frances LIE Barron, of Chicago, are
guests Of Mrs. Ann F. Greedy.
Two Ellsworth hose teams are practicing
with the view OF entering the hose race
at st. Stephen, N. B., next week.
Mrs. G. H. Hodgman, OF the W. R.
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tion OF several weeks in Bath and vicinity.
Rev; ". F: Emery, of the Methodist
church, is attending the Bucksport dis
trict campmeeting at Jacksonville this
week.
James Goodchild and wife have returned
to their nome in Lowell, Mass, after a
two weeks visit with Wellington Haslam
and family.
Edwin c. O'Brien, OF Portland, died at
the city farm Sunday, of consumption.
be came here about two months ago from
the Provinces.
Miss Mary F. Hopkins will go to Cherry
field to-day, to play at a recital given
there this evening by Miss Frances Wes-
ton, Of Bangor.
Elvert E. Parker, Of Lewiston, spent the
week lend in Ellsworth with Mrs. Parker,
who is visiting her parents, Henry l..
Moor and wife.
Mrs. II. w. Osgood accompanied Hoyt
A. Moore and wife on their return to New
York last Friday, for visit with them
at their home there.
Charles l. WEIGH and wife, with their
daughter Helen, returned last week to
their home in Somerville, Mass, after
two weeks visit in this city and at Shady
Nook. @
The high school will not begin until
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repairs which are going on at the build
ing. The other schools of the city will
open next Tuesday.
Miss Grace T. Moore, OF New York, and
Miss Margaret L. Moore, of Prospect Har-
Dor, were the guests Monday and Tuesday
OF their brother, L. M. Moore and his
wife at the American house.
Capt. Enoch B. Anderson, formerly of
Trenton, died Aug. 15, at New York city,
in the seventy-fir year OF his age. He
was the father of Mrs. Judson Fox, OF
Bar Harbor, formerly Of Ellsworth Falls.
-Four Ellsworth boys will enter college
this fall. Robert P. King and Arthur H.
Parcher will enter Bowdoin, Linwood T.
Beckwith will enter Boston university law
school, and s. Milton Beckwith will enter
Bates.
Services will be resumed next Sunday at
the Congregational church after the usual
summer vacation. The sunday SchOOl
will also be resumed, and an urgent in
vitation is extended to all to be present at
all the services.
The Calendar club of the Methodist
church will give bazaar and lawn party
at the Grant place, Grants corner, this
evening. The lawns will be illuminated,
and there will be sale of fancy articles
and refreshments.
The improvements at Odd Fellows hall
are nearly completed Steel ceilings have
been put in the lodge room and ante
rooms, and the walls redecorated. The
lodge room has been re-wired and new
lights have been installed.
The schooner Henrietta A. Whitney,
Capt. W. P. Woodward, which has been
thoroughly repaired at Rockland, since
her encounter with Fiddler's ledge, ar
rived in the bay Saturday evening. She is
now loading slaves at Bayside for New
ark.
Capt. M. v. Babbidge and son, Capt.
Frank Babbidge, of Colts Island, were in
Ellsworth yesterday and to-day, coming
in Capt. Franks sloop Jessie. Capt. Bah
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