Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-09

home Of the groom. Rev. P. A. A. Killam
ofiiciated.
Mrs. r. s. Leighton, Of Everett, Mass,
is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
T. II. Campbell. Mr.. Leighton is expect
ed soon.
Mrs. Dora Hopkins and daughter
Blanche, and Mrs. Harry W. Osgood, Of
Bangor, are among the Old Home week
visitors.
County Commissioner M. L. Allen, OF
Mt. Desert, with Mrs. Allen. 10 in Els
worth this week participating in the cele-
bration.
| The usual weekly prayer meeting Fri
day evening at the Baptist church will-be
omitted this week, the pastor being called
out Of town.
G. e. Bellstty and wife, with n. B.
Humphrey and family, Of Boston, as
guests, are at the Bellatty cottage, Con-
! tention Cove.
One OF the oldest OF the Old Home week
visitors is Albert Murch, Of Boston, who
left Ellsworth some forty years ago. His
daughter is with him.
Miss Carrie Russell, OF Warren, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Austin K. Russell. Her
sister, Miss Lillian, is also here, the guest
OF Miss Margaret King.
Howard H. Adams and wife, OF Boston,
and Martin l.. Adams, wife and two
children, OF Bangor, are at their Ellis
worth home for their vacation.
Mrs. William w. Castle and Miss Carrie
F. Haynes, OF East Weymouth, Mass, and
Mrs. Anson H. Parker, OF East Cambridge,
Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Myra Jordan.
Mrs. w. H. Tinsman (born Frances Tri-
bou), OF Brooklyn, N. Y, made a short
visit here this week, going from here to
Bucksport with her father, Chaplain D.
H. Tribou.
The Ellsworth Merchants association
has had erected near the railroad q large
sign in the shape Of an airship, calling
attention to the advantages Of Ellsworth
% factory site.
Rev. r. z. Conant, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church ct Machias, delivered An In
| teresting lecture on ''The Sunny Side of
Life', at the Methodist church last
Wednesday evening.
Merle +. Googins, of Hancock, who has
been the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
e. N. Burke, OF this city, has gone to Con-
cord Junction, Mass, where he will be the
guest of his uncle, M. 81. Googins.
DR.. Walter L. Foster and wife, OF Port
land, are here for the week with DR.. Fos-
ter's mother, Mrs. L. D. Foster. DIR.
George r. Caldwell, OF Somerville, Mass,
has also joined his family here for the
| week.
Charles G. Knowlton, of Ellsworth,
who received his degree Of M. d. at the
Harvard Medical school in June was
one of the candidates who successfully
passed the examination taken before the
State board OF medical registration early
in July.
DIR. Fl. III. Parcher, of Washington, d.,
c., and Mrs. Parcher, and their son and
daughter, were guests from Thursday to
Monday of his brother, George A. Parcher.
DR.. Parcher has not been here for many
years, and this was the first visit OF his
family to Ellsworth.
John w. Webster, of Bucksport, for
merly Of Stonington, was arraigned in the
Ellsworth municipal court last Wednes-
day, on complaint OF Alden v. Carter, OF
West Ellsworth, charged with assault. He
was found technically guilty, and fined
one cent without costs.
Alexander J. Cameron, whose body was
found in the Kennebec river at Augusta
last Wednesday, some features OF his death
| suggesting foul play, was former resi-
years old, a native of Scotland. AS a
young man he lived few years in Els
| worth, and had been here at intervals since,
visiting his uncle, the late Stephen Mona
CHAN. Mr.. Cameron, whose home was in
| New York, arrived in Augusta Sunday for
| visit. He disappeared the next day. He
was seen in swimming by several persons,
| remaining in the water an hour or more.
No one saw him leave the water, but the
fact that he was partially dressed suggests
| that he did so. The rest of his clothing
was found on the bank, with the excep-
| tion of his vest, in which he carried his
valuables. He was known to have consid-
erable money with him. The disappear
ance of his vest is the fact that suggests
foul play.
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