Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-10

No mail dispatched to or received from the
east Sundays.
Mrs. Angeline Billings, OF Camden, is
the guest of Mrs. Lena Holmes.
orrin W. Tripp, one OF Ellsworth's best
known citizens, is seriously Ill.
Misses Helen and May Bonsey will leave
tomorrow for visit in Portland.
Miss Catherine A. Hurley left yesterday
for Gorham to enter the normal school.
Miss tharlotte Macomber, OF Franklin,
was in town calling on friends recently.
Misses Elizabeth and Adelaide True are
enjoying an outing in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Guy Raymond and Willis NJ. Foster
were home from Springvale for election
day.
/, Prof. George Porter Paine, wife and
children leave next Sunday for their home
in Midd,ebury, Vt.
A regular meeting of VIM. Fl. Fl. Rice
post win be held at G. A. r. hall next
Saturday afternoon at $50.
Herman Eobbins, who has been laid up
for three weeks with q cut foot, expects
to be out again to- morrow.
Mrs. Mary E. Wood, of Augusta, who
visited relatives here and at Surry and
Bar Harbor, has returned home.
Mrs. J. G. Leighton and little daughter,
Of Bangor, spent the weekend with her
parents, ]. p. Southard and wife.
Miss Rachel Emery, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Hanscom,
left yesterday for her home in Cambridge,
Mass.
Mrs. Clarence Morgan, who has been
visiting Mr.. Norgan's mother, Mrs. Harry
Brown, returned Thursday to her home in
Springvale.
Mrs. Louise Royal, Of Belfast, and Mrs.
Harry Gray, of Bluehill, who have been
guests OF Mrs. c. b. Day, have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. F. L. Kent and Miss Agnes A. Lord
leave to-day for visit OF two weeks
among friends and relatives in Boston
and vicinity.
| Miss Winifred Doyle, who has been a
clerk in {. II. Leland's store this summer,
is to leave shortly for Csstine to enter the
normal school.
Mrs. Eugenia Clark, who has been visit
| ing in Ellsworth for several months, left
Moscow, Idaho.
Mrs. Harry c. Achorn, who has spent
| the summer with her parents, J. T. Giles
and wife, has returned to her home in
Brookline, Mass.
Dr. George Parcher, who has been spend
ing the past month with his parents
George A. Parcher and wife, returns to
New York to- day.
The high school and graded schools oi
the city proper and Ellsworth Falls will
open next Monday. The rural schools
opened two weeks ago.
Mrs. Morey Trip and son Ralph have
spending several weeks with Mrs. Trips
mother, Mrs. Annie Smith.
Clarence Morgan, a former Ellsworth
boy, has been made foreman OF the stitch
ing room in one of the Sears Roe buck
shoe factories at Springvale.
Miss Ida True has gone to kingman,
| where she will teach. Mrs. True will
leave shortly for the same place, where
she is 10 be matron in a hotel.
Mrs. w. n. Dresser, OF Yarmouth, is the
guest OF Mrs. Fred L. Mason. Her daugh-
| ter Alice, who has been visiting here, re-
turned to Springvale Saturday.
Miss Helen welch left last Saturday for
| Presque Isle, where she has accepted q
position as domestic science teacher in the
Aroostook county normal school.
Mrs. w. A. Alexander left last Friday
for Foxcroft, to visit her brother, yelling
ton Barbour. Mr.. Alexander joined her
there Monday, to spend this week.
James Murphy has been drawn as a
grand juror, and Charles A. Joy, of Ellis
worth Falls, and Fred James as traverse
Jurors to serve at the October term of the
supreme court.
Allan P. Royal arrived home from Bos-
ton Saturday. he was accompanied by
his wife, who has been spending few
weeks with Mrs. William T. Bradley at
Lake Champlain.
Congratulations are being extended l..
E. Gott and wife, of Swampscott, Mass,
on the advent OF daughter born in Chi
cago Sept. 3. Mrs. Gott was Esther
Emery, Of this city.
The report last week that ocracoke
island on the North Carolina coast had
been swept by a tidal wave and the entire
community OF 500 lives wiped out, was
especially startling to Charles P. Dorr, of