Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-09

John Blood, jr., who has been manager
of the knitting mill here since its estab-
iishment' has finished his work here, and
iert SUNDAY ior Utica, n. <.
Harvey D. Black, OF Wollaston, Mass,
spent Sunday and Labor day at the Black
homestead on State street. His many old
friends had q cordial welcome for him.
Mrs. Marion Treat Shaffer, OF the
National Bank Of Commerce, New York,
spent Sunday and Labor day with her
father, A. 8. Treat, at Labrador Farm.
Mrs. Carroll !. Swan. who has been ann
merinp at Hancock poinf leaves EI,swortb
to-dav for Searsnort. where she will v;s;t
relatives before returning to her bor,e in
Boston.
The board of registration ia in session
at the aldermen's room in Hancock hall
this week. from a. m. to I n. M. q To K
and 7 to Q n. m. No new names will ba
registered after 3 n. m. Saturday.
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going to a mark of 21sH. At Iewiston
Monday he took the 2.19 race. best time
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DeA' ouhoay evening a' tne baptist
onusoh sirs' onaries T. DeLat1re, OF
i'Ain' "inn, Will give 'aik on tne Fas-
oion 10y at ooei isau' having WIS.,
,'eo 'ne iainous pefiof ofmanoe when II was
ias' presen'ea' Mrs' DeAalttre is IN posi-
ZION W teii Vi 'he interesting FEATURES OF
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ine nse oaS y. 'no annual aelhooisI
nar' oo'' l. q o, wiz oe agricultural oay.
Inc program Will inciuue lectures py H.
~. "oroeh oh roui'ry also oy anoIner
REPRESENTATIVE ifohi .he y. Oh M. on
Daiiyihs inere Will pesother nhe at
traceiohs on 'he secoho anu thiro Gays.
nieh oiasS Vi hio'ins pictures VIII De
sno"n each ai'ernooh anu evening III the
oiIou' onuer 'he management Oh tne Ialr.
Aihner Will oe serVeo Zach oay.
The republican rally at Hancock hall
last evening, addressed by Prof. Henry q.
H"ery anu oni'eo o'ates senator 1onn
W. WEEKS OF Mas saenusetts' was the
largest Oh TINS campaign YET neio In
Eis"orth' ooi' H. =. hahiin presided
frol' emery iiius'rateo cieariy 'ne WORK
ings OF the tarin' showing no" a low tariu
injured tne American prooucer with
out oenenting tne consumer. SEN
ator weeks aDly presented arguments
why tne repuoiican party couio oest De
trusted 70 manage tne anairs OF the natlon'
The members OF the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic last
Thursday. Through the kindness of Mrs.
A. G. Hagerthy, who controls shore
privilege at Contention Cove, the day
was spent on that ground, and while it
was one OF tne nottest Gays Oh tne season,
everybody seemed 10 nave gooo Time,
especially tne young people VINO were
wading ana patning most OF the time.
transportation was oy hayrack ana auto
mooiie' over loo making tne Trip. Inc
schooi appreciates the klnaRess OF Mrs.
Hagerthy ana also that OF Capo. ana Mrs.
Chatto, VINO kept open mousse ana showed
many iaVors'