Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-08-14
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

| ltoD ". FlOOu wus nome from bangor
over Sunday.
WinsIow ID. Moore went to Hampden
Monday for ten days visit with his sis
| ter.
| David A. Foster broke his collar bone by
falling off his bicycle at Mt. Desert Ferry
recently.
| Mrs. Edward White and three children,
of Bar Harbor, are visiting George e.
Maddocks and wife.
William and Charles Saunders, of
Bucksport, were here Monday to attend
the funeral OF their uncle Albert.
Herbert E. Flood is having the barn
road to his own lot. Capt. James Farrell
has the job.
NJ. II. Haynes, wife and son Robert and
| Miss Emma Wood, Of Bangor, are SPEND
ing the week at the Haynes camp at Green
lake.
| Mrs. Mary ID. Jordan returned to her
home in Bangor Monday, after visiting
friends and relatives here and at Otis
several weeks.
| Miss Florence Nevelle returned to West
Roxbury Monday, after spending two
weeks here with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Nevelle.
Hubbard Z. Newell, of Portland, came
Sunday morning to join Mrs. Newell for
a visit of few days with Mrs. Newells
parents, Henry Lord and wife.
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| Israel Jones, of Eau Claire, Wis, was
here from Friday until Sunday visiting A..
| FL. Carlisle and wife. From here he went
to Marion, his old home town, which he
has not visited since he went West forty
six years ago.
| Orlando Brooks and wife, of Corinna,
Albion Carlisle and wife, r. e. Moore, of
Duluth, and George 8. Moore Of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, are occupying the Joyce cot
tage at Pleasant beach for four weeks.
Harold v. Moore, of this place, and Miss
Alice Richardson, OF Aurora, were married
at the home OF the bridegroom by Rev. O..
j. Guptill Wednesday evening OF last week.
Mr.. Moore is one OF the Falls most enter
prising young farmers, and both he and
1 Mrs. Moore have the best wishes OF the
community. They will live at the
| Moore home on the up-river road.
| The annual Sunday school picnic was
postponed from Tuesday until Thursday
on account OF the bad weather. 1t will be
held at Maddocks' landing this year. At
noon fish chowder will be served to all.
A good program of games and contests
l -. ala, Nrr he oft
cordial invitation is extended to all to at
tend, whether members Of the school or
not.
| Willard Carter and wife are entertain
ing Mrs. Carter's parents, William Brown
and wife, of Putnam, Conn. Mr.. Brown
has been an invalid for twenty-one years,
unable, until coming to Maine recently, to
walk. Since he has been here he has been
so much benefited that with the aid of a
cane he has walked a quarter of mile to
the Bangor bridge, caught some fish, and
walked back.
The annual reunion of the Moore family
will be held Aug. 81 at Maddocks' landing
il the weather is favorable; if not, it will
be held the first fair day. The band has
been engaged to furnish music. An in
vitation is extended to any who may care
to attend. Tables will be set in the grove
for all who care to partake OF picnic din
ner. A chicken dinner will be served at
the Green Lake inn to as many as care to
partake; children will be served at half
price. As usual, there will be a dance
in the evening at Gerry's casino.
The community was shocked by the
death of Albert Saunders, Saturday
evening, at about o'clock. Mr.. Saunders
had complained Of not feeling well for
several weeks, but had been able to attend
to his work as shingle saver in the mills
here. He went to the clearinghouse for
his supper as usual Saturday, and then
went to the home of his sister, Mrs.
| Webster M. Woodbury., where he fell on
the floor and died within few minutes.
Mr.. Saunders was tifty-four years Of age.
He had worked in the various mills here
several years during the summer and in
| the woods winters, and was trusted en-
ployee, well liked in the community. He
| leaves three sisters - Mrs. Woodbury., OF
this place; Mrs. John Perkins and Mrs.
Charles Davis, both of Bucksport, and
two brothers - Nathaniel, of Bucksport,
and William, of this place. Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Woodbury., Rev.
10. J. Guptill officiating. The re-
| mains were taken to Bucksport Tuesday