Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

We'll WIN ueh pAkcut1s uohuau ASewuANy
and wife.
Charles Campbell and Everett Royal,
who are employed BY the Western Union
Co. 1t Norwood, Mass, are here for q
SHORT visit.
Llewellyn Z. Fortier, who 10 receiving
clerk on the U. s. receiving ship Boston,
located at Bar Harbor, spant the weekend
at his home here.
Norman B. Marks, who 10 employed
in Boston by the Christian Science Pab-
fishing Co. is spending . twow-eeks'
vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Roland Bonsey met with painful
accident early Monday evening. She
tripped on piece OF wire, breaking both
bones Of the right Leg above the ankle.
Albert A. Joy OF Presque isle spent last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin II. Joy. His wife and little son Aus
tin, who accompanied him, remained for
longer visit.
John L. Moore and Charles Haynes,
who recently sailed to New York on the
schooner Henrietta A. Whitney, arrived
horre to-day. They visited Mr.. Moore's
brother Bryant at West Point.
Charles X. Chrome, formerly in the hotel
and restaurant business in Ellsworth,
died last Wednesday at the East Maine
insane hospital in B,ngor, Of which he
had been an inmate since October, 1915.
Mrs. William Latin entered the Paine
private hospital in Bangor June q, and
underwent . serious operation. Her
many friends are pleased to know she is
gaining, and will be home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clough OF
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Clouyh
brother, Capt. John A. Lord, remained
for few days visit with relatives here.
The Night Hawk novelty orchestra OF
Woodland will appear at Hancock hall
next Monday night for . concert and
dance. The concert will commence at
O'Clock and continue until 9, followed by
dancing.
A meeting will be held soon, probably
next week, to take up the matter OF form
AnB 1OuiS 5OAt VI IsGA SAOoo ONkuuiAoblOn
here, probably an auxiliary branch. 1t is
hoped that ali contributors to the Red
Cross fund in Ellsworth will interest
themselves in the matter and that astrong
organization may be formed.
A lawn party under the auspices OF the
Eastern Star will be given next Friday
afternoon, July 13 at the lawn OF Mrs.
Charles Hodgkins, corner of Pine and
Hancock streets. Bungalow and other
aprons, and home made candy, will be for
sale. II stormy Friday, the party will
be held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston OF
Bangor, chairman OF the suffrage cam
paign committee, will speak at Hancock
hall Thursday evening, June Il. Mrs.
Livingston is q gifted orator as well as
phiIanthropist and writer OF note. As
this will be her only appearance in Els
worth during the campaign, all should
avail themselves Of the privilege of hear
ing her. Mrs. Mabel Monaghan Swan
will sing.
Claire, the ten-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e. Mccarthy OF Aliston,
Mass, formerly OF Ellsworth, has been
awarded s2 500 for injuries received while
playing in schoolysrd in the Back Bay,
Boston. There was no legal liability on
the part OF the city, but under an bling
act passed by the legislature, the city was
| aut horized to pay her any amount it saw
fit, up to $500. The city recognized its
l,ak nd fod hor ha frli
amount, which will be placed il trust for
her until she becomes OF age.
Rev. Horace B. Haskell, pastor OF
Trinity shurch at Montpelier, VT, is
spending q vacation at his home in
Ellsworth. Mr.. haskell was honorad
with the degree OF doctor Of divinity
by Iowa Wesleyan college at its recent
commencement. The honor is worthily
bestowed. DIR. Haskell has served as
pastor OF the church at Orouo, as super
intendent OF the Bucksport district six
years, pastor OF the First Methodist church
at Bangor, and director Of the Newman
biblical institute at Jerusalem. He was
member of the general conference at
Minneapolis in 1912, and was there elected
to the board Of control OF the Epworth b
League.
Brigadier General Clarence X. Edwards,
commander OF the department OF the
Northeast, on a tour Of inspection in this
vicinity, visited Ellsworth and Bar Har-
bor last Saturday. He was accompanied
on the trip by his staff, Governor Milii-
kan President McDonaId and General
Manager Douglass of the Maine Central
railroad, President Todd OF the Bangor &
Aroostook, J. II. Eustis, receiver OF the
Boston & Maine, and other prominent
railroad men. The party made the trip by
special train, arriving at Mt. Desert
Ferry Friday afternoon. Saturday morn.
ing they went to Bar Harbor, and took
automobiles to Seal Harbor and North
east Harbor, returning to Bar Harbor and
thence by automobile to Ellsworth, where
they joined the special train for the re-