Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-22
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. DeLaittre at
the Castine Alumni cottages, Sandy Point.

merry party OF young people enjoyed
straw ride to Shady Nook last night,
| where they were entertained at the Burriil
cottage.
Edith Wright died Monday at the home
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Freeman Smith,
on the Bucksport road, after an illness of a
few months of tuberculosis. The funeral
was held this afternoon.
Mrs. Myra Emes and little son, and q
friend, Mrs. Brown, OF Searsport, and
Mrs. Harry Morse and two children, Of
Maynard, Mass, are guests OF their pa
rents, Jesse Meader and wife, on Water
street.
Charles Brewster, wife and little son
William, of Dexter, have been guests the
past week Of Mrs. Brewster's aunt, Mrs.
John P. Eldridge making the trip in
their automobile. They left for home
yesterday.
Mrs. James E. Parsons, who has been
here and at Shady Nook for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Lubec. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Hoyt A. Moore, OF New York, with little
son Edward, for brief visit.
The board OF registration of Ellsworth
in annual session last week cut 101 names
off the voting list. There remain on the
list ], ITO names, divided among the five
| wards as follows: Ward /, 361; ward 2,
| 296; ward 8, 15S; ward 4, 1O1; ward 5, 254.
Fred l.. Mason, ir., and Edward Par
sons, with their guests, Elmer SIipner,
! and Misses Mary Sherry, Gertrude Grapel
and Isabel Anderson, after two weeks
vacation here, left Saturday on their re-
| turn to New York.
DR.. F. E. Bennett and wife, his father,
John Bennett, and his sister, Mrs. Sarah
| Sprague, all of Preseue Isle, on an auto
| mobile tour of the state, reached Els
worth Monday evening, and stopped for a
| short visit at the Call cottage, Shady
Nook.
City Marshal John H. Bresnahan, as dog
constable, is getting after those owners OF
| dogs who have not had their dogs
licensed. The law authorizes the dog con-
stable to kill dogs not licensed, and the
expense OF killing the dog, with officers
fees, is added to the license fee.
| Herman E. Austin and wife, OF Presque
Isle, arrived Saturday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Clifford G. Royal. Mrs. Royal, who
has been visiting in Presque Isle, returned
with them. Mrs. Hoyt A. Austin and
little daughter, of Augusta, are also here
Mr.. Austin is expected Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Fl. Jordan, OF San Francisco
CAL, has been the guest for a few days OF
Mrs. c. e. Burrill. Mrs. Jordan is the
| widow of Henry Jordan, son of Benjamin
Jordan, prominent citizen here many
years ago. Mrs. Jordan is a Bangor
woman. This is her first visit East in
thirty-three years.
Mrs. T. o. Tracy entertained at hei
home last week Evan Lindsay, wife and
| daughter Ella, of New York, Walter
Weaver and wife, of Bar Harbor, Miss
Elizabeth Webb and Miss Jane Phillips,
OF Marblehead, Mass. All left for Addi-
son Sunday for the remainder OF the sum-
mer at Mr.. Lindsay's bungalow.
Superintendent of-Schools II. w. Conley
is to leave Saturday afternoon to be
away over Sunday. He will be at his
Office in Hancock hall Saturday forenoon
Hereafter, and for the remainder of the
summer school vacation, Mr.. Conley will
be at his office Tuesday afternoons from
to O'Clock, instead OF Tuesday and Satur-
day afternoons.
DR.. George A. Phillips, OF Bar Harbor
4 bn of 80
partridge near his farm in North Ellis
worth last fall, reports that they are ap-
parently doing we'll, and increasing. The
birds wintered about some of the build
ings on the farm, and were seen frequently
In the spring they took to the woods
| Several flocks of young birds have been
seen this year.
| A large party of Bar Harbor and Els
worth Knights Templar plan to make
| the trip next Tuesday to Eastport
| where, with delegations from five other
Communicates in the State, they will be
guests Of St. Bernard commandery at
field day exercises. The program will in
clude a parade, field sports and games,
with work and a banquet in the evening.
Arrangements have been made for q
| special train.
! The Calendar society of the Methodist
church will give lawn social Wednesday
afternoon and evening, July 20, on the
! church lawn. There will be sale of ice
cream and cake, homemade candy, sand
wiches and coffee and punch. MADAM
Koshiba," of Yamanaka, Japan, will be
there to offer you the delicious beverage
of her own country, uncolored Japan tea,
| and from the grounds tell you of your
future hopes and fears. In the evening
there will be farce in the vestry, ''The
| Coming of Anna BELLE"
Howe's circus, which showed in ELS
worth last Thursday, drew good crowds
| both afternoon and evening, and pleased
them. The show was clean, the
performances high class. The hand
some and well-groomed horses seen in the