Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-09-08

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-3itsundays.
Miss Agnes Lord is the guest OF Mrs. e.
E. Chase in Bluehill.
Charles P. Halpin and family have
moved to Everett, Mass.
Howard H. Hooper was at home from
Bangor Sunday and Labor day.
Mrs. c. J. Swan, Of Boston, is the guest
of relatives here for few days.
David Beattie, OF Arlington, Mass, is
the guest OF Mrs. Maria L. Bartlett.
Miss Lillian Presby, OF Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Bertha Joy Thompson.
R. E. Conary, OF Lynn, Mass, is spend
ing his annual vacation in this vicinity.
Miss Paulene Foster has gone to Hull,
Mass, where she has a position as teacher.
| The stewards OF the Methodist church
will serve supper at the vestry this even
ing
Miss Blanche Hopkins, OF Bangor, was
| the guest of friends in Ellsworth over
Monday.
Miss j. A. Thompson moved into her
new bungalow at School and Park streets
| last week.
B.S Jellison left Monday for trip to
New York with Capt. Hutchings in the
Melissa Trask.
Harry Vincent and wife, OF Boston, are
visiting Mrs. vincent's parents, A. W.
Austin and wife.
Ntarcellus Woodward, who has been at
home from Boston two weeks, returned to
Boston yesterday.
Marion T. Stanley and Harold A. Dunn,
Of Bangor, were guests of James Wilson
and wife Labor day.
Fred Emery, brother Of Mrs. Charles H.
Leland of this city, died ut his home at
Salisbury Cove Friday.
Miss Della Hopkins went to Brewer to-
day to attend the wedding this evening of
a cousin, Miss Minnie Floyd.
Mrs. Morey Tripp and son, who have
spent the summer with relatives here, have
returned to Somerville, Mass.
Albert Mckenzie and wife, OF Brockton,
Mass, are spending q vacation of two
weeks with relatives in this city.
Elbridge Milliken has rented the house
OF Mrs. Maria L. Bartlett, at Oak street
and Birch avenue, for the winter.
Register-of- Probate T. F. Mahoney has
purchased the George r. Campbell house
on Bridge hill for his own occupancy.
| aMrs. Laura Tracy and her daughter,
/ Iosf frr Ixyv1
N. Y, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. George 8. Foster and children, OF
Portland, are visiting Mr.. Fosters par
ents, L. D. Foster and wife, for few days.
Charles H. Wooster has bought out the
small grocery store Of Herman e. Hill,
on State street, and took possession Mon
day.
| The Hancock county teachers con-
vention will be held at Hancock hall,
Ellsworth, Friday and Saturday, Oct. L.
and 2.
Irene chapter, o. E. 8. will hold special
meeting Friday evening, Sept. 10. The
worthy matron requests every officer to be
present.
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| will remain for some time. His son Sid
ney is going this trip in the Harry W.
Haynes.
! Girl friends of Miss Margaret Dresser
gave her farewell surprise party last
evening. After supper, theatre party
was enjoyed.
! Able l.. Friend, now with the I. W..
Donohue Manufacturing Co., of Man
chester, N. H., was at home over Sunday
and Labor day.
Miss Marie G. A. Renaud, who has been
the guest of her brother, Rev. FIR. J. L..
Renaud, has returned to her home in
Brighton, Mass.
Miss Myrtle G. Kinney, representing the
Maine Bible society, is in Ellsworth max
| ing house, to- house canvass in the inter-
ests of the society.
| Frank H. Bonsey, who has spent his va
cation OF five weeks with his parents,
Capt. Roland G. Bonsey and wife, left for
Beverly, Mass, Tuesday.
| There will be no evening service at the
! Methodist church next Sunday evening.
Regular morning service, with sermon by
the pastor, Rev. w. F. Emery.
| Thirty-eight Ellsworth people went on
the excursion to Woodland Monday for
| the Lsbor day celebration, including
| Lynch's band of twenty pieces.
Frank d. Rowe, who has been clerk in
] the postoffice this summer, has returned