Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

Paul, for England. After short stay In
London, be will proceed to Petrograd,
Russia, which will be his headquarters as
foreign representative OF the Guaranty
Trust Co., OF New York.
Miss Ethel Hodgkins, formerly OF Els
worth, now Of Seattle, Wash, is spending
two weeks vacation at her old home in
Lamoine. Miss Hodgkins was stem
ographer in the Law offices OF Hale & Ham
lin for several years. This y her first
visit East in four years.
Mrs. Hermsn Austin, who has been vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Royat, wss
called to her home in Presque Isle 6atur-
day by the illness OF her sister.
Mr.. Austin, whose printing Office at
has returned and resumed business.
Misses Gertrude Dorgan and Dorothy
Coughiin pleasantly entertained . group
of young people at "The Birches", Bay
sidd. last Friday evening. About thirty
were present. Refreshments were served,
after which . corn roast was enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Brown and Miss Helen Neal
ley were chaperones.
New honors have come to Bingen, the
great stallion owned as Q colt by e. H.
Greely, OF Ellsworth. Bingen, 2.06h, is
credited with being the only sire OF xo-
minute trotter (Uhlan, 1851 and the sire
OF the dam Of two minute trotter, the
dam Of Lee Axworthy, 2, being BY Bingen
Mrs. Mary B. Davis, Of Wayne, Pa,
corresponding secretary OF the Woman's
National Alliance, and Mrs. Alvah Roy
Scott, Of Bangor. wtll address the
Woman's Alliance Of the Ellsworth Uni
tartan church ct the vestry parlors to-
morrow afternoon at 2.30. 1t is hoped
there will be full attendance OF members.
The twin-screw gasoline yacht Jemima
F. Sd, owned by Morrill, Goddard, OF New
York, . summer resident of Brooklin, has
been hauled out at the yards OF the Ellis
worth Foundry & Machine Works for the
winter. The yacht is 135 feet over all,
and n feet beam, and is said to be the
largest pleasure craft that ever came
up Union river.
The insurance business OF G. G. Burrill
& Son, established in 1857 by the late c. Z.
Burrill, will be continued under the same
name. Charles r. Burrill, who was as
sociated with his father in this business,
and who has given most Of his time the
past few years to the management OF the
Kebo Spring Water Co., will now devote
his entire time to the Ellsworth office.
Charles c. Young, OF Trenton, while on
q business trip to British Columbia, met
with an accident about two weeks ago,
which has laid him up with q broken
arm. Mr.. Young was at q small mining
hotel in British Columbia, when he was
attacked by dog at the head Of stairway.
In fighting OF the attack OF the dog,
which jumped at his throat, he uncon-
sciously backed into the stairway and
fell to the bottom, breaking one arm in
two places.
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church the junior congregation will be
| organized. The veeted choir will sing,
and the pastor will preach especially to
land for children and young people. His
subject will be .World Cenquerorsn, the
| frst in . series VI monthiy sermons on
.'Soldiers OF rhs Pr,nces. In the evening
the sut.ject will he 'Sik Rales to Observe
in Climbing the Aips''-
Mrs. Arthur Colby, who died last week
in Pitts6eld, Mass-, will Be embered
by some OF the older residents OF EIls-
worth a. Ars- A. g. BiAisdsit, formerly OF
this city, her home here being 1t the
corner OF Oak street and Birch avenue.
She moved from here to Bangor many
years ago, and later, after her second mar
| riage, to Pittsheid- She leaves husband
and one daughter, Mrs. Byron Stevens, OF
Bangor, ct whose home the funeral vas
held. Interment Was at Dedham.
The winter schedule will 60 into effect
on the Maine Central railroad next Sun
day. The train arriving at Ellsworth from
Bangor at II IS a. IN. and the night trains
west Will be discontinued. Washington
county connection will be made with train
leaving Ellsworth at 5.35. Sunday train
service will be continued until Novem-
Der %, and the New York train will run
until Sunday, Oct. s. Maine Central steam
boat service to points beyond Bar Harbor
will be discontinued after October s.
The members OF the Ellsworth branch
OF Surgical Dressings are requested to
meet at 3 p. m. Thursday of this week,
at the rooms in the library. Most CRATE
full recognition OF the work OF the society
has heon recaived from headouarfars aud