Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-07-12

private garage.
home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Lake. at swans Island, is visiting rel
/ atives in Ellsworth.
M. E. Thibodeau, U. 8. N, his wife and
daughter Corinne, and his sister, Miss
Cecilia Thibodeau, are visiting Mrs.
Thibodeau's mother, Mrs. Carrie O'lon-
nell.
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. Gibbs have gone to
Auburn, where DR.. Gibbs will locate.
Mrs. Gibbs mother, Mrs. NJ. 8. Frost,
went to Auburn to-day for visit OF few
weeks.
Dr. George Parcher, OF the U. 8. public
health department, now stationed at
Philadelphia, arrived Sunday to spend =
month with his parents, George A..
Parcher and wife.
Wilford Blaisdell was brought before
the Ellsworth municipal court Saturday
on complaint Of Juliette Nickerson,
charged with cruelty to animals. The
complaint was dismissed.
~ Abouc AIhAoDCtA huu hAuuA 0tiBOy, Vi
Cambridge, Mass., are at the Richards
homestead on Bridge hill for the summer.
Mrs. Alma r. Whittemore, who accom-
panied them, stopped in Bangor, for .
short visit.
H. L. Stanley has purchased the granite
and marble works OF e. K. Hopkins on
franklin street, and will continue the
business at the same location. E. 8. Jack
son, who has been with Mr.. Hopkins,
will remain with Mr.. Stanley as cutter.
During the thunder shower Saturday
afternoon, lightning struck the hovel OF
Rev. r. B. Mathews' camp on the Bucks
port road, burning it to the ground. The
camp escaped. The hovel was built about
four years ago. There was no insurance.
lawn party will be given by the ladies
| OF the Thursday club at the home Of H.
NJ. Hall, corner Of Main and High streets,
on the afternoon and evening OF Friday,
July IA. Various attractions will be
offered. Supper will be served from $40
until7. All are invited.
Wellington Moore was arraigned in the
Ellsworth municipal court last week, on
complaint OF his wife, Sarah Moore,
charged with failure to support her. by
| agreement OF counsel, he was ordered to
pay to Il. 8. Means 1915 every two weeks,
for the support OF his wife.
Walter Wilson is at home from Boston,
where he has been in = hospital having
one OF his eyes treated. Mr.. Wilson while
employed in Q shoe factory at hallowell
| recently, met with an accident that de-
stroyed the sight OF one eye. Under the
employers liability act he will receive
compensation OF 80 . week for 100 weeks.
Cross complaints for assault .were tried
In the Ellsworth municipal court last
| week. Simon Violette, arrested on COM
plant OF Walter L. Severance, was fined
s and costs. The arrest Of Severance on
complaint OF Violette followed, and he
twas lined sS and costs, pestence being sus-
pended.
"A meeting OF al 1he ,gaafantoss; sfthe
Commonity Chautsuqua assembfy to be
! held here next week, 10 called for to-
morrow evening at O'Clock, ct the board
| Of trade rooms in Hancock hall. This will
be the last meeting before the Chautauqua,
and there will be important business. All
signers of the contract for the Chautauqua
arc urged to be present.
DR.. Arthur n. Parcher 10 soon to locate
in Ellsworth for practice. He will open
an Office in the Manning block, probably
about July "a. Thus another Ellsworth
boy, well equipped for his profession, is
welcomed back to his native town. Dr..
Parcher is . graduate of Bowdoin college
| and the Maine medical school. For the
past year he has been inferno at the East
Maine general hospital in Bangor, gaining
| an experience which years of private
practice would not bring.
Walter Scott Allen, serving time for
assault, at the county Jail, escaped from
the Jail between s and O'Clock last even
ing, and is still at liberty. The break was
not discovered until this morning. Allen
dug his way through the rear wall OF the
Jail, four layers OF brick, breaking out the
last layer after the inner three had been
removed. Allen was committed to the
Jail from the Bar Harbor municipal court
for an assault at Gouldsboro. He was
serving thirty day sentence, with thirty
days additional in default OF fine, and six
months, to run concurrehtly in default of
bond to keep the peace. He had been in
the jail about one month, and thus had
about five months more to serve.
Ladies' of Ellsworth met last Thursday
| afternoon and organized an Ellsworth
branch OF the surgical section OF the
Peter Bent Brigham hospital, OF Boston.
Mrs. A. H. Joy was elected president, and
Mrs. E. K. Hopkins secretary and treas
urer. The executive committee is Mrs.
Henry E. Davis, chairman; Mrs. X. b.
Mathews, Mrs. J. P. Eidridgs, Mrs. John
Duffy, Mrs. r. e. Mason. The branch
will work preparing surgical dressings for
the surgical corps with the English and