Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-09-04

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r 1. smith returned from Boston Tues
day.
y. C. Bridges went 10 Boston Saturday
for short visit.
orviIIe Purdy, OF Boston. is at the Phil
Inns house at Flye point.
Miss Idella Hill has returned to her
school in Cnicopee, Mass.
Mrs. Hazel Angler and Miss Edith went
TO dorchester, Mass, Saturday.
almond Atherton, OF Lynn, Mass is
the guest of II. VI. Pease and wife.
Mrs. Charles Fiye, OF Dorchester, Mass,
visited at B. O. Dollard's last week.
Mrs. Guy Means, OF Dorchester, Mass,
il visiting her father, E. II. Bridges.
The Misses Marshall, OF Lawrence,
Mass, are guests of Miss Bessie Allen.
win Nntter has left for East Bridge
water, Mass, where he will teach this
year.
Ray Griffin and Eugene Kane have gone
to Epping, N. H., to work in corn
factory.
Mrs. Warren Ford and Miss Lula
stewart spent several days last week at
Sunshine.
Miss Nettie Gott is having six-room
cottage built at Brooklin corner, next to
the Earle lot.
Mrs. Alice Flye Tozier, OF Denver, COL,
was the guest Of her uncle, Henry W..
Flye, last week.
Miss Laura Stewart has returned to her
work in Providence, r. l., after spending
month at home.
Eugene Freethy and daughter Martha,
OF lawrence, Mass, are visiting J. B.
Babson and wife.
Mrs. Addie Wood, OF Boston, who has
been visiting friends in town, returned to
her home Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Kane has returned from
Bangor, where she has been receiving
treatment on her throat.
Byron Sellers, wife and Master Morris,
OF Beverly, Mass, were guests Of r. G..
Stanley and wife Sunday.
Mrs. II. p. Babson and Miss Angie have
returned home, after spending the season
at their summer home at Haven.
Charles West, of Roxbury, Mass, has
Joined his wife at J. b. Babson's, where
Mrs. West is spending the summer.
Homer Stanley came home from Boston
Sunday. He was accompanied by his
brother Hollis, OF Bangor, whom he visited
on his way home.
Rev. Mr.. Purkiss, of EIgin, ILL.,,
prelched fine sermon in the Baptist
church Sunday morning. which was
much appreciated.
Fred Earle has returned to Lynn, Mass,
Mr., and Mrs. Earle will remain at their
summsr cottage two weeks longer.
W. T. Pisrson and wife, Mrs. Jessie
Person sud Miss Violet Pierson, of Wash
ington, 3. C. who have spent two weeks
in town, iefl for their homes Saturday.
Ma. WiAliam wilkins and daughter
Vjrginia, who have been visiting her par
emit, ". p. Mcfarland and wife, have re-
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Sshoo's begi Monday. Sept. 9, with the
following teachers: Village, Miss Lena
Cousins Haven, Miss Rachel Cole; West
Brooklin, MIS- 5scis Billings, of Bluehill;
North Brooki1, Everett Hale; No. Z,
Floyd Hamilton; Nsskeag, Miss Mitchell;
principal OF hi IN school, Mr.. jack assist
ant, Miss e iii1 SHELTON, of Belfast. The
students, as we'll as the people will well
come Miss SHELTON back this year to carry
on the excellent work which she began
last year. All regret that Mr.. Linscott
will not return for this year.
Mrs. Carrie l. Flye entertained large
party o. friends at progressive whist Fri
day evening. There were eight tables.
Cards were played until II O'Clock, Mrs.
Josephine Blance and Postmaster T. G..
Stanley carrying off the honors. Miss
Violet Pierson and Prin Allen re-
ceived the consolation prizes. Dainty re-
freshments we're served; then the COM
pany was invited to the spacious dining
room, where a program OF instrumental
music by w. T. Pierson, OF Washington,
ID. c.; readings by Miss Violet Pierson, of
Washington, solos by Mrs. W. 7. Pierson,
and Prin Allen and concert singing
was much enjoyed.
Sept. 2. UNE FEMME.