Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-07-19

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take this examination should apply al
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at Augusta for registering blanks and cir.
culars Of information.
Among the cottagers this summer Il
Pleasant beach are J. J. Louson, wife and
| children, OF Montreal. They are friends
/ Of Col. c. G. Burrill, and Of Mrs. Tatley,
Col. Burrill's daughter, whose home il in
Montreal.
Harry G. Austin q Co. have leased the
upper floor Of the shoe factory building on
the Giles property, recently purchased by
ur. A. c. Hagerthy, and will use it for
storage purposes. This will make avail
able more showroom space in the store
on Main street.
Miss Mae B. Friend, who recently gradu-
ated from . New York hospital as .
trained nurse, and who has been visiting
her parents, David Friend and wife, for
the past few weeks, leaves Saturday for
New York. She will spend q week in ver-
mont on the way.
Sparh circus, which gave two perform
ances in Ellsworth last Friday, while
making no pretensions to being in class
with the big three-ring affairs, was one Of
the best shows that has visited Ellsworth
in years. 1t was clean show, with good
acts and funny clowns.
Eugene Fl. Austin, OF Reno, New, ar
rived yesterday to spend q month or six
weeks in Ellsworth. Mr.. Austin left Ellis
worth thirty-three years ago, and has
been back but twice, the last time being
fourteen years ago. At present he is the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Addie Mason, on
Pine street.
r. M. Campbell has leased the lower
floor Of the building formerly occupied as
shoe factory, part Of the Giles property
recently purchased by DR.. A. G. Hagerthy,
and will remodel 1t into q moving picture
theatre and dance hall. Mr.. Campbell ex-
poets to have the necessary alterations
completed in about month.
At the annual meeting of the Ellsworth
high school alumni association at the
home OF the president, Harry E. Rowe,
last Wednesday. evening, owing to small
attendance, it was decided to postpone
thu election OF officers to the night Of the
reunion and banquet, August II, to (which
date . recess was taken.
Marx 8. Moon died Sunday at the Moon
homestead on the Surry road, aged eighty
one years. He leaves four sons-Fred, of
Bangor, Howard, Of Bar harbor, and Albert
and Frank, OF Ellsworth, and one daugh-
ter-Mrs. E. M. Dodge, Of Ellsworth.
Funeral services were held at the house
yesterday afternoon, Rev. P. A. A. Killam
officiating.
Rev. l. II. w. Wharf, pastor Of the Els
worth Methodist church 1894 to 1886, died
at his home in Winterport saturday, aged
sixty-two years. He had been in failing
health for several years, following stroke
of paralysis. His last regular ministerial
appointment was at Machias, 1912. He
leaves widow and two sons by previous
marriage-Edward NJ, of Peoria, H., and
Ralph c., OF New York.
OF the seven girls who graduated in
1895 from the Ellsworth high school, five
OF those held an informal reunion last
Moraov AZ tho cottage at Shady Nook of
NJ. re Rnrr;ll. Those present were
NJ. Rurr;u Mrs. RE Mason. Mrs. A. M.
norr Mise Mae p. Friend. Mrs. AK.
Crsnm.n Mrs Florence Dewey. of Port
I.ra v.s unable tn b., nressnt. The
=, ~, .,.r,ho- M;ss Florence Greenan
died some years ago.
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