Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-06-30

Henry Gould is. building stable, 3Ox35
feet, on Grant street.
There will be dance at Gerry's pavilion,
Ellsworth Falls, Saturday evening.
Frank Fl. Jeilison, wife and child, OF
Boston, are visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Miss Alice Drummey has returned from
visit with her sister Mary in Old Town.
John H. Brimmer is making extensive
repairs and Improvements on his house on
Pine street.
There was No quorum at the meeting of
the city government called for last We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. L. M. Moore is spending a week
with her mother, Mrs. William H. Cheney,
at South Portland.
w. E. Clark, wife and baby, of West
Ellsworth, are visiting Mr.. Clark's pa
rents, W. J. Clark.
Miss Margaret Dresser has returned
from Boston, where she has been study
ing music the past winter.
Clarence B. Day, who sold his automobile
recently, has ordered new one-a Buick
eighteenth horse power runabout.
Several girls OF the junior class Of the
high school Will give musicale and dance
at Society hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Julia A. Henderson, of Rowley,
Mass, arrived in this city Tuesday for q
visit to her niece, Mrs. H. W. Dunn.
An examination Of candidates for State
teachers certificates will be held at Ellis
worth Friday, Aug. q, beginning at 8
a. m.
Miss Lillian G. Mowry, of Searsport,
who has been the guest of Miss Evelyn NJ
Bonsey the past week, returned home
Monday.
Miss Margaret Drummey left to- day for
Winter Harbor where she has accepted q
position as telegraph operator at Grind
| stone inn.
The dates OF the North Ellsworth fair
have been changed from September Is and
IS to September % and %, because OF con-
Fiction with other dates.
| The board OF registration completed its
work of revising the voting lists last week.
| Eighty-on names were stricken off the
lists, because Of death or removal.
Sarah Louise, daughter Of Carleton 8.
Donnell and wife, entertained nineteen Of
her little friends last Thursday afternoon,
in celebration Of her seventh birthday.
Mrs. J. ". Tatley, Of Montreal, with
son David, little daughter and maid, ar
rived to-day to spend the summer with
her parents, Col. C. c. Burrill and wife.
The Salvation Army will hold special ser
vice Thursday evening, led by Capt. Helen
Rice, of Bath, also Saturday evening at s
o'clock. Sunday services at 8 and p. m.
spent a few days during the past week in
Ellsworth, the guests of Mr.. holmes
brother, Roscoe Holmes. They left yes
terday for short visit in Belfast.
Rev. W. F. Emery, pastor OF the Metho-
| dist church, will spend his vacation at
Brooklin, preaching there every Sunday Of
his stay. He will be in his own pulpit
next Sunday, leaving on his vacation the
second week in July.
Mrs. E. s. Andrews, who with her in
| FAINT son, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. G. p Smith, in Ellswo orth the past
| two weeks, has returned to her home in
i Carmel. Her mother accompanied her
| for short visit.
Clerk of Courts j. F. Knowlton and
| wife arrived home Saturday from their
trip OF several weeks, during which they
| visited Boston, Washington, London,
Ont, and other points of interest. Mr..
Knowlton's health is improved.
| Postals and letters received from the
Ellsworth boys en- route for Wyoming,
indicate that they are enjoying the trip.
They missed their train out OF Chicago by
fifteen minutes, and had twenty-four
hours in which to see the sights OF the
| s'windy city,.
The Ellsworth loan and building asso-
citation has declared its thirty fourth semi
annual dividend, at the rate OF per cent.
A financial statement Of the condition at
the close of the six months shows the
association to be in good condition, with q
large surplus fund.
The auction sale Of E. H. Greely's horses
at Maplewood park, Bangor, resulted in
the change of ownership OF twenty-six
fine bred Maine horses Wednesday after
noon. The twenty-six horses sold for
&c, ,410, or an average price Of s246.50. John
R. Graham, president of the Bangor Rail-
way & Electric Co., paid the highest