Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-13

| w. Nealley, Capt. F. 3. Lord, f.. +. Joy, Of
Ellsworth, and Fred W. Joy, OF New
York.
Miss Bessie NJ. Miller, OF Calais, teacher
| Of Latin in the high school, Great Barring
ton, Mass, is the guest Of Miss Harriet
Rollins.
Allan Means, who has been employed in
Minneapolis the past few years, is spend
ing his vacation with his father, Capt. E.
| 8. Means.
Mrs. William A. Goud, of East Boston,
Mass, arrived last Thursday for q few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. M. Fl.
Anderson.
Mrs. John Maloney and Walter H. Dodge
and wife left last week for Spokane,
WASH, to join MIR. Maloney, who has
located there.
Miss Goodhue, Of New Brunswick, N.
j., who has been visiting in Mschias, was
the guest OF Mrs. Herbert X. Holmes a
few days last week.
BY order Of the postmaster-general the
postoffice heretofore known as Tilden
has been changed to Mariaville. Carrie E..
Kincaid is postmaster.
Mrs. George X. Roberts and little
daughter Leah, who have been visiting
friends and relatives here, have returned
to their home in Pittsfeld.
Miss Bernice Dunn, OF Franklin, and
Miss Tula Reed, OF Newburyport, Mass,
were in this city Tuesday, visiting Miss
Dunn's uncle, H. w. Dunn.
Frank A. Mcdonald, wife and four chill
dren, OF Carnegie, Pa, are spending two
weeks here with relatives and friends.
They came in an automobile.
The Ellsworth people who attended the
funeral of Chief-Justice Fuller at Sorrento
last Wednesday were Senator and Mrs.
Hon. John A. Peters.
Mrs. Eugene H. Austin, accompanied
by two daughters and grandson, Of
Sparks, Nevada, are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Austin is sister Of
Edmund Bonsey, Of this city.
Henry B. Stockbridge, who has been
playing with stock company in Los
Angeles, CAL, the past few years, arrived
home last Friday, to spend the summer
with his parents, Sidney B. Stockbridge
and wife.
The July number Of the AMk, published
by the American Ornithologists' Union,
contains an interesting article on the
black-throated green warbler, by Miss
Cordelia j. Stanwood, of Ellsworth, with
four photographs Of nests.
Principal {. M. Ward, OF the Ellsworth
high school, who is employed at the Kim
ball house, Northeast Harbor, for the sum-
mer, came up yesterday to attend the
alumni reunion in the evening, returning
to Northeast Har Dor this morning.
Henry Brown and wife, of Waltham,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. Browns parents,
Charles j. Brown and wife. Miss Ethel
| Brown, who has been visiting in Massa-
chusetts, returned home with them. Mr..
| Brown will return to Waltham Saturday,
| but Mrs. Brown will remain two weeks
longer.
The musicale and whist party announced
| to be given at Odd Fellows hall this even
| ing, under the auspices OF the ladies OF
st. Joseph's society, has been postponed
until next Wednesday, July 20. There
will be musical program. Refreshments
will be served, and home made candy viii
be for sale.
| Dana Smith, of Seattle, WASH, is visit
| ing his grandparents, &. p. Dorr and wife
and his aunt, Mrs. L. H. Cushman, in
| Ellsworth. Dana is an Ellsworth boy
a son OF the late Everard G. Smith, and
this is his first visit here since he went
| West with his parents some twelve years
ago. He came from Seattle by way oi
Honolulu, by sailing vessels, coming
around the Horn in the bark Nuuanu.
| Just what had broken loose in town last
| Monday evening was the general inquiry
| Of all who did not see the traction engine
and artesian we'll boring outfit which was
on its way from Hancock Point, where
two wells were sunk for the Tarratine, to
Surry, where more boring is being done
1t made an unearthly noise and was 9
| wierd spectacle in the darkness as it moved
slowly but steadily down Main street
across the bridge, climbed Bridge hill anc
disappeared beyond Blacks hollow.
Weather permitting, Nokomis Rebekaf
lodge will give a lawn party tomorrow
evening on the grounds Of Capt. W. c
Bellatty on Laurel street. There will bt
| singing by Mrs. E. j. Walsh, Miss Bertha
l.. Giles, B. l.. Potter and Monroe Dorr
and readings by Miss Helen E. Bonsey
Phonograph selections will also be given
Refreshments will be on sale, and there
will be grab-bag, guess cake, home
made candy and shooting gallery
Rebekahs are requested to furnish cake
The public is cordially invited.
The school board held recessed meet.
ing last evening. Miss Sarah e. Little, O.
Merrimac, Mass, graduate OF Bates col
lege, was elected second assistant at the
high school. 1t was voted to discontinue
school No. 10 {Shore road. School No.
4 ia also discontinued by operation of the