Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-16

Miss Clara Camic, OF Esstport, is the
guest OF Miss Gertrude Dorgan.
Mrs. Willis Allen, of Machias, is the
guest of Mrs. A. l. Saunders for two
| weeks.
Herman Sinclair, who has been en-
ployed at Prince Rupert, Cam, is at home
for visit.
Mrs. Henry l.. Russell, OF Warren, is
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Aus
| tin K. Russell.
Donald Campbell, of Island Falls, spent
| last week here with his grandparents,
E. K. Hopkins and wife.
Fred w. Joy, J. W. Nealley and Frank
| s. Lord returned Monday from ten days
| cruise in the yacht Lorelei.
Mrs. S. E. Crosby, with granddaughter,
| Miss June Mills, OF Aurora, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. o. Silsby.
Miss Bessie Austin, of Sparks, New, and
Miss Catherine Bonsey, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Miss Julia Barron, who has been teach
ing at Ellsworth Falls, has resigned to ac-
cept position in Bluehill academy.
Mrs. Jennie Dana, OF Brighton, Mass,
and Mrs. Patten, of Little Compton, r. l.,
are the guests Of Mrs. o. w. Tapley.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Osgood, OF Lebanon,
n. H., is expected to-day for visit with
her parents, Irving Osgood and wife.
Fred l.. Mason, jr., Edward Parsons and
Elmer 2. Slipner, who have spent their
vacation here, left Sunday for New York.
Guy Raymond left Saturday for SPRING
vale, where he will be employed in shoe
factory. His wife will join him there in
| the fall.
Henry b. Stock bridge is home from
New York to spend the remainder OF the
summer with his parents, Sidney p. Stock
bridge and wife.
Mrs. +. c. Osgood and little daughter
Catherine, who have been visiting in
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, ar
| rived home Monday.
Frank d. Rowe, Of Warren, spent Sun
| day with his parents, Elmer E. Rowe and
wife, leaving Monday to attend summer
school at the University OF Maine.
Hon. Samuel W. Gould, OF Skow hegan,
and Hon. w. r. Pattangall, Of Waterville,
| rival candidates for the democratic nomi-
| nation for Congress, were in Ellsworth
Saturday.
Miss Ivy Clark, of California, is visiting
her uncle, WI. Clark, in this city. Miss
Clark is a daughter OF the late Capt. John
| Clark. She visited here as small child
| twenty years ago.
; Frank f. Smith and wife, OF Gardiner,
are the guests this week of c. F. Newman
and wife. Mrs. Frank w. Bracket, Of
Brookline, Mass, is also visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Newman.
Robert Barrett and wife (born Evelyn
Treat), OF Brooklyn, n. Y, are at the
Treat farm. Mr.. Barrett will remain for
this week only, but Mrs. Barrett expects
| to spend the summer here.
David Crawford and wife, of South
Weymouth, Mass, were the guests of
Sheriff F. o. Sisby and wife a few days
this week, on the way nome after their
| annual fishing visit up-river.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Austin II. Joy announce
the engagement of their daughter, Marion
| Eliza beth, to Charles William Campbell,
d. c., of Manton, Canada. The mar
riage will take place Thursday, Aug Z.
Thomas P. Packard, who was reelected
sub-principal of the Ellsworth high
school, has been elected principal OF the
high school of Houlton, and has accepted.
Regrets that he is not to return to Els
worth are freely expressed.
Miss Elizabeth Crippen, of Boston,
was the guest OF friends in Ellsworth over
Sunday. She has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. George Harmon, in Southwest
Harbor, and returned there Monday to
spend the rest OF her vacation.
William C. Dodge, son OF George A.
Dodge and wife, has rented the store on
Main street formerly occupied by Z. E.
Joy, jeweler, and will deal in electrical
supplies. Mr.. Dodge was for year or
more the assistant of the late Edwin l..
Royal.
The city has received 1900 gallons Of oil
for street sprinkling purposes. Already
the State road-the Falls road, Oak street
and High street-has been sprinkled with
the oil from Ellsworth Falls nearly to
Cards bridge. Bridge hill, the Surry
road out some distance and the Bucksport
road to the Capt. Goodwin place have also
been sprinkled. The experiments previ-