Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-21

in Arlington, Mass, Aug. II, aged nearly
ninety years. Mrs. King had frequently
visited in Ellsworth, and is well remem-
bered here.
Miss Dorothy Coughlin, who has been
| attending Bryant & Strstton's commercial
school in Boston, arrived Saturday for a
visit with her parents.
Charles Hurley, an eight-year- old Els
worth boy, brings to THE AMERICAN
office from his war garden beans in the
| form OF the letters "U. 81
Mrs. E. C. Card is spending few days
at Otter Creek, the guest Of Mrs. Isaac
Tripp. She was accompanied by Miss Clara
| PrebIe OF Old Town, who is VISITING her.
| The Gladys Kisrk company opened a
three nigh hts engagement at Hancock hall
Monday, and has played to good houses.
To nights play will be "The Heart OF
| Wetona."
| Albert Il. Raes OF Winthrop, Mass,
who has been visiting friends in Bucks
port and Brewer, spent the weekend
with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Reid, in
| Ellsworth.
| Mrs. Elizabeth M. Groves of Miami,
| Fla, who has spent the past few weeks
| with her mother, Mrs. Irving Osgood,
left last week for Berlin n. H., for a short
| visit with her brother Ernest.
Charles T. Snowman and wife OF Lowell,
Mass, who have been visiting Mr.. Snow
mans sister, Mrs. John E. Webster, the
past few)dsys, left Monday for Hampden
for a short visit before returning to their
home.
Mrs. a. G. Pettengill of Lewiston is the
guest OF Mrs, Harry e. Rowe. Mrs.
Pettengll's son, Lee G. Pettengill, Bow
doin '16 athlete, is now First Lieut.. Pet
tengill, g, A. C., 54th Division "over
there"
DR.. and Mrs. John A. Calnane OF st.
Louis, Mo-, were in Ellsworth last week,
making the trip from st. Louis by auto
mobile. They were accompanied from
Boston by DE-. Calnane's mother and sister
Mary. They left Monday on the return
| trip
Congressman Peters has spent the past
week in France and Italy. Lsst Thursday
the congressional party was entertained
at luncheon by General Pershing, and
left for Rome Friday. The date for sail
ing for home probably will not be made
known.
| Ellsworth was largely represented at
! the funeral OF John T.. Bunker in Bar Far
Dor VI onday. The office OF the clerk OF
courts was closed during the day as 6
mark OF respect, ard Clerk of Courts
Mahoney and Msss Lord attended the
funeral
The Murch reunion WAS held at Bay
Fside grange, hall Aug. Is. An eWoys blt
day was spent 1t was decided to bolc
the next reunson in the same hall late il
August, 1873. Those present from out o.
! town were Mrs. Byron Catlyn and daugh-
ters Hazel snd Josephine of Portsmouth
y. H., ard Pearl c. Wells of Dorchester
Mass.
Hon. BertnandG G. McIntire, democratic
candidate EOr governor, made a campaign
trip ia Hancock county this week. Mon
day he visited towns IN the. eastern part o
the coUaty., making short addresses, anC
in the epssling he spoke at an open-ail
rally IN postuffiee square, Ellis" orth h
| Yesterdsy hexisited the western part o
the corssS, speaking IN the evening a
BnckspUt.
In the Ellsworth municipal court Fri
day, Eorsr Payne, brought here from sSul
livsn, pesded guilty to charge OF va
grsney, and wastfiC. IS and costs; paid
George CrossmsH, aged fifteen, OF Gnser
Lake, pleaded guilty. Saturday to chang
of larceny, and was committed to Tin.
State sokspOl for boys at South PORTLAND
for tine remainder OF his minority
James l. Myrick OF Northeast Harbo
pleaded ggAilty to a statutory charge, ans
was sentenced to forty five days in jail, I
fine OF S1S and costs, or fifteen days ad-
ditional imprisonment in default OF pay
ment. issasnce,o of mittimus was suspended