Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-18

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Harbor Stars will also be guests of the
Southwest Harbor chapter.
Mrs. c. j. Swan, of Boston, arrived
yesterday to be present at the graduating
exercises Of the Ellsworth high school.
Her niece, Miss Winifred Doyle, is a
member of the graduating class. Mrs
Swan expects to return to Boston next
Saturday.
Linwood II. Gushman and wife returned
yesterday from two-weeks' wedding
trip, during which they visited Bar Har-
Dor, Portland, Boston and New York.
They will shortly go to their cottage at
Pleasant Beach, Bayside, where they will
spend the summer.
An important business change in Ellis
worth this week was the withdrawal from
the Reliable Clothing Co. OF II. o. Staples,
OF Boston, who has been connected with
the company for some fifteen years, as
president and general manager. The
business will be continued under the same
name, with Harry W. Haynes as manager.
Harry D., little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry d. Normandy, died in this city last
Thursday, aged two years, seven months.
Mr.. Normandy is a brother of G. o. Nor
mandy, OF the Mutual Shoemakers of Els
worth, and came here from Norridge
wock with his family but few weeks ago.
The parents have the sympathy of Els
worth friends.
Parents and friends of Miss May Bon
sey's piano pupils enjoyed a delightful
afternoon at her home Monday, when the
pupils gave a recital. Tue pupils per-
forming were Rachel Haynes, Evelyn
Osgood, Charlotte Whitcomb, Alice
Haynes, Louise Foster, Charles Haynes,
Bertha Hopkins, Margaret Hall, Margaret
Dunleavy, Hazle Nevells and Halle Giles.
Arrangements for opening the Unitarian
church in Ellsworth for the months OF
Unitarian churches in Hancock county,
have been practically completed. A de-
tailed schedule of the appointments will
be announced soon. Rev. A. II. Coar, of
Holyoke, Mass, former pastor of the
Ellsworth church, is in charge of this
work.
Fl. b. Phillips, son of Pearl j. Phillips,
OF this city, is Boston salesman for the
Addressograph Co., Of Chicago, Ill. Just
now he is leading in countrywide con-
test OF the statesmen of this company for
number of sales. The Addressogrdpher,
prints portrait of Mr.. Phillips, with a
breezy write-up OF him and his success
as a salesman.
Sautelle's circus, which visited Ellis
worth last Friday, was all that it was ad-
vertised. Owing to a series of accidents,
the circus train was several hours late in
arriving here from the east, and this
| necessitated the cancelling of the evening
performance. The afternoon performance
began about O'Clock, and was witnessed
by one of the largest crowds ever gathered
under canvas in this city.
The remains of Mrs. George S. Peters,
who died in Waltham, Mass, last Decem-
ber, we're brought here for burial last
| week. They were accompanied by the
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Peters and Mrs.
w. II. Drury; by Mr.. Drury and two sons,
George p. and William c., and a sister,
| Miss Mary Clark. While in the city Miss
Peters, Miss Clark and William c. Drury
were guests OF Mrs. A. p. Wiswell; the
other members OF the group, of Hon. J. A
Peters and wife.
| Frances A, widow OF Uriah N. Look, oi
| Bayside, died last night at the home oi
her son, Herbert s., in South Boston
Mrs. Look had been in failing health for
| some time. She went to the home of her
son last November. She leaves one SON
three grandchildren, and two brothers
R. F. and John b. Remick, both OF Bay
side. Mr.. Look died two years ago. The
body will be brought here tomorrow, and
| there will be burial services at the Remick
burying ground, Baysioe, Friday.
A distinguished visitor in Ellsworth to-
| day was Secretary of the Navy Daniels
Secretary Daniels arrived on the morning
train, and after breakfast at the Hancock
house, was driven 10 Lamoine to inspect
| the coaling station. On the result OF this
visit depends the future OF the coaling
station, an order to sell the equipmen Mt
having been held up by Secretary Daniels
pending his personal visit. he is accom-
panied on this trip by Leigh Z. Palmer,
U. s. n. At Lamoine The secretary was
| met by the dispatch boat Dolphin, ion
which he embarked for New London,
Conn.
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