Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-10-08

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out again.
Miss Winnie H. southard is visiting In
Seal Harbor.
Mrs. A. p. WisweIl is home from q visit
in New York.
II. w. Dunn is In Bar Harbor for few
days on business.
Mrs. Harvard C. Jordan left to- day for a
visit OF few weeks in Boston,
Mrs. Mary f. DeMeyer, OF East is
visiting her brother, Ii. w. Dunn.
Clarence %. Day, wife ana son are home
from an auto trip to Massachusetts,.
Miss Hester Allen, of Lakeview, was the
guest of William D. Maloney and wife last
week.
Frank NJ Gaynog and wife have re-
turned from Northeast harbor for the
| winter.
| Chester l.. DopneIl and wife, of Wal
pole, Mass, are guests OF James E. Lynch
and wife.
Senator Hale hose company is arranging
fer its annual Thanksgiving eve ball at
Hancock hall
M Duffee, who is employed in Bel
fast, has been spending few days at his
home in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Fred Gerry who has been visiting
Mrs. Charles Royal, has returned to her
home in Bs- Harbor.
The many friends OF NJ. j. Drummey
I 49, ts,a oh i'm,
after ais ssvere illness.
Mrs. .Ielma ~. Wilson has returned
from Bar aarbor, whore she hEs been em-
ployed fec the past year
day for West Albsmbra, Cal, where they
wtA spend the wiater With relatives.
Walter l.. Smith and wife, OF Brookline
Mass.,.sre spending two wesks with MIR
Smiths mother, Mrs. Annie NJ. Smith.
Chsrles Royal, who has been nigh
waterman at the Newport house, Bal
Eiarbor, through the summer, Is home
Miss Carrie Russell is spending a vaca-
4Son ct two weeks with her parents
henry l.. Russell and wife, ,in Warren.
p. ii. Benson has gone to Massachu-
setts ~ here he expects to lind work. Mrs
Benzon will remain here foe the present.
Fred Coleman. ir., yshowss so seriously
injured last week, his condition for several
daysaaeing critical, oontinNes TO improve.
| A new coal furanne has been installed at
Hancock hall for hsating ethe aldermen's
room and the Office af the,superintendent
of SCHOOLS.
The October terra of the supreme judi
ciai court for Hancock esunty will con-
| venesne Tuesday, with Associate Justice
A. W King presiding.
| Mira Elizabeth Holt, ,ef Cambridge,
Macs, was the guest of Mira Fl. w. Dunn
on Monday, She has now gone to La
rnoine TO visit relatives.
| George Cahili, a sixth grade pupil at the
School street grammar scheol, had both
bonespi his left forearm broken this fore
noon, " hile at play ON the seaooi ground.
Mrs4Harry c. wood<ard, Of Springvale,
with daughter Margaret and son Jarvis,
came last week to attend the Woodward
4 "Nadih6f AtAhsrsANAAhS 4SA q ohott
visit.
| The Ellsworth Free Baptist society ad-
joarned.ts annual meeting TO Saturday,
Oct. IL, al 230 p. m, ON account of the
announced for the meeting.
Miss Bessie Austin, OF Sparks, Nevada,
who has been spending some time here
among relatives, leaves the last of this
week for her western hozae. Sac has
made many friends here during her stay.
Friends here extend congratulations to
James z. Manch and wife, of MilIinecket,
upon the birth OF a little daughter
Frances Louise) on Sept. 30. Mr.. March
is the son of Maynard Murch and wife. OF
Ellsworth.
Pearl J. Phillips and wife, with son
Harvard, left Saturday for Boston, to be
present at the wedding there to-day Of
their son Hervey B.. and Miss Wilhelsnina
Richards. Ellsworth friends extend con
grstnlations.
Mrs. George T. Dutton was in the city
yesterday en- route from Hancock Point
for New York, where she will spend the
winter. Her daughter, Miss Louise, who
spent the summer abroad, returned
Sept. II, going at once to New York to re-
sumo her work.
Charles Garland and wife, OF Concord,
N. H., have been visiting Mrs. Garland's !
sister, Mrs. Willis Jordan, on Grant !