Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-29

Woktu, pIebluenly + LeO ". Sultn, Oh Ellb-
worth president; Miss Lucy M.
Smith, Of Ellsworth, secretary and treas
urer.
Miss Charlotte 8. Hopkins, of Bangor,
who is guest Of Mrs. A. P. wiswelI,
leaves July for Seal Harbor to spend
several weeks at the Seaside Inn.
Mrs. o. g. Barnard and two children
have gone to Lamoine to spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Groet-
ringer, Of Philadelphia, who has taken
cottage there.
Mics Leah B. Friend, who has been
teaching in the high school in Natick,
Mass, during the past year, is home
for the summer with her parents, David
Friend and wife.
The many friends OF Carlton Donnell are
pleased to see him back ct his familiar
chair in J. w. Nealley's barber shop. He
could find nothing in Camden quite so
good as Ellsworth.
There will be conference and social OF
the Baptist society at the vestry this even
ing, when plans for improvements to be
made on the cnurch Will De discussed. All
i's'e1 e1s "io ini0
Dr. Lewis Hodgkins, after attending the
reunion OF MS class ct bowdoin college,
continued his trip to Hanover, N. H., for
the commencement at dartmouth. he Is
the guest in Hanover Of DR.. Percy Bart
lett.
In the absence OF Miss Mary A. Hodg-
kins, who will sail tomorrow from Mon
treai TO speno tne summer IN EUROPE, MISS
Marion Wyman wlii NIL her place az the
puDhc library, with MISS Mary r. hop
kins as assistant.
Clifford Boyer and wife, members OF the
Yale Stock Co., playing this week here,
are guests wniie mere OF a. W. Austin anu
ana VIE. MIS-. Boyer Is sister OF harry
Vincent, whose wife IS Mr.. ana MRS.
Austin's daughter Addie.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church will give Children's day concert
at the church next Sunday evening.
cordial invitation Is EXTENDED TO all to at
tend. The pastor OF the churcn VIII
preach sunday evening at North Els
worth.
At the Ellsworth Foundry & Machine
Works on Water street, large and we'll
equipped garage has been established. A
concrete floor has been laid in one wing of
the large boat shed, and the necessary ma
chinery for all kinds OF automobile repair
work has been installed.
The many Ellsworth friends Of Frank c.
Nash and wife, OF Cherryfield, sympathize
with them in the loss Of their son, Walker
Moore Nash, who died Tuesday, June p,
after an operation for appendicitis. He
had lust completed his freshman year at
the university VI "iai"e
Frank ID. Rowe, who has been teaching
in Warren, Is spending week Win ms
parents, Elmer T.. Rowe ana "lle. ne
will attend the annual convention OF the
National Educational association IN Boston
next week, after which ne Will return 10
Ellsworth for the summer, accompanied
by his wife.
The Ellsworth high school alumni
association will hold banquet, followed
W N"AS6
July II, at O'Clock, in ODD Fellows nall.
Tickets will be on sale at Aiice ii. SCOUTS
office. The committee has arranged ior
delightful reunion, and it is hoped that
large number will attend.
The Ellsworth board OF registration
completed its work OF revising the list last
week. Since the revision in March, there
have been twenty seven deaths Of voters,
and in addition to these sixty-eight
names we're struck off, making total loss
OF ninety-fve, and bringing the Inst down
to 1,119 voters. The voting residence OF
twenty-eight voters was changed.
A,,;n s,.n,es d;ea az b;s home on the
pe..o. -o.d ,h;s norr;no after a long
:u.s,. IT. c,an,es wos HIGHLY es-
.aa,ad ronno man He had served
s., .a.s as .,aeruon tro,, ward
o. 80 ,o- sovero, ysors engaged in the