Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-30

was in Ellsworth Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. Morrison, of Boston, is
visiting friends in Ellsworth.
Miss Louise p. Hopkins, of Bangor, is
the guest OF Mrs. J. A. Peters.
Marion and Louise Donnell are visiting
their cousin, Hazel Bragdon, in franklin.
Harry NJ. Bellatty, who has been spend
ing his vacation here, returned yesterday
TO Boston.
!. l.. Halman spent the weekend with
his family here, returning to Boston Sun
day night.
Miss Hannah Frances Malone has as a
guest college friend, Miss Wordsworth,
of Gardiner.
Harry c. Stratton, wife and son Harold
OF waltham, Mass, are visiting relatives
in Ellsworth.
Capt. John @. Adams and wife spent
Sunday with their son Howard and wife
at Old Orchard.
Rev. p, A. A. Killam, who has enjoyed
months vacation, will be back in his pull
pit in the Baptist church Sunday.
NJ. P. McCaffery, an alderman of Prince
Rupert, B. c., was in this city Saturday,
the guest of Z. E. Doyle and wife.
Mrs. F. W. Rollins is home after spend
ing several weeks at Pleasant beach with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. Il. Cushman.
Harold Il. Clark, wife and little son Rich
ard, OF Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting Mr..
Ciark's mother, Mrs. Helen L. Clark.
Miss Alice Adams is at home from New
tonville, Mass, to spend August with
her parents, John @. Adams and wife.
A baseball team from the University of
Maine summer school defeated the Els
worth town team at Ellsworth Friday.
Score, 25-6.
The Ellsworth telephone girls" will
give a dance at Hancock hall tomorrow
evening. Music by Monagha orchestra
Of five pieces.
den, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Lords father,
II. b. Phillips. Their son Phillips H. has
been mere several weeks.
A. L. Witham arrived home last Thurs
day from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan,
where he has been employed by the Am
bursen Hydraulic Construction Co.
Morris Bowden, jr., V. c. K. of Court
Nanamissie, has been chosen delegate to
the State convention OF the Independent
Order OF Foresters to be held at Waterville
Aug. s.
DR.. ii. Z. Mason, wife and two children,
OF Old Town, arrived Friday for a visit
with DIR. Mason's parents, c. W. Mason
and wife. DR.. Mason returned home
Monday, Mrs. Mason and the children re-
manning for visit of two weeks.
A small addition is being built and al
terations made on the School street school
house to make room for pupils Of the first
to fifth grades from the State street school
| which will be abandoned. The new room
will be on the ground floor, at the eastern
end OF the building.
James r. Carter, Of Bangor, son oi
| Clarington J. Carter and wife,, of West
| Ellsworth, and Miss Edna May Fernald
| OF Hampden, were married by Rev. p. A. A
Kil.em at the Baptist parsonage in Els
worth Monday forenoon. In the evening
there was a reception at the home of the
groom's parents in West Ellsworth, severa
| from Ellsworth attending. Mr.. and Mrs
Carter will make their home in Bangor.
c. W. Grindal has bought the 35-tor
schooner Act@on, formerly the sloop-
yacht Addie Voorhees, and later the Addie
and is having her fitted with two ten
horsepower engines at the yards of the
Ellsworth Foundry & Machine Works.
Mr.. Grindal will use her as freighter to
extend his trade to the bay and island
towns. He expects to have her in commits
sion in about a month. George Farrell
will command her.
Maude E., only daughter OF Capt. Adel-
bert L. BelIatty and wife, OF Ellsworth,
and William Joseph Macdonald, of Ban
gor, we're married at Bangor last Wednes-
day. After trip to Portland and Boston,
and a visit of few days to the BRIDES
home in EilsH orth, they left Sunday
night for Bangor, where they will reside.
The bride has the best wishes Of her many
Ellsworth friends. The groom is gradu-
ate OF the Doe business college, and is at
present employed in the Lowell & Engel
mill at East Hampden.
At the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning at 1890, Rev. Oscar B. Hawes,
who was to have preached August 10, will