Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-07

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next Friday evening.
Miss Lucy A. Monaghan is home from
Boston for a visit among relatives.
George B. Floyd, of West Ellsworth, has
received an increase of pension to S24.
Mrs. Florence SWEET Dewey, of Port
land, is the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Dorr.
Exeter, N. H., for the summer vacation.
Miss Georgia c. Foster is home from
Wellesley college for the summer vaca-
tion.
Mrs. A. s. Treat and daughter Evelyn,
OF Broeslyn, n. Y, arrived to-day for
the summer.
Harry w. Haynes and family have
moved to their Shady Nook cottage for
the semmer.
Mrs. w. P. Clough, OF Boston, is in the
city for the summer. Mr. Clough is ex-
pectee next week.
Senator Hale was home from Washing
ton for few days last week. He left
Ellsworth last Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Adams Heppner, with daugh-
ter Ruth, of San Francisco, Cal, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. LaCordia Lord.
Howard H. Adams was at home from Bos-
ton over the Fourth. He was accompanied
by friend George p. harrington.
Fred Maloney and Elbridge Milliken
left last Wednesday night for Spokane,
Wash, where they expect to locate.
Miss Florence Smith is at home from
New York to spend the summer vacation
with her parents, NJ. S. Smith and wife.
George E. Moore, who is employed on
the Waldo County Herald, at Belfast, spent
the Fourth at home, returning to Belfast
/ Tuesday.
Seth T. Campbell and family, of Island
Falls, have taken a<cottage at Pleasant
Beach for a month, and are expected here
this week.
Frank S. Lord, Joseph w. NeaIley, Aus
tin H. Joy, Fred w. Joy and E. E. Joy left
Monday for a cruise of several days on the
yacht Genie.
Mrs. Martin j. Thorsen and child, o1
New y ork, are here for the summer. They
are the guests of Mrs. Thorsen's mother
Mrs. NJ. j. Tower.
Miss Bernice Dorr left Tuesday for sew
eral weeks visit with w. c. Lowell and
wife at their cottage at Monument Beach,
Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
NJ. NJ. Thomas. OF Washington, is the
guest of his sisters, Miss Arvilla Thomas
and Mrs. Lewis A. Joy, at the Thomas
homestead on Bridge hill.
1t is reported that the Ellsworth milk
men will on August advance the price OF
milk to cents, with promise OF a further
advance to 10 cents in October.
Fred G. Barnes, an employee at the hard
wood factory, went to Gardiner last week,
called there by the serious illness and
death, on Saturday, of his mother.
Pierce Latin, James Hawkes. and George
Downing, who are employed in the fac
tory of the Harmon Shoe Co., at Brooklyn,
N. Y, are at home for vacation of a week
Wellington BeIlatty and wife, Of this city,
graduated from Colby college last week
with honors, receiving the degree of B. A.
Henry A. Brown and wife, OF Bellows
Falls, VT, are visiting relatives in this
city. Mr.. Brown will remain for few
weeks, but Mrs. Brown will spend the
summer here.
The j. T. Maxwells, of Saugerties, N.
Y, were in the city yesterday. They are
at their cottage at Hancock Point, after
spending month or more at their camp
at GrandLa Stream.
Miss Alice c. Gaynor and friend, Miss
Mabel Simmons, Of Attleboro, Mass, came
yesterday. Miss Gaynor will spend a
month with relatives. Miss Simmons will
return home the last of the week.
Mrs. Mary A. Osgood, of Peabody, Mass,
has been spending a week at her old home
here. She returned to Peabody yesterday.
From there she and her daughter Lucy go
to Newport, VT, to pass the summer.
John Murphy, of Midland, Mich, is vis-
iting relatives and old friends in this city
and vicinity. Mr.. Murphy was formerly
a resident Of Ellsworth, and this is his
first visit East since he left here thirty
nine years ago.
The executive committee OF The Ellis
worth high school alumni association is
planning for picnic and excursion down
the bay in place Of the usual annual ban
quet. The date it not yet fixed, but will
probably be some day next week.
the request of the city for gates or flag
man at Ellsworth Falls, and to limit speed
through the square to six miles an hour,