Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-09-04

Miss Christina Doyle is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Edmon Emo, IN Searsport.
Frank w. Hamlin OF Chicago is the
guest OF his brother, Fl. F.. Hamlin.
Harry Stratton, who is employed at
Kittery, is visiting at his home here.
Mrs. d. E. Brown and Mrs. c. L. Smith
are attending camp meeting at Etna.
Mrs. Frank George of w Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. ". Nealley.
Mrs. Herbert Billings OF Camden is the
guest OF the Misses Baker on Central
street.
Mrs Herman Sea ammon hiss returned TO
her home here, after undergoing serious
operation on July 26.
George F. Goggins, employed as a mail
carrier in New York city, is at home on
vacation of fifteen days,
Irene chapter, o. f. s., will resume its
meetings Friday evening, All officers are
| requested TO be pre- sent,
Mrs. Carolyn F. Jelly OF Wakefield,
Mass, arrived Friday, and is the guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. W, Dunn.
Russell Higgins and William Roberos
of East Milton, Mass, are spending their
vscatioN with Joseph Southard and wife.
Merle NJ. Lord and ~Rte of Wakefield,
| Mass, we're guests last week OF Judge and
| Mrs. Crabtree at their Contention Cove
cottage.
hiess Martha Royal, W no has sp5ut the
summer vacation with her sister, mrs. A.
X. McNabb, at PSttsfield, srrive6 home
Sseurcsy.
Perry j Langley, who hasemp&oyment at
Portsmouth, N. f., is at home sor few
'eeys, preparing ITO move his family to
portsmouth.
! Atthe Unitarian church Bs-t Sunday
Rev. u. w Tics.le will conlinae his series
Hot sermons, 1.-THE Soul OF america in
1 Time OF War
Carroll {. ,Sirindal, Earl CLARK, Claire
L, Clement, Willis Dunn, Everstt talvey and
IAArthur e. Tlden, who are employed at
Bath, arc visiting at their h,sanes here.
| Ed~ard,F- Doyle, sou o. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Il. Doyle, OF this sity and Miss
Ruth ESssyn Kenny, OF rfrince Rupert,
1 b. C., were married at Neaeouver, b. c.
July g.
Mr. aud sIrs. Roysl ryler ieft Thursday
on an aatozuobile trip To I he Pacific coast
After stofe IN Portland and Muncie, Ind,
they wiltro to Gleudo CD, where they
will spemi phe winter.
Comussncing MoudSy- Sspt. 8, Maine
Central steamer service to and from Han
cock Point will be discontinued. The
| winter schedule on the railroad will be-
come effective Sunday, Sept. -.
| Mrs. Esnma McFsrisad as i'll at her
home on central street Her daughter
i Mrs. Harry E. Walker, wine expected to
return TO exeter, n. t., tO-day remains
g,wIth her. MIR. Walker has returned TO
JiExeter.
Charles Garland has been appointed
tgoermanent carrier on Elss worth Falls Il.
e. ID. No. l, annning to Otis and Maria
Iquille. The ronte was establianad some
Issime ago, aud has since been operated by
a temporary carrier.
Mrs. F. W. Rollins, who has agent the
peat few years in Arlington, Aass., with
her mother anA brother, both oa whom
have died within the past feS monfhs' is
now with her daughter, Mrs. l. ID Gsnsh-
man. at her ElIs~orth home.
far. and Mrs. Augustus N. Boasdoh
have been entertaining DIR. and Ars.
LuaiHs K. Tnayer and daughter Ruth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forres: l.. Prescott OF SaieRa,
Mass Mrs. Thayer was formerly Mics
AshheIine NJ. Cottle Of this city.
Howard w. Dunn, ke, who has spent
his vacation in this clty. returned 10 his
home in West Newton, Mass, Thursday.
Mr.. Dunn has just been elected superin-
tendent OF schools OF Kingman, Mass,
and several adjoining towns, and will
enter upon his new duties October 1.
O. w. Tkplsy has been named as chief
registrar tor Ellsworth for the registration
under the ermy draft on Thursday. Sept.
Il. The other registrars tor Elswosfb are