Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-06-25

All grocery stores and markets will be
closed all day on the Fourth.
Mrs. Carrie Hagerthy, OF Bucksport, is
visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
| There will be no rehearsal OF the Ellis
/ worth festival chorus this week.
| Miss Lenora Higgins is home from Port
land, where she has been teaching.
| Miss Mabel N. Joy, who has spent the
winter in Massachusetts,, arrived home
| Monday.
| Mr.. Justice King, who is trustee OF
| Colby, is attending commencement at
| Watervilie.
/ Harold Woodward, of Weehawken, N.
j., is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Abby NJ. Woodward.
| The schooner Storm Petrol, Capt. Leroy
Il. Fiye, sailed last Thursday with lum-
Der for Philadelphia, Pa.
1. l.. Hsiman and family arrived Friday
has returned to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Sallie Palmer will spend the sum-
mer at Hancock Point as the guests OF
Mrs. Walton at Maplewood cottage.
Harry II. Austin, wife and two children,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, are guests of Mr..
Austin's parents, A. w. Austin and wife.
The Bangor independent athletic club
ball team defeated the Ellsworth town
team at wyman park Saturday, by score
off to5.
Ex-Chief-Justice Emery, Hon. John A.
Peters and Robert King, alumni OF Bow
doin, are spending commencement week at
Brunswick.
In the absence OF quorum at the an
Blood Knitting Mills Monday, recess was
taken for two weeks.
There will be a social meeting of the
Calendar society at the Methodist vestry
next Wednesday evening, July 2. Mrs
I. ). Ross will be in charge.
Miss Edith G. Joy is home from Charles
ton, having graduated June IL from Hig.
gins classical institute. She will leave
this week for visit in Portland.
The summer train schedule went int
has been corrected to date; also the mai
schedule at the head of this column.
Thomas W. Eatock, former employee a
the Holz bakery, was in town last week
the guest OF MIR. Holz. He left Monda
for Lewiston, where he is now employed
Hon. w. Il. Pattangall, who is a candi
date for the democratic nomination 70
Congress from this district, was in Ellis
worth Friday, leaving Saturday for Ba
Harbor.
l.udike Halt, who is a student at Phil
lips Exeter academy, is home for tn
summer, and has as his guest Davi'
Arnold, Of .Texarkana, Ark, a fellow
student.
Flity-two members of Irene chapter
o. r. 5, went to Southwest Harbor las
Thursday afternoon, where they were de
lightiuuy entertained in the evening b.
Jephtbah chapter.
, Thomas p. Packard, sub master of the
T high school, with Mrs. Packard, left Fri
day for Orient. Miss Mabelle w. Brown
assistant teacher, lett the same day fol
her home in Fairfield.
Walter c. Wilson has purchased the
Swett house on Hancock street. Mrs. J
E. Webster, who has been occupying this
house, has moved to the IL. b. Phillips
house near the railroad station.
Services at the Congregational church
will be discontinued during the months
of July and August. The pastor, Rev. X.
b. Mathews, with his family will spend
most OF these months at East Surry.
Mrs. Eugene Clark, OF Moscow, Idaho,
Ia a guest of Mrs. j. B. Harthorn, Olive
street. Mrs. CLARK who formerly lived in
Ellsworth, left Maine thirty-three years
ago, and this is her first visit to her home
tate.-BGngor Ners.
BY invitation of the pastor, Rev. t. s.
Ross, memb bers OF Nanamissie court, /. o.
| OF f., will attend service at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening at 7.30. For
esters are requested to meet at the hall
at 6.45.
| Mrs. John Frazier was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday afternoon when relatives
and friends gathered at her home, the oc-
casion being her birthday. She was pre-
sented with many pretty gifts. Light re-
| freshments was served.
| One OF the elephants with Sautelle's
circus died on the train en- route from
Ellsworth to Augusta. The elephant was
taken sick while the show was in Ellis
worth, and twice during the parade lay
| down, the attendants having hard work to