Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-26

Walter Scott has gone to Boston, where
he has employment.
Mrs. E. I. Lindsay, of New York, is
here for the summer.
Clarence Tapley is home from Bowdoin
college for the summer.
| F. W. Hamlin, OF Milo, was the guest Of
friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Bradbury, of Salem, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John B. Dean.
| Frank NJ. Gaynor has opened his livery
stable at Northeast Harbor for the sum-
mer.
The Boy Scouts banquet will be given
this evening at $50 in the Methodist
vestry.
Boyd Bartlett, of Castine, spent few
days the past week with his mother, Mrs.
| Maria l.. Bartlett.
Miss Villa Frost is at home from Pea
body, Mass, where she is teaching, for
the summer vacation.
| Miss Paulene Foster, who is teacher in
the public schools in Hull, Mass, is home
| for the summer vacation.
| Mrs. NJ. l.. Kimball, with son Hough-
! ton, is here to spend the summer with
her parents, James l.. Cook and wife.
The summer schedule went into effect
on the Maine Central Monday. The time
table printed on page has been corrected
| to date.
| The ladies OF the Methodist society will
have a cooked food sale at the Dorr build
ing on Main street Friday beginning at
o'clock.
| The ladies' aid society OF the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow with Mrs.
Mary Card instead of at the vestry as an
nounced last Sunday.
E. J. Clark and family, of surry, have
moved to Mckenzie avenue, this city, for
| the summer. Mr.. Clark is employed as
/ coachman a. "The Pines".
Mrs. ]. w. Malone and her daughter,
Miss Hannah Frances, are home from
| Lewiston, where the latter has been
| spending her first year at Bates college.
Zachariah Jellison, of New York, whom
Ellsworth people are always glad to greet,
arrived in this city this morning. He will
be here and in this vicinity for month or
| more.
Henry L. Russell OF Warren, formerly of
| Ellsworth, spent few days here last
week, the guest OF his brother Austin.
| His many Ellswor friends were pleased
| to see him.
Mrs. James Z. Ford, formerly of Els
worth, died Monday of last week at her
| home in Melrose Highlands, Mass. She
leaves a husband and two daughters, who
have the sympathy of Ellsworth friends.
| Mrs. A. w. Clark, who has been away
several weeks visiting her sons DR.. Edwin
| Clark, in Colorado, and Harold, in Pitts
burgh, Pa, arrived home Monday. Mrs.
Harold Clark, with little son, accompanied
her to remain through the summer.
Carl w. Leighton, of Ellsworth, and
Arthur and James Conary, OF Surry, were
| employed on the large steam yacht Cris-
| tina, on which there was an explosion FRI
day, resulting in the death Of one woman,
a guest on board. Neither of the boys
| was injured.
c. L. Morang, who was delegate to the
republican national convention at
Chicago, arrived home this morning.
He had the privilege of taking part in one
of the most stirring conventions in the
history of the republican party. he re-
ports good time.
| Mrs. Harriet Kidder, daughter of G..
Porter Smith and wife, who has been here
| for the past two months, has returned to
her home in Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Smith b,
who has been seriously ill, is at present
quite comfortable, though not improving
as rapidly as could be wished.
The school board has invited the three
teachers OF the high school - Principal
Mcclellan, Sub-principal Packard and
Miss Brown-to return for another year.
This corps of teachers has done excellent
work in the school the past year, and it is
hoped that all OF them will return.
Lewis NJ. Smith, representative of the
John Bird Co., OF Rockland, whose home
here is at the "Merrimac", has returned to
this city with bride, who was Miss
Cornelis J. Roethlein, Of Lyncbburg, Va.
The marriage took place at the home Of
the brides parents on June 10. The
many friendsjhere OF Mr.. Smith are glad
to greet him and his bride.
Two Ellsworth boys-Robert King and
Arthur Parcher-will be graduated this
week froml Bowdoin college. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Parcher left to-day for