Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-09-11

Mrs. g. P. Dutton is the guest of Mrs.
A. p. Wiswell.
Miss Frances Malone returned Monday
TO Orono to teach.
Miss Paulene Foster returned Monday
to her school at Hull, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. {. Burriu are guests
of Mrs. Burrill's mother, Mrs. j. T. G lies
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Boston is the
guest OF Misses Katherine and Mary
Brady.
Byron Nasn will leave to-day for Au-
gusta, where he will be employed as
tel ,grapher.
Willis NJ. Foster, who is seriously i'll OF
typhoid fever, Is reported as slightly i'm.
proved to-day.
Charles +. Fuller has gone to Bath to
! work through the winter. His store here
| will not be closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, with
little daughter Margaret, are visiting
relatives in Spring field, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry e. Achorn, with
their two sons, Harry and Robert, have
returned to Brookhne, Mass.
Mrs. Harry c. Austin left yesterday for
a visit with her sisters, Mrs. John A. Scott
in Corinns and Mrs. William Moore IN
| Gardiner.
The Wuman's Alliance of the Unitarian
church will resume meetings for the
/ season Wednesday afternoon of next week
at 2,30, at the vestry parlor.
! Louise E. Wilbur of East brook is in
| Ellsworth to take the commercial course
at the high school, and to continue her
violin study with Albert Morsng.
1.-The Nine O'Clock club" will resume
its usual meetings for he winter, com
mencing Thursday evening, Sept. II. All
members are urged to be present
| Word has been received OF the arrival
overseas OF Lieut.. E. 4. Chase Of Biuehiil,
formerly with the Milhken regiment but
now with the anti-aircraft artillery.
| AT the Unitarian church next Sunday
Rev. j. w. Tickle will continue mis- series
OF sermons, "The Soul OF America in time
OF War" The subject will be ''Peace on
Earth"
Ralph G. Glenn and Carl Stable, who
have been guests Of Charles +. Jordan OF
| Everett, Mass, at Bsyside. returned home
Saturday. Mr.. Jordan Will remain at the
shore few days longer.
| Mrs. Amanda A. Ray died Monday at
the home OF her son, John E. Ray, at
| oh. M
| The body was brought to her home
at Bsyside yesterday, where funeral
| services will be held.
| An 5. O. 5. call for all Red Cross women
workers is sent out, asking them to be
| present at the work rooms in the Peters
block next Friday afternoon at 1.30. A
large amount OF work and material is on
hand and it Is hoped there will be large
attendance.
Mrs. Eva ID. Gardner and granddaagh-
ter, Miss Ada Merrill, who have spent
the summer in Ellsworth at the Webster
house, left Saturday for Camden, where
they will meet Mrs. Gardeners daughter,
Mrs. Fullerton Merrill, who, with ner
hus band, is visiting there. They will re-
turn to their home in Brookline, Mass,
in few weeks.
Since county agent work in Hancock
county IS supported by the General Edu-
cation Boaru of New YORK, II will be OF
interest to the farmers of The county to
know that DIR. Wallace A. Buttrlck, presl-
dent of the board, and DR.. Rose, mem
Der of the hoard, accompanied BY +. w
MonohoD, assistant State county agent
leader, recently visited the county and
expressed themselves as much pleased
witt the way things are going. g.-HGneocE
Co1aty Farm Bureau Nel0s.
This week the Ellsworth merchants are
making a special effort TO sell Maf Savings
stamps, and to induce everyone to pledge
themselves TO buy as many as possible
during the remainder of the year. The
Ellsworth Soldier Boys club has gener-
ously volunteered TO sell stamps at its
rooms both afternoon and evening for the
remainder OF this week, Friday and Sat
urdsy will be tag days, when everyone
who buys a stamp will be tagged. Every