Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-16
COUNTY NEWS.
HANCOCK POINT.

Charles Campbell, OF Cherryfeld, 10 at
the Baldwin cottage.
DR.. Daniel Robinson, OF Bangor, spent
Sunday at his cottage.
Winthrop Fiske and wife, OF Exeter, N.
A., are at Camp Phillips.
Henry Wood, of Bangor, spent the
Weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, OF Ellsworth, are
visiting the Rosses at their camp.
Misses. Hazel Clark and Freda Bragdon,
OF Franklin, spent Sunday at the Point.
Alden Ryder, Of West Franklin, spent
Sunday with his daughter here.
Mrs. Sanford, OF Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting at the Barstow cottage.
Miss Grace Patten, of Stoneham, Mass,
is visiting Miss Doris Robinson.
Rev. MIR. Dutton, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
preached at the chapel last Sunday.
Ralph Horton, secretary OF Prof. II. c.
Emery, ma. returned TO Washington,
Miss Louise e. button, OF New York,
is with her mother, Mrs. George p. Dut-
ton.
Miss Marion Chester has been spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Eta Tri-
bou.
DR.. Rockwell Coffin, formerly OF Bangor,
is visiting his mother at the Croker
house.
Miss Edith Jewett, who has been visit
ing Miss Margaret Wood, has returned to
Bangor.
Fred Pearson, of Cambridgs, IL Whiting
his brother, Prof. Oscar PsArson, ct Gimp
Phillips.
A clam bake was given by the help OF
the Tarratine Friday evening on the east
ern shore.
Mrs. Ralph Horton, Who has been ct
the Crocker house, has returned to Wash
ington, u. Z.
Charles Holmquist, who has been visit
ing at the Grant cottage, has returned to
Albany, n. Y.
A new bell has been presented to tbs
chapel by Mrs. b. 3. Thatcher in memory
Of her husband.
Miss Laura Clark, who has been en-
ployed 1t ths Tarratine, has returned to
her home in Franklin.
Mr.. Lester N. Godfrey and Mrs. Lang
don Freeze entertained . buck board party
to LAmoine Thursday
Tuesday evening blackboard ride was
given by Mrs. Martin to the help OF the
Tarratine to Hancock corner.
LAngdon Freeze and family, who have
been spending the summer at the Tara
tine, returned to Bangor Monday.
MIS-. II DE ant ouo o8ukukCI hBlu8liuS,
who have been spending the summer At
the Croker house, have returned TO Ban
gor.
Mrs. Hattie Bragdon, Mrs. Jennie Dyer,
Mrs. Genie Swan and son Burleigh, OF
Franklin, spent Wednesday with friends
here.
Mrs. Carroll j. Swan, OF Brookline,
Mass, and Mrs. Katherine Forristali, OF
Maiden Mass, are visiting at the Swan
cottage.
Mr.. Haley, wife and child, OF Nebraska,
who have been guests of Mr.. Haley's
sister, Mrs. J. T. Maxwell. have left for
their home.
The Misses Young, Oscar Pearson, Fred
spent Friday and saturday OF Old Home
week in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Lester N. Godfrey and Miss Bertha
Godfrey were the guests OF Mrs. Alice @.
Emery at Ellsworth Friday and Saturday
Of Old Home week.
Last Sunday afternoon A. p. Lasher
placed his handsome yacht at the dis
posal OF the help ct the Tarratine, and q
delightful cruise was enjoyed.
Many moonlight sailing parties have
been enjoyed during last week. Parties
were given by Mn. J. T. Maxwell, the
Robinsons, Frsssss and Mrs. Lester God
frsy.
OceupAnts Of the Princeton In1 aks: H.
G. Crosby and wife, Philadelphia; h. N.
Van Dyck, Princeton, N. j.; J. D. Mac
Kensie, Hartford. Conn.,; Everett Shaw,
Springfield, Mass.
Howard Young, manager Of the Ham
cock Point baseball team would like to
arrange . game with some amateur team
for next Saturday afternoon. Address,
Howard Young, Hancock Point.
John A. Snyder, wife and son Robert,
and Harry Keeney, wife and two children,
Beatrice and Frances, who have been
guests Of the Maxwells, left for their home
in Saugerties. N. Y, last Friday. They
went in Mr.. Keeney's automobile.
Arrivals this week at the Tarratine are :
DR.. Rockwell CONN, Boston; Mrs. w. w.
Ainsworth, Toledo, o.; Miss Katherine NJ.
Fenno, Mrs. Eugene Gofi, Washington,
d. c.; Mrs. +. l.. Stearns, Bangor; Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton, Damariscotts; Mrs.
Bertha Smith, n. Y; A. A. Gooch, East
Machias; Mrs. Emma Wadleigh, Old
Town; Roy c. Haines, Fullerton Merrill
and wife, Ellsworth.
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