Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-10-01

G. e. Monaghan will open his dancing
school Oct. II, at Society hall.
Mrs. Harold p. Carter, who has been
seriously ill of pneumonia, is improving
Reuel Bartlett, and family are spending
q few days at the Peters farm at Lamoine.
Harvey e. Meader left last week for
Maynard, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Miss winifred Doyle, a student at the
Castine normal school, was home over
Lygonia lodge, f. and A. M, will work
the entered apprentice degree tomorrow
evening.
MRS. F. l.. Kent and Miss Agnes A.
Lord, who have been visiting in Boston,
are home.
Miss Hannah Power and son Philip, of
Bucksport, visited A. w. Buzzell and
wife last week.
Juan T. Roseilo, who has been visiting
Roy c. Haines, has returned to a medical
college in Philadelphia.
Rev. O. J. Guptill will preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday at 1890 in
exchange with the pastor.
NJ. j. Drummey, who has been so sert-
ousIy ill, continues to improve, and was
able to be out for short time Sunday.
Miss Mary Brown fell down a stairway
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Michael
Shea, Friday, breaking her left wrist, and
receiving severe bruises.
Mrs. A. s. Foster and Mrs. H. B, Estey
left to-day for Springvate--Mrs. Fester to
spend the winter with her soR Willis,
and Mrs. Estey for u weeks visit.
DIR. II. c. Mason, wife and daughters
Barbara and Hester have returned to their
home in Old Town, after visit with pr.
Mason's parents, c. W Mason and wife.
Walter l.. Smith, OF Brookkne, Mass,
son OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Smith, OF this city,
has recently been appointed a justice of
the peace and notary public by Gov. Foss.
Fred e. Jellison was foundiguilty in the
Ellsworth mnnicipsi court Friday on a
charge OF drut1k and disorderly. He paid
fine of $40 and costs, amounting liz all to
s12.as.
Harvey Coisop, WHO has been with his
grandparents here the past week, has gone
to Grono, where his mother, brother and
sister are visiting Mrs. Colsenss sister,
Mrs U. v. Scott.
Tue next reeulur meeting Of Nokomis
Retekah lodge Will be held on Tuesday
evening, 0ct.7. Supper will be served at
6.8G As special business will come up, a
large attendance tix requested.
ported to the bosnd of health this week,
in 'ttne famay of Mrs. Wsldo Cssd. There
are only two cases in the city, apparsntly
not connected with each other, and the
origin OF neither can be traced.
phose from Ellsworth who attended the
Hancock county teachers conyention at
Nonheast Harbor Friday were Superin-
tend ent- of-5chaais 'Clasa %. hopkins, A.
q. Adams, Misses Mary "A. 'Gsynor, Ruth
FieLis, Ella M. Jude, Alice MuGlan, Alice
Ciongh, PeMa Milton.
Chester L. Norris and wife aslightfully
entertained Ellsworth and Lamoine
friends at oaam-ha Ike and shore dinner at
Lamsine beach one day recently. The
dinner left nothing TO be desired lit was
1.-the best eser', eecortNng to everyone
fortunate enosgh to be present.
In connection with the Methodist fair
at Hancock hsii Wednesday and Thnrs-
day od next week, there will be an eex-
hibitim of farm pnoduot& "Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Leon 8. Merrill.sof
the eollege OF agriculture, Uniwrsity.ef
Maine, xill lecture ca 1sHrnftaiRe Fasxn
Speciaities".
OnIoers of Donaqua lodge. K. of p,
were Installed last Wednesday, evening by
District Deputy Embert C. Oseood. a
notable feature was the insnallstien of
Capt. John A. Lord as preaate, for the six
teenth year. This is said to be q record
for this order in the State Capt. Lord
has served Through the chsirs, and then
gone back to the office OF preiate.
Friends OF ,Gssrge e. Higgins and wife
sympathize deeply with them in the loss
OF their nine-year-old daughter, BeulaA
Mary, who died last Friday, after q few
days. Illness of diabetes. She leaves, be-
sides her parents, two brothers-Harold
and John, and one sister-Josephine. The
funeral was held at the home Sunday
Rev. o. j. Gvptill officiating.
DR.. A. C. Hagerthy has purchased the
interest of the Henry Waiting heirs, ex-
cept that Of s. K. Whiting, in the brick |
block on Main street. This gives DIR. !
three-eighths interest in the |
s. X. Whiting owning the other |
ive-eighths. The purchase OF the interest |
IN the building does not in any way affect |
he business formerly of Whiting Bro
hers, 8. K. Whiting now being the sole
owner Of the business.
Quite party of Ellsworth people left |
sunday by automobile for Massachusetts !
or visits Of varying lengths, and to taks !