Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-18
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N effect Oct. s, 1905


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| No Sunday mail.
/ Mrs. Owen Byrn in in the city on . short
visit with relatives.
Miss Rubie J. Gurney closed her school
at Sorrento Friday, and is at home.
Miss Carrie Russell has returned from Z
visit Of two months in Massachusetts,.
George Dunham and Horace Archer got
a moose at No. 8 plantation last week.
Miss Alice Hersey, of Portland, is the
guest Of Mrs. L. M. Moore for q few weeks.
Miss Annis sprague, bookkeeper for the
telephone company, is away ON vacation.
| Monaghan's dancing school and extra
will be held at Society hall Fri.sy even
ing.
Capt. A. l.. Bellatty is ct home for the
! winter. His vessel, the Otronto, is at
Surry.
The VIM. H. H. Rice relief corps will
have supper ct g. A. R. hall tomorrow
evening.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam went to Franklin
, to-day to address the local union Of Y.
P. 8. S.C.E.
+, Miss ). A. Thompson is spending q few
| .ys at the Thompson homestead at Mt.
! Desert bridge.
| Senator Eugene Hale left Ellsworth last
week for the winter. Mrs. Hale preceded
him some days.
Capt. w. G. Bellatty is at home for .
few days while his vessel, the Lavolta, is
loading at Sullivan.
tional church will meet with Mrs. K. B.
Mathews this week.
| The annual meeting of the Baptist So
ciety has been still further postponed to
next Monday evening, Nov. %.
Register Of Probate T. F. Mahoney,
wife and son are in Massachusetts, on a
short visit among relatives and friends.
Frank ]. Dunleavy has entered the en-
ploy OF the Burrill national bank in place
of Leo B. Belts, who has gone to Boston.
Mrs. H. H. Higgins and young son left
yesterday for Lubec, where Mr.. Higgins
is employed as assistant cashier of the
Lubec Trust Co.
l Miss Mary E. Monohon, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. w. Grindal,
the past summer, left Monday for her
home in Hartford, Conn.
The girls basket ball team being formed
in the Ellsworth high school will proba-
bly, be organized this week. Able L.
Friend will coach the team.
Aregular meeting OF VIM. H. H. Rice
post, G. A. R., will be held next Monday
evening. 1t is necessary that there be as
full an attendance OF members as possible.
Mrs. M. s. Frost and her daughter, Miss
Villa, left yesterday for Massachusetts,
where they will spend Miss Frost's school
vacation visiting in Boston, Lawrence and
Lynn.
Irving Osgood and wife returned Satur-
day from visit Of four weeks with theil
daughter Miss E. n. Osgood, at Le-
banon, N. H., and their son, Ernest F., at
Berlin, N. H.
Friends Of Edward F. Small, assistant
cashier Of the Burrill national bank, are
pleased to see him out again.after being
confined to the house several weeks with
typhoid fever.
The west side grammar school football
team won the grammar school champion.
ship Saturday, in an exciting game will
its opponent, the east side grammar schoo
team. SCORE, 25-10.
The Village improvement society vii
meet tomorrow afternoon ct 2.30 at th'
usual place Of meeting in the public Ii
, brary building. All members are earnestl!
requested to be present.
II An entertainment consisting OF phono
graph music, songs and stereopticon view
will be given at the 8urry road school
house tomorrow evening by Harry NJ
Bellatty and Edward w. Austin.
The Three G club of the Baptist church
met with Miss Alice A. Mc0own ON Cen
tral street last evening. Games wer'
played, refreshments served and . thor
oughiy enjoyable evening was spent.
u The ladies' aid society Of the Methods
church has decided on Thursday, pec. 3
Las the date Of it, fair and sale, which vii
be held ct Odd Fellows hall. A shor
entertainments win b givsn In connection
with the faix.
i 1t 10 reported that the remains OF bul
and COW meose, evidently killed befor
open season, were found in the Trenton
woods recsntly. Parts Of tAs ban ha'