Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-07-10

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east Sundays.
Miss Dorothy McGown is the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Rice ct Calais.
Mrs. H. L. Rowe, OF Brewer, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. 7. Giles.
Miss Lucy Monaghan is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Edmon Emo, in Searsport.
Herbert Buckley, Of Summit, N. j., is the
guest Of DR.. II. 4, D. Woodruff and wife.
George Monaghan, former resident
here, now living in Massachusetts,, 10 in
the city.
The Ellsworth band will give a concert
Friday evening, probably on the library
grounds.
Iinwood +. Beckwith, wife ana infant
son, Of Gloucester City, N. s., are visiting
relatives here.
Little Anna Torrens, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. F. L. Kent, has returned to
her home in Bangor.
Mrs. A. p. Mcfarland, OF Pittsfeld, is
with her mother, Mrs. Otis w. Kent, who
is quite ill at her home on Bridge hill.
c. w. Hopkins, Of Boston, who has
spent the past six weeks here among rela-
tives and friends, has returned home.
George l.. Brooks, of Hudson, Mass, is
visiting his father, w. w. Brooks. He is
accompanied by Harold Bruce, Of Hudson.
Mrs. Ruby Gurney Livingston, OF Provi-
dence, X. l., is expected to-day, and will
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
II. w. Dunn.
Fred w. Joy, Postmaster J. w. Nealley,
Frank 8. Lord and E. G. Moore left Friday
for cruise Of week or ten days in the
yatch Lorelei.
Misses Christina Doyle, Helen Shute and
Hazel Giles spent Tuesday at Shady Nook,
guests OF Mrs. F. G. Burriil at her cot
tage, .sRest-a- while"
William W. Murch, Of South Boston,
has bought the Cook house on High street
for summer home. His family is already
here and Mr.. Murch is expected Saturday.
Able L. Friend, Of Fallen Timber, Pa,
is spending few days with his parents,
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Is in Maine for month or more on BUSH
ness.
The schooner Nellie Grant sailed yester-
day for Salem with Capt. Leroy r. Flye, Of
Brooklin, in command in place OF Capt. A..
l.. Bellatty, who will remain at home for
while.
Charles A. Phillips, who has been em-
ployed in Auburn the past few years, has
returned to Ellsworth with his wife Ind
little daughter. He will be employed in
the new shoe factory.
In the fight against the brown-taii moth
and tent caterpillar, g. F. Newman has
been employed to cut down all wild
cherry and apple trees within the limits Of
the highways Of Ellsworth.
o. p. Torrence has moved back from La
moine to Ellsworth, and will open q
general store in the o. X. Brrnham build
ing on upper State street. The family
will occupy the rooms over the store.
Walter P. Warren and Miss Lucretia A.
Pettengill, both OF Ellsworth, were mar
ried by Rev. p. A. A. Killam at the Bap-
tist parsonage Saturday evening. Friends
OF the young couple extend congratula-
tions.
Frank D. Rowe and wife, of Warren,
who have been here for week or more,
have returned Mrs Rowe to her home in
Warren; Mr.. Rowe to Castine to attend
the educatl onal meeting being held there
this week.
Hoyt A. Moore, OF New York, joined
Mrs. Moore here on the morning Of the
Fourth, remaining until Monday. He
will return for longer vacation later in
the summer. James E. Parsons, Of Lubec,
was also here for the Fourth
Ellsworth friends extend congratula-
| tions to franklin Z. Gregory and wife, Of
Phillips Beach, Mass, on the advent of .
daughter, born Saturday. Mrs. Gregory
was Miss Muriei Davis, daughter Of Henry
E. Davis and vile, Of this city.
c. e. Bellatty, wife and two children,
Leslie Beckwith, wife and little daughter.
and Miss Margaret Franklin, Of Boston,
are At the Bellatty cottage at Contention
Cove. Mrs. G. A. Bellatty and Mrs. Nancy
Beckwith. Of Ellsworth, are also 1t the
cottage.
The State fish and game commissioners
have appointed . hearing at the Hancock
house At 7.30 p. m, Tuesday, July 16, on
the petition Of Charles E. Googins and