Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-10-02

Miss Potter of Brunswick is the guest Of
Mrs. A. p. Wiswell.
Harold Linneban is at home from Camp
Devens on short furlough.
Mrs j, C. Long of Geneva, H., who has
been the CUES. OF Mi IS Mary A. Greedy,
has eturntd d hone.
M. Emma Mcfarland, with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry E. Walker, left
Friday for Exeter, N. h., for the winter.
Charles Billings, Carroll Grindal,
Everett Falvey and Lewis Milliken have
arrived home from Bath, i'll Of influenza.
Bangor man returning home from
Ellsworth by automobile Monday night,
reports collision with a moose near
Green lake.
Mrs. e. A. Lermond, who is at present
living in Bath, where Mr.. Lermold is en-
| ployed, is spending two weeks at her
Ellsworth home.
Daniel Doherty and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. Doherty's parents, e.
E. Monaghan and wife, have returned to
their home in Melrose, Mass.
The annual meeting OF the Thursday
club will be held at the Congregational
vestry to- morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
All members are requested to attend.
Mrs. George n. Grant, who has spent
the summer at her Hancock Point cot
tage, is spending this week with Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Alexander at their Patten
pond camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl S. Thorsen of
Weebawken, N. j., are in Ellsworth for u
few days, coming in their car. They
were accompanied by Mr.. ard Mrs. Reuel
Bridges and child.
new time schedule went into effect on
the Maine Central Monday. The time
ia BILE on page and the mail schedule OF
the Ellsworth postoffice, on this page,
have beencorrected to date.
The annual parish supper OF the Uni
tartan society, for members only, will be
held next Wednesday evening at the
church parior. The annual business
meeting will follow the supper.
Frank l.. Morris of Orono, VINO died
Friday at Camp d vens, was brother of
Miss Florence Morris, teacher in the
Ellsworth high school the past two years,
and now in government service in Wash
| ington.
| The body OF John P. Haynes OF Els
worth, who died Monday, of influenza, at
the City hospital in Boston, arrived here
| this morning. There were services at the
grave. Decease vas thirty eight years of
| age. He leaves four brothers and one
| sister-George of Boston, Fred, Harry and
Ernest and Mrs. w. o. Emery of ELS
worth.
Mrs. d. Shirley Norris OF Bar Harbor
spent few days tae past week with her
parents, g. F. Newman and wife, leaving
yesterday for New York for the winter.
She was accompanied as far as New York
by Master Richard Clark, who has spent
the summer here with his aunt, Miss NJ
A. Clark, and is retur ming TO his home in
Washington.
| Hancock county will go over the top in
the Red Cross drive for clothing for the
| Belgians. Several towns of the county
have already gone over the top, some
doubling or trebling their quota. Ellis
worth has collected its quota OF 1000
pounds. All having clothing not yet
turned in, should send the same to the
Davis building on Franklin street, or
notify G. l.. Morang and it will be called
for.
| The October term OF the Supreme judi
cial court for Hancock county will con-
vene next Tuesday with Assc ate Justice
Warren e. Phiibrook presiding instead
of Justice Hanson. as originally assigned
| The grand jury will report for duty