Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-27

No mail dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays.
Two moose crossed the Bucksport road
at the Watts field last Thursday morning.
Irene chapter, o. E. g., will meet for work
Friday evening. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Misses Marion Joy and Helen Cousins
left yesterday for visit of few weeks
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. M. Y. McGown and Miss Eva
Aiken are the guests OF Mrs. Harry Rice
in Calais for few days.
FEED L. Mason, jr., left Monday for
Bloomfield, N. j., to enter the employ Of
the Westinghouse Lamp 70.
There will be dance and supper at
Nicolin grange hall, North Ellsworth,
next Tuesday evening, Oct.3.
Lejok lodge, I. o. o. F., will have long
session Friday evening, working the three
degrees. Sapper will be served.
E. n. Greely's Daniel O'Dell, driven by
Charles w. Eaton, won second money in
the free-for-al class at Eden fair Thurs
day.
Arthur I. Saunders and wife were called
to Machias last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. G. e. Inglee, sister of Mrs.
Saunders.
Byron Nash, telegraph operator at the
railroad station at North Somerville,
Mass, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. &. g. Nash.
Over 400 Ellsworth people have gone to
Calais day on the Calais fair excursion.
At the Ellsworth station ninety seven
tickets were sold.
Mrs. John Brainard and Miss Matte
Moore, of Danvers, Mass, returned home
Saturday, after two weeks visit with
Mrs. Lucilla Cushman.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Doane
Gardiner, Of Albany, N. Y, ha7 7e been in
the city the past few days, the guests OF
Mrs. o. H. Bradbury.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge wild have pic
mic supper at its lodge-room on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 8, at...6.So. ALI members are
urged ito make a special effort to be pres
ent.
Thenext attraction at Hancock hail is
announced for next Monday evening, Oct
2-Joseph M. Weber's play. 1.-THE Gil
max" This play is said to be well worth
seeing.
Arthur Parcher and Robert King have
returned to Bowdoin college Clarence
Tapley, who attended Colby college last
year, has entered Bowdoin as sophomore
this fall.
Walter Thomas and wife, Of Boston
have been guests OF Clifton Woodward and
wife the past week. They spent few
days at camp Porcupine, Green lake
where Mr.. Thomas enjoyed some fine duck
shooting.
The engagement is announced OF Addie
L. Richardson and Herbert E. Strcut, both
of this city. The marriagelwill take place
Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the Ihome Of the
BRIDES parents, Daniel Richardssn and
wife, North Ellsworth.
Mrs. Carolyn F. Jelly, who has been in
this city since June, the guest Of Mrs.
II. w. Dunn. returned to her hoaAe in
Wakefield. Mass, Monday She was ao-
companied by Mrs. Dunn, who will vfsit
relatives and friends in Massachusetts, Gnr
q week. .t. s
Patrick E. Kearns has moved his gre
Gerry store nom tie Odd Fellows block t.
the store in the Phillips block on Main
street, recently vacated by Capt. Georgs
W. Alley. Mr.. Kearns has addsd meats to
his stock 10 trade. He will also run de-
livery wagon.
Announcements have been reeeived in
Ellsworth of the marriage OF Herman
8cott Austin, son of Mrs. Clifford g..
Royal, Of Ellsworth, and Miss Msds Rus
sell, which took place ct Milo, Saturday,
Sept. "a. Ths groom il now employed -
foreman In the Office of the Fort Fairnsld
Review. Ellsworth friends extend CON-
gratulations.
Roy @. Haines and Harry e. Rowe, from
the Ellsworth Merchants association, and
Frank 8. Lord and Edward e. Brady, from
the Ellsworth board of trade, attended
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