Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-08-28

w. j. Clark and wife are in Bangor to-
| day.
Mrs. Harry e. Rice, OF Calais, is the
guest OF Miss Eva Aiken.
| Roscoe II. Smith and wife, OF Bangor,
spent Sunday in Ellsworth.
c. vey Holman, OF Bangor, was in the
| city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Herman E. Hill, is spending few
| weeks at her Ellsworth home.
Miss Lillian Harmison, of Baltimore, is
| the guest of Mrs. G. A. Hanscom.
Emerson d. Carr and wife, OF Pittsfield,
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Irving Osgood and wife attended the
Unitarian conference at Bar Harbor last
Wednesday.
Llewlleyn f. Higgins, Of Boston, has
| joined his wife and children here for a
short vacation.
| John F. Bradbury and wife, OF Salem,
Mass, are spending a vacation Of three
weeks in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Edward ]. Tilton, of Concord,
home on Bridge hill.
Charles A. Hanscom, who joined Mrs.
| Hanscom here for a short vacation, lett
Monday for Baltimore.
Miss Caroline NJ. Joy, of Grand Forks,
n. D., is in the city for few weeks, the
guest Of Mrs. Calvin P. Joy.
DIR. Walter R. Foster, of Portland, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Ellsworth with
his mother, Mrs. L. d. Foster.
Miss Lillian Russell, who has been Wis
iting her uncle, Austin K. Russell, has re-
turned to her home in Warren.
DIR. George r. Caldwell, OF Somerville,
Mass, has joined his wife and little
daughter here for his vacation.
| Miss Lucy K. Ogsood, teacher OF mathe-
matics in the Peabody (Mass) high
school, is visiting relatives in the city.
A. p. Harvey, wife and son Russell, who
have been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned to their home in Everett, Mass.
Mrs. Frank w. Brackett, of BrookIine,
Mass, and Mrs. Frank E. Smith, OF Gardi-
| ner, are visiting their sister, Mrs. G. F..
| Newman.
| Mrs. Eliza Blaylock, of Smith Center,
| Kan, and her sister, Julia Caldwell, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
| A. E. Moore.
F. II. Mcfarland, X, F. d. carrier No. a.,
| not to be outdone by Carrier Gray, of r..
F. D. 2, has flung to the breeze hand
some campaign flag. Next!
Mrs. Hollis c. Joy and two children,
| who have been visiting Mrs. Calvin p.
Joy for few days, left for their home in
Sharon, Mass, yesterday.
Lawrence Carroll and wife and Harry G..
Woodward and wife, of Springvale, are
spending few days in Ellsworth. They
made the trip from Springvale in Mr..
Carroll's automobile.
Leon E. Rowe, of the postoffice force, is
enjoying part of his vacation in New
York. A postal from him announces that
he and DR.. George Parcher are having a
high old time together.
The q. of II. class OF the Methodist Sun
day school will serve supper at the vestry
next Friday eveing from o'clock until
all are served. The proceeds are for the
| benefit of the music fund.
Rev. r. B. Mathews and family, who
have been spending August at East Surry,
returned Yesterday to their home here.
Miss Dorothy leaves to-day for visit oi
two weeks with her grandparents in New
| castle.
Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri, speaker
of the national House and near-nominee
| for the presidency, and Hon. Samuel w.
| Gould, congressman from this district,
will address democratic rally at Hancock
hall Friday evening.
The State board OF assessors met in Ellis
worth last Thursday. Assessors from
! Ellsworth and many neighboring towns
appeared before them, and much valuable
| information was exchanged looking tt
| the more equable valuation OF property
| and assessment of taxes.
The municipal officers Of Ellsworth viii
be in session at the room of the mayor sne
aldermen Thursday, Friday and Saturday
| of next week, to register names OF voters
| The hours OF sessions will be a. m. to p
M, 3 to and to p. m. No new name
will be added to the voting list after p
m, Saturday.
The third and last of the series o
cooked-food sales given by the Congrega
tionai parish and Thursday club