Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-09-11

east Sundays.
Charles w. Eaton was home from Ban
gor election day.
News has been received OF the critical
illness OF B. F. JOY, Of this city, at Vest
brook.
Miss Carrie Russell is spending a vaca-
tion OF two weeks with her parents in
Warren.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dodge and Miss Geneva
Smith are visiting relatives in Bangor and
Old Town.
Frank Hamlin, of Chicago, was the
guest of his brother, Col. Fl. E. Hamlin,
over Sunday.
Miss Marion Rideout, one of last years
high school graduates, has gone to Bucks
port to teach.
The high school and common schools of
the city and Ellsworth Falls will open
Monday.
William B. Tracy and wife returned to
Fairfield Saturday, after a week spent in
Ellsworth.
Eugene Monohon, of Northeast Harbor,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Augusta
A. Wisweli.
Miss Ida Jude, after visit OF two weeks
with relatives here, returned to Lynn,
Mass, last Friday.
Miss Lenora Higgins, who has spent the
summer at her home in Ellsworth, left
Friday for Woodfords, to resume teaching.
Miss Florence G. Smith, who has spent
the summer at her home in Ellsworth, left
yesterday for New York, to resume teach
ing.
Leon E. Rowe and G. Fl. Vose, Of this
city, attended the great gathering of
Mystic Shriners at Lewiston last Thurs
day.
Master Marvyn Phillips, who accom-
panied Rev. A. J. Lord and wife to their
home in Meriden, Conn.,, for visit, is
home.
Mrs. Amanda Mayo, of Brewer, and sis
ter, Mrs. Laura Howard, OF Salem, Mass,
visited their uncle, c. H. Grindal, last
week.
Miss Carrie /. Goss, after spending a
week cruising with friends in the yacht
Lorelei. has returned to her home in At
tleboro, Mass.
w. A. Alexander ana wife are spending
the week at the Wescott camp. Patten
pond. Miss Bertha Barbour, OF Foxcroft,
is their guest.
Howard A. Mcclellan, OF Princeton, who
will return to Ellsworth as principal of
the high school, was in the city to vote on
election day, remaining Tuesday.
Mrs. Rose, wife of Judge John c. Rose,
of Maryland, whose summer home is in
Bluehill, was the guest last Wednesday OF
Mrs, Charles A. Hanscom, in Ellsworth.
The telephone girls will give dance at
Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening,
Sept. IS. Music by Kelley's orchestra, of
Bar Harbor. Refreshments will be served.
Chaplain D. II. Tribou, U. s. n, retired,
was greeted by large congregation at the
Methodist church Sunday forenoon. His
many Ellsworth friends were glad to see
him.
Charles E. Alexander's family and some
friends are occupying their camp at
Patterns pond for the rest OF this week.
Mr.. Alexander will join them Saturday
night.
v. F. Hooper and son Howard FL. were
home from East Hampden for election
day. Mrs, Howard Hooper accompanied
them on their return, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. H. King.
Miss May and Daniel Dority, who have
been visiting their grandmother, the ven
erable Mrs. Michael Mullen, and their
aunt, Miss Kate Mullen, have returned to
their home in Massachusetts,.
Samuel Eldridge and wife, Fred Her.
rick, wife and two children, of Dexter,
and Miss Helen Eldridge, of Bangor, were
guests Of John p. Eldridge and wife sun
day, making the trip by automobile.
The most pleasing sight of election day
at the polls in ward was the appearance
of Col. John F. Whitcomb, who came out
to vote. It was the first time Col. Whit
comb had been out OF his house for over
three months.
Fred Davis, OF Boston, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Elmer E. Rowe. Mr.. Davis is
recuperating from critical illness and
operation for appendicitis. He will spend
large part of his visit here with Mr..
Rowe at his camp at Patterns pond.
The Ellsworth progressive club is fitting
up headquarters over c. l.. Morang's IS
store, and will enter upon an active