Ellsworth American., 1913-07-02

"ho hns nccH ths guest Iof tne past week
OF her sister, Mrs. 4. E. Springer, has re-
turned to her home.
THE AMERICAN has received from
Walter M. Young, formerly OF Ellsworth,
now manager of Deal Inn and cottages at
Deal Beach, n. j., an attractive booklet
descriptive Of that resort.
At dinner given by Mrs. Abby NJ.
Woodward last Saturday evening to few
girl friends OF her daughter, Marion L.,
the engagement OF Miss Woodward to
Royal s. Warner, OF New York, WAS an
nounced.
Mrs. J. A. Chatto, OF surry, and Mrs.
Ella A. Dunn, of this city, attended the
Washington county convention OF the w.
c. I. U. at Calais last Thursday. While
there they were the guests OF P. B. Day
and wife.
j. w. Tatley, wife and children, OF
Montreal, arrived yesterday, the guests of
Mrs. Tatiey's parents, Col. and Mrs. c. c.
Burrill. They will occupy the G. j.
Treworgy cottage at Contention cove for a
| month or two.
Bryant E., son OF E. G. Moore, has been
| nominated for a cadetship at West Point.
Young A oore, who is a clerk in the
Union Trust Co., is in Boston taking the
examinations. He was accompanied by
his father, who returned this morning.
Kenneth NJ. Cameron, wife and little
! daughter Mary, OF Ottawa, Que, are visit
| ing Mrs. Cameron's parents, j. F. Knowl-
| ton and wife. Mr.. Cameron will remain
for a short vacation, while Mrs. Cameron
| and daughter will spend the summer here.
Miss Paulene Fosters many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is rapidly re-
covering from a successful operation for
appendicitis performed last week at DR..
Little's private hospital in Lynn, Mass.
Her mother, Mrs. c. r. Foster, is with
her.
John Linnehan and wife, OF New York
city, were in Ellsworth last week on a
visit to Mr.. Linnehan's parents, Michael
Linnehan and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Linne-
han were married recently in New York,
and came East on their wedding trip.
They left Saturday for Bar Harbor.
Leslie Beckwith, of Boston, formerly OF
Ellsworth, has entered the retail station
cry business for himself. His new store is
not far from the house he bought this
spring in Roxbury. He will continue to
hold his position with the wholesale
stationery firm with which he has been
for the past fifteen years.
Practically the entire membership of
Blanquefort commandery, K. T., is plan
ming to participate in its entertainment of
st. Johns commandery, of Bangor, at Bar
Harbor next Friday. Ellsworth members
will go by special train which will leave
Bangor at $50 a. m, arriving here about
1890. Returning, this special train will
leave Bar Harbor about $50 p. m. The
Ellsworth band will accompany them.
Beginning next Sunday, religious SER
vices will be resumed in the Unitarian
church. schedule of preachers has been
arranged for the months of July and
August. The hour of service will be 1890.
Rev. A. H. Coar, of Holyoke and Amherst,
Mass, formerly a minister of the Els
worth church, will conduct the service
and preach the sermon next Sunday. A
cordial welcome is given TO the public to
attend.
The marriage OF Miss Jessie NJ. Nash to
Arthur c. Howard, of Dover, took place at
O'Clock this afternoon, at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Ella G. Nash, on
Main street. Rev P A. A. Killam offici
ated. Only the immediate relatives of the
bride and and groom were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard will go at once to Dover,
| where the groom is in the insurance busi-
ness. The Ellsworth friends of the bride
extend congratulations.
A twenty four-inch tile sewer is being
laid along the wster-course from near the
Bar Harbor & Union River Power Co.'S
office on Church street to a connection
with the drain in the rear of the stores on
Main street. Below this point the sewer is
| already well built of either tile, concrete
or rock This gradual extension of the
sewer system along the several natural
water courses OF Ellsworth seems the most
feasible and least expensive plan that can
| be adopted.
The Ellsworth veterans who have gone
to Gettysburg as guests of the State for
the big fftieth anniversary reunion of
| the blue and gray on the famous battle
field, are Roscoe G. Taylor, of Co. B, 9Th
Maine; Timothy Bresnahan, Co. l, 10th
Maine, and William A. Richardson, Co. E,
9Th Maine. They left Ellsworth Satur-
day morning, connecting with the Gettys-
burg special which left Portland Saturday
evening, due to arrive at Gettysburg Sun
day afternoon. They will leave Gettys-
burg on the return trip next Saturday.
There was good delegation of out-of-
town Foresters at the convention held
here with Nanamissie court last Friday,
though rain and threatening weather in
the morning prevented some from coming.
The Foresters enjoyed pleasant and in
structive convention. The visitors ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with the
l~A LA -