Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-13

Mrs. Frank Mccarthy is visiting in
Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Olive Alexander, Of Calais, is the
guest Of relatives here.
Miss Bernice Giles has been visiting
Mrs. A. e. Lyon in Orono.
A. E. Farnsworth, of Brooklin, was a
visitor in the city last Monday.
Mrs. Charles Smith, OF Cherryfield, has
been visiting Mrs. e. N. Burke.
Harry L. Scott, OF Enfield, was the week.
end guest Of his brother, L. M. Scott.
Leon d. Harden, OF Hartford, Conn.,, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. P. Harden.
c. a. Hanscom and wife left last Friday
for their home in Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. A. l. Saunders will entertain this
evening in honor of her sister, Mrs. Allen,
of Machias.
DIR. L. J.. Morrison, OF Bar Harbor,
brought down fine buck which he shot
in Otis Saturday.
Miss Maud Beliatty was given sur
prise birthday patty at her home on the
surry road Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Emery, of Salisbury Cove,
has arrived to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Z. Fl. Leland.
The ladies' social circle of the Baptist
church will have supper and apron sale
at the vestry next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Zelma NJ. Wilson and Mrs. Alice ].
Murch, who are employed in Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday and Monday in Ellsworth.
Rev. r. B. Mathews left to-day for
Lewiston, where he will deliver an address
this evening at the Y. NJ. &. A. Of that
city.
Henry B. Stockbridge, who has spent
the summer here with his parents, S. P.
Stock bridge and wife, left to- day for his
home in Glendale, Cal.
James l.. Cook and wife have left to
spend the winter in Brunswick and Nor
way. Mr.. Cook will visit Boston and
vicinity during the winter.
d. d. G. NJ. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Libby, OF
Bangor, will inspect Irene chapter, o. e.
s. at the regular meeting Friday evening.
full attendance is desired. Supper will
be served at $50.
L. E. Treadwell left last Friday for a
few days hunting in the White noun
tains. He will visit in Boston before his
return. He expects to be away from ten
days to two weeks.
DIR. Z. H. Gibbs, of Livermore Falls, has
sold Is business there, and has moved to
Ellsworth, and will practice here. His
office Is over Moore's drug store; resi-
dence 10 Central street.
w. T. Thomas and wife. OF Portland,
were guests of Clifton Woodward at
Camp Porcupine, Green lake, few days
last week. Mr.. Thomas did not have his
usual success duck hunting.
Schooner Melissa Trask cleared Monday
for Newark, N. j., with slaves Tor C. j.
Treworgy. Mr.. Treworgy has also loaded
the schooner Kate l.. Pray at Steuben.
She sailed Tuesday for Portland.
The November committee of the Congre-
gationaI church, OF which Mrs. George A.
Parcher is chairman, will hold a cooked
food and candy sale in the Dorr building
on Main street next Saturday afternoon.
One Of the pair OF team horses owned by
the Standard Oh Co., and driven by Clifton
Woodward, its agent here, died Friday
night In It's stall. Mr.. Woodward had
driven the horse on the oil wagon twelve
years. The company has shipped an
other pair for use here.
The young mems committee of the Con-
gregationsl church is arranging for an en-
at Hancock hall Tuesday
evening, Dec. 3. The program will in
clude readings by Miss Agnes o. Hersey,
a graduate OF the Emerson school of ora
tory, and singing by Miss Bertha Giles.
Mrs. John Hardwick (born Georgia
FOSTER, OF Montreal, was operated upon
yesterday for appendicitis. Her many
friends here will be pleased TO learn that
the operation was successful, and that the
patient is comfortable. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardwick were married about two months
ago.
George Gault, ir., OF Lamoine, appeared
before the Ellsworth municipal court last
Friday to answer to the charge OF drunk
and disorderly, ON the case continued from
Oct. q. He retracted his previous plea Of
not guilty, and pleaded guilty. A fine Of
80 and costs was imposed, but execution
OF sentence was suspended.
The first meeting OF the literature club
was held Monday evening with Mrs. F..