Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-09-21

NlSlt III bO0tOn.
Mrs. Catherine Staples left to-day for .
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Frank 8. Lord left to- day for an
extended visit in Boston.
Roscoe Burleigh, Of Biddeford, is visit
ing relatives in Ellsworth.
B. F. Joy and family have returned from
Westbrook for the winter.
Norris Hodgkins has gone to Boston 10
enter Roxbury latin school.
Mrs. R. 8. Spencer, of Green Lake, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Milo Austin.
Mrs. Ida Chase, who has spent the sum-
mer here, left yesterday for Haverhill,
Mass.
Miss Annie NJ. Connick left last Thurs
day for two weeks business trip in
Boston.
u. w. Dunn, jr., returned to Lewiston
last week, for his senior year in Bates
college.
Fl. Rae Fuller, OF Haliowell, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Walter J.
Clark, jr.
Harry Z. Rice, of Woodland, has been
spending few days with his family in
Ellsworth.
Charles Simonton, after q weeks visit
with his brother, DR.. F. F. Simonton, left
yesterday for Boston.
George B. Floyd will close his house at
West Ellsworth this winter, and occupy
the Higgins house on High street.
Rev. o. q. Barnard, pastor of the
Methodist church, has moved to the b.
F. Thomas house on Church street.
Miss Louise Gallagher and Miss Rose
Barry, OF Bangor, were guests of Miss
Myrtle Monaghan in Ellsworth Sunday.
Fred E. Doyle, an Ellsworth boy, son of
Daniel Doyle and wife, was elected repre-
sentative from Millinocket by the repub-
licans.
Rev. j. p. Simonton, OF Milpridge,
visited his son, DR.. F. +. Simonton, Mon
day, leaving yesterday for a short visit In
Rockport.
Miss Margaret Monaghan left yesterday y
for Boston to take an advanced course
. in millinery. She expects to remain away
all winter.
William B. Tracy and wife are visiting
relatives in Clinton, Skowhegan and
Madison. They expect to return home
next Monday.
Mrs. William A. Goud has returned to
her home in East Boston, after spending
, h..a Ar
| NJ. II. Anderson.
Chaplain d. II. Tribou, U. 8. ~, retired,
reported "home" in Ellsworth last Fri
day. He made but brief visit, but will
return for longer visit soon.
| There will be special meeting OF the
Ellsworth merchants association Monday
evening, to complete plans for the mer-
chants congress to be held here Oct. 8.
Mr.. Cnief-Justice Emery left Monday
for Skowhegsn to hold court. Mr..
Justice King left the same day for Alfred
to hold court. He goes thence to Portland.
The new 135-horsepower boiler for the
Ellsworth hardwood factory arrived last
week, and was moved to the factory by c..
.. Jouuetou. 1uc Doiltr WelgnS over
eight tons.
Miss Myrtle Ridley, who has spent the
summer in Bar Harbor and Northeast
Harbor, after brief visit with friends in
Ellsworth, returned to her home in Rich
mond last week.
Miss Marion l.. Woodward left yester-
day for New York city, to enter the
normal class at an institution for the deaf
and dumb, for course to fit her as an in
structor OF the deaf and dumb.
The Maine Central announces that it
will run a special train from Bangor to
Ellsworth and through to Calais on Sat
urday, Oct. s, the last day OF the music
festival in that city, leaving at l1.30 p. IN.
Mrs. j.. p. Eldridge, with daughter
Bernice, is in Dexter to attend the we'd
ding OF her niece, Miss Gladys Aver.
Ellsworth b. friends Of the bride, who has
visited here frequently, extend congratuia-
tions.
George F. Smith, who died at Surry
yesterday, aged seventy-nine years, was
the only brother OF Mrs. LaCordia Lord,
| OF this city. Besides widow, Mr.. Smith
leaves one daughter-Mrs. A. l.. Morgan,
Of Bar Harbor.
The Ellsworth Foundry & Machine
Works continues to add to its facilities for
handling marine work and for the haul
ing out and storage OF yachts. Work has
now begun on another large storage shed
covering two marine railways. The new
shed, which will adjoin the present build