Ellsworth American., 1912-08-07
at the assessors office in Bar Harbor on
the following day.

at tne asseSSOrS once IN Bar HarbOr on
the following day.
Henry Mayo, an employee on the house
on Bridge hill in process of erection by P.
Il. Kearns, was struck on the head by
falling board yesterday, and badly but not
seriously cut.
Mrs. E. M. Dodge was called to Bar Bar
Dor Tuesday by the serious illness of her
son, H. g. Dodge, who underwent an
operation in the Bar Harbor hospital July
g. He is gaining, though slowly.
The opening gun of the State campaign
in Ellsworth will be fred at Hancock hall
o-morrow night by the democrats.
Hon. Ggar F. Hanson, the many times
mayor of Belfast, will be the speaker.
j. w. Tatley's family, of Montreal, is
at the Smith cottage, Pleasant beach, for
August. Mr.. Tatley, who accompanied
them here last week, has returned to
Montreal. He will join his family here
for his vacation later.
Misses Mabel, Edith and Agnes Lord,
Alice and Ruth Garland and Mrs. Grace
Wiggin and daughter Elizabeth spent
Sunday at Northeast Harbor, and were
guests Of Frank s. Lord and wife on
board the yacht Lorelei.
The announcement that Rev. Albert j.
Lord, Of Meriden, Conn, would preach
at the Baptist church last Sunday even
ing, brought out large congregation.
Mr.. Lords topic was: ''The Worth of a
Man." which was finely developed.
Charles l.. Morang and wife announce
the engagement of their daughter, Carrie
A., to Harold A. Robinson, of Brookline,
Mass. Mr.. Robinson is the son of Mrs e.
K. Thayer, of Brookline, who has a sum-
mer cottage at Webb's pond, Waltham.
Capt. Samuel A. Goodwin, who has been
home for few days, has gone to Stockton
Springs to load for New York He was
accompanied by Mrs. Goodwin as far as
Bangor. Mrs. Sidney A. Goodwin, with
infant son Greeley, is with her husband
at Stockton Springs.
The ladies' aid society of the Ellsworth
Methodist church has adopted the 'smile-
Of f-pennies" idea for raising money for
church aid. Slips are being distributed
providing for a foot of pennies, one cent
to an inch. A "mile of pennies, one
cent to the inch, means S63360.
A petition has been sent to the State
commissioners of inland fisheries and
game, signed by DR.. George A. Phillips
and twenty-five others, residents of Bar
Harbor, Ellsworth and vicinity, asking
that close time of two years be placed
upon fishing in Branch Pond stream.
Mrs. Elmer E. Rowe was called to
Boston Friday by the serious illness of her
brother, Fred l.. Davis, who on Thursday
underwent critical operation for ap-
pendicitis. The many Ellsworth friends
OF Mr.. Davis are pleased to know that late
reports as to his condition are favorable.
Robert S. Leighton, wife and son John,
and Charles F. Jordan, of Everett, Mass,
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth, and
occupying the Morris cottage at Birch
point, Bayside. They have as guests Her
bert Baldwin and Mr.. Friedstone, of
Everett. Mrs. Leighton is at present the
guest of Mrs. Gilman Wakefield at Bay
side.
The Thursday club of the Congrega-
tional church and the parish are to give a
series of three cooked food sales during
August. The first will be next Friday
afternoon at the Dorr store on Main
street. The entire parish is requested
and expected-to send food. The proceeds
are to be used for improvements on the
church.
Ellsworth friends of L. d. Harden. son
of the late A. P. Harden, will be interested
to know of his recent advancement by the
Pope Manufacturing Co., of Hartford,
Conn.,, in whose employ he has been for
over twenty-five years. lie has been pro-
NOTED from assistant manager to manager
of the company's bicycle and motorcycle
department.
The largest deed ever recorded in the
Hancock county registry of deeds was re-
ceived last week. The fee for recording it
alone will be about 500. 1t is mortgage
deed give by the American Ice Co. and
subsidiary companies, and contains about
n, 900 words. The same deed has to be re-
corded in every county where the COM
panies own property.
On August a son, Louis j., jr., was
born to Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Gulliver,
U. S. N, at their cottage at Town Land
ing, Falmouth Foreside, Portland. Mrs.
Gulliver will be remembered by her many
friends in Ellsworth as Dorothy Whiting.
In September Lieut.. and Mrs. Gulliver
will move to Philadelphia, where he is
stationed at the navy yard.
Albert A. Joy, treasurer of the Mer-
chants Trust & Banking Co., of Presque
Isle, is spending a vacation of two weeks
with his parents, Austin II. Joy and wife.
Miss Lura Smith, of Presque Isle, and
Miss Ruth Mitchell, of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, are also guests of the Joys. The
family and guests are spending week or
two at the Grindal cottage, Pleasant
beach.
The musicale and dancing party an