Ellsworth American., 1912-07-24

A. K. Russell has leased the G. w.
Smith house on Oak street.
A. G. Moon has purchased the Essing-
ton place on the Surry road.
Master Harold Rice, of Calais, is the
guest of Miss Dorothy McGown.
Miss Marguerite Carpenter, of Sharon,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. B. T. Sowle.
Mrs. U. V. Scott, OF Orono, is visiting
her father, A. w. Buzzell and wife.
Mrs. Willis H. Allen, of Machias, is the
guest of Arthur l. Saunders and wife.
Walter Himberg and wife, of Boston,
are guests of John P. Eldridge and wife.
Mrs. Mary H. Williams, of Wellington,
Mass, is visiting her brother, T. E. Hale.
Mrs. Rodney Higgins, of Hallowell, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Arthur Abram.
Harry NJ. Bellatty, who is employed in
Boston, is home for two-weeks' vacation.
Miss Mary b. Hall, of Brockton, Mass,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A. Cunning
| ham.
Mrs. Daniel Coney, of Bangor, is visit
ing her parents, Edward e. Doyle and
| wife.
Miss Margaret Monaghan is home from
Houlton, and will remain for the rest of
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Of Boston, is
the guest Of Mrs. l.. G. Berry, at her home
on High street.
Eber L. Squirting, wife and son Erwin,
| of Gran berry isles, were weekend guests
of relatives here.
| Rev. Albert j. Lord, wife and son, of
| Meriden, Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. Lord s
father, ii. B. Phillips.
| The stewards of the Methodist church
will serve supper at the vestry this even
| ing, beginning at $50.
| Miss Sadie NOVEL;, of Sanford, and Miss
Edna Johnson, of Winchester, Mass, are
guests of Miss Alice Haslam.
Luther E. and Leman Kimball, of
| Boston, are spending the week with
Wellington Haslam's family.
| Mrs. George K. Caldwell, of Somerville,
Mass, with infant daughter, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. l.. d. Foster.
Rev. K. B. Mathews and family leave
| tomorrow to spend about four weeks at
the Stetson cottage, Contention cove.
The firemen were called out last Thurs
day afternoon for slight fire in the old
shed at the eastern side OF Wyman park.
| C. s. Johnston has commenced work on
| the new piece of concrete sidewalk on
| Main street, from Oak street to the rail-
road.
Chester L. Bailey, of Searsport, spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Bailey, who is vis-
| iting her parents, Capt. Roland c. Bonsey
md wife.
| Miss Tressa Emerson, who has been Wis
| iting her grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide
| Pittsfield.
Clayton M. Ward, former principal of
| the Ellsworth high school, has been
elected sub master of the South Portland
high school.
j. s. Donovan is having the dwelling
apartments on the second floor of his
| building on Main street remodeled for
| his own occupancy.
Miss Shirley l.. Dodge, who has spent
part of her vacation with her grandpars
ents, George F. Dodge and wife, has re-
turned to Bar Harbor.
District-Superinten Palladino oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church last Sunday evening, delivering
an interesting sermon.
Greely, the year old son of Capt. Sidney
A. Goodwin and wife, observed the anni-
versary of his birth last week by giving a
party to group of his little friends.
Mrs. J. T. Crippen announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Anna Frances,
to Campbell Hunt, of Allston, Mass. The
wedding will take place sometime in Au-
gust.
The first political banner OF the presi-
Dental campaign displayed in Ellsworth,
is at the home of Frank E. Gray. 1t is
needless to say that it is Taft and Sher-
man banner.
Miss Mary Ann Scott died Friday at her
home in Bangor. She leaves two brothers
John and William Scott, Of Ellsworth,
and one sister-Mrs. Catherine Parks, of
Minneapolis.
A series of three invitation parties, pre-
ceded by short musical programs, will be
given at Society hall this summer. The
dates are July 25, August and n. The