Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-03

u. II. Hadlock, OF lslesford, was In Ellis
| worth Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvard Greedy is spending this
week with friends in Greene.
Miss Alice Dresser, OF Springvaie, is the
guest Of Mrs. Ffed L. Mason.
Mrs. p. II. Bonzey and her son, Richard
Doyle, are visiting in Lewiston.
Allon P. Royal left Saturday for weeks
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Belle Gibbs, OF Auburn, is the
guest Of DR.. G. h. Gibbs and wife.
Miss Lillian Russell, OF Warren, is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs. Austin x. Russell.
Glen Aver, OF Dexter, was the guest Of
John p. Eidridge and wife few days the
past week.
| Mrs. Louis Naumann, OF Orient Heights,
East Boston, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Reid.
| Mrs. Lewis Friend, who has been gradu-
ally failing in health for some months, is
to-day very low.
Preparations for the Methodist church
fair, to be held in October, are going
| steadily forward.
Among distinguished democrats in
town last week were ex-Gov. Plaisted and
ex-Secretary- of-State Davis.
The first regular meeting after the sum-
mer recess OF Irene chapter, o. E. s., will
be held next Friday evening.
/. L. Halman arrived home from Boston
yesterday, called by the critical illness OF
Mrs. Halman's mother, Mrs. Lewis Friend.
The Misses Jones, one from New York,
the other from New Hampshire, are guests
Of their sister, Mrs. Schuyler F. Higgins.
Harry McKinnon, who has been in the
hospital at Bangor for treatment, returned
home last Thursday, much improved in
health.
VIM. II. Il. Rice relief corps will meet
Thursday evening, Sept. A, to transact inn
portant business. Every member is re-
quested to be present.
Rev. Arthur II. Coar, who has had
| charge of Hancock county liberal preach
| ing throughout the summer, returned on
Monday to Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. William s. Cousins spent few
| days the past week at Northport, where
the steam yacht, of which her husband is
chief-engineer, was in port.
John f. Bradbury, of Salem, Mass,
Joined his wife here Sunday morning, to
spend two weeks with Mrs. Bradbury's
| mother, Mrs. John B. Dean.
| George e. Sinclair and wife have ar
rived home from Prince Albert, Saskatche-
| wan, where Mr.. Sinclair has been em-
| ployed since May of last year.
| Mrs. Arthur /. Saunders returned from
Machias last Friday accompanied by A. r
| ellison and wife and Mrs. Willis H. Allen
| who spent the weekend here.
| Ernest +. Osgood, with wife and SOL
Stanton, of Berlin, y. H., is visiting Mr.
Osgood's parents, Irving osgood and wife
making the trip by automobile.
Miss Matte Grant, who has been q
dormitory matron at West Pownal for the
past year, has been made general matror
of the Maine State school at that place.
Miss Emma Eppes and her niece, Miss
Louise Eppes, have gone to Natick, Mass.
for an extended visit. They may spenc
the winter among relatives in Massachu-
setts.
| Miss Margaret Hall, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Hall, OF this city
leaves next Monday for Staunton, Va, tc
| enter the Mary Baldwin school for young
ladies.
Misses Elizabeth A. and Alma F. Silsby
OF Cambridge, Mass, and their aunt, Mrs
Alma R. Whittemore, OF Bangor, are oc-
cupying the Richards homestead on Bridge
| hill for short time.
| Mrs. Caro- Baldwin, OF Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Carrie Stickney, OF Belfast, sis
| ter and niece of Mrs. Lucy Jeliison, were
| her guests the first Of the week. They
left to-day for Belfast.
The Foresters will hold their next
| regular meeting Sept. 8. large attend
ance is desired, as business OF Importance
will come before the court. A banquet
will follow the initiation.
| Mrs. Guy Raymond, who came last
week to superintend the shipping OF hei
| furniture to Springvale, left Sunday for
that place. Mr.. Raymond is in the ice
cream and confectionery business there.
Mrs. Martha Marshall, mother of George
Marshall, OF this city, with whom she hac
made her home for some time, died last
Wednesday at the home OF her daughter
| Mrs. James Foster, in Bar Harbor. Mrs
Marshall was in the eighty-second yeal
of her age. She leaves brother Nelson
Stewart, of North Hancock; sister--Mrs