Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-31
several OF them signifying their intention
to participate in the program and parade

to participate in the program and parade
contests.
Miss Leah B. Friend, teacher OF German
in the high school in Natick, Mass, left
Saturday for an automobile trip with q
| college friend.
| Mrs. David l.. Yale, OF Enfield, Conn,
who has been visiting her parents, A. M.
Foster and wife, the past three weeks, re-
turned Wednesday.
| B. B. Walker and family spent Sunday
at Camp Iotsonunia at Patten pond, and
will spend the coming week at the Tre-
worgy cottage at Contention cove.
| Miss Julia Cushman entertained at the
Cushman cottage at Baysi1e twelve young
ladies at luncheon last Thursday in honor
OF Miss Chapman, Of Berkeley, Cal.
Sixteen took the exam nation for State
teachers certificates conducted by Super
intendent- -of-Schools Clara o. Hopkins at
the high school building last Friday.
The ladies' aid society o. the Methodist
| church will meet with Mrs. s. C. Fuller,
on Central street, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present.
The telephone girls Of the Ellsworth ex-
change are to give q dancing and card
party at Odd Fellows hill next Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served.
Music by Monaghan's orchestra.
The four-leaf- clover club and party of
. friends spent delightful evening at Will
low point corn roast WIS the order OF
the evening. Songs and stories, old and
new, added to the general good time.
There will be special meeting OF the
Unitarian society at the vestry tomorrow
evening, to make some arrangement for
| the renewal OF the insurance on the
church building, which expires Sept. 8.
| The dime sociable at the home OF Mrs.
! s. c. Fuller last Thursday evening, under
| the auspices Of the ladies' aid society of
! the Methodist church, was a very ple.s-
ant social affair, though the attendance
was not large.
The board OF registration will be in
session for the registration of voters at
the aldermen's room IN Hancock hall
Sept. 6, z, s, 9 and 10, from a. m. to p.
m.; to and Z to 8 p. m. No new names
will be entered after p. m. Sept. 9.
| Albion Wood and wife delightfully."- en-
tertained William A. Knox and wife, Of
Somerville, Mass, and Mrs. William A.
Goud, OF East Boston, at fish dinner at
| Pleasant beach. The sail down and back
was delightful, and added to the pleasure
| of the occasion.
| Austin NJ. Foster began work yesterday
on the Eddy building, adjoining John P.
Eldridges store, which will be rebuilt.
There will be party wall between the Ell
bridge store and the new block. The store
and basement of the new building will be
occupied by John A. Lord.
| Morris w. sKnowlton, wife and little
daughter Frances returned last week to
Washington, after visiting their parents,
Clerk Of Courts John F. Knowlton and
wife. Mr.. Knowlton has recently been
promoted to the Office of secretary Of the
board of reference OF the interstate COM
merce commission.
Under date OF London, Aug. 20, Mrs. G.
P. DeLaittre, OF Aitkin. Mimi, writes
! THE AMERICAN: 1--WE expect TO De IN
Ellsworth about Sept. 70 or 15 A fine trip
| .h,o.t, ca.,any tt.,v s,-;tzer,ond
.nfous" oa"s' say
France, etc, and now week IN Merrie
the home of the brave.'"
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\ city proper aha at EAswoftu raiis vii
open sept. ~. MANY scnooi- BOOKS o~neo ;,a
lepy the city are IN 'ne nouies VI pupns,
| VINO are requesten 70 ie.uIn 'neih ba,s W ans
once OF tne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ Vi sonoois
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