Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
tional vestry. Entertainment will be fur
nished by the flower department.

nished by the flower department.
Mrs. Ferd Wardwell, who has been
spending three weeks vacation with her
husband at Giiead, is back at her posi-
tion in the central telephone Office.
Ellsworth 5 board of trade has heartily
endorsed the mayor and his road inn
provement ideas. The aldermen better
join the procession.-Le Le,riSton Journal.
Lygona lodge, F. and A. NJ, is improv-
ing its lodge rooms on State street. The
ante-so~ssas are being newly painted and
papered, and the furniture in the lodge
room will be re-upholstered.
A pile of cordwood at the rear of Nor
on fire this Wednesday, afternoon. The
flames were extinguished without the as
sistance of the fire department.
BY request Mr.. Dresser is to conduct two
classes in Latin during the summer, and
probably one in mathematics. Those in
terested will meet at the high school
room next Monday morning, June "a.
Edmon Emo, who had the management
OF Shore Acres at Lamoine Beach last
season, publicly announces that he will
not run it this year. He does not know
whether or not the hotel will be opened
this season.
Arthur l.. Hale, who spent last summer
here, sails next Saturday from Boston on
the "Scythia' for Liverpool. In com
pany with friend, he will spend the
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and Scotland.
new series Of shares will be opened
in the Ellsworth loan and building asso-
citation July /, and the directors have de-
cided to take a limited number of paid
up shares ON which per cent. interest
will be allowed.
Mrs. Henry A. Haynes and daug hter,
Miss Gertrude NJ. Haynes, left Ellsworth
last Friday for Boston. After a short
visit at Boston they will leave for Mime
apolis, Mimi, Whe-, - wal in future
reside.
City Marshal J. II. Donovan has APP
pointed Thomas j. Holmes day police in
place OF Josiah II. Higgins, whose resigna-
tion was accepted by the board of alder
men Monday evening. The selection is a
good one, and seems to meet with general
| approval.
Capt. Horace +. Lord has secured po
sition on board the steamer south
Cambria" plying between New York and
Porto Rico, taking about thirty days for
the round trip, and calling at all ports on
the island. He sailed from New York
last Thursday on his first trip.
+. II. Mansfield, OF the firm OF Wood
rough, Mansfield u Co, Boston, was the
guest of Rev. |. II. W. Wharf Saturday
and Sunday. Monday they were at Bar
Har Dor. Mr.. Mansfield returned to Bos
ton Monday evening, greatly pleased
with his visit to this city and Bar EIarbor.
party of eight enjoyed sail down
the bay, Tuesday, i'll Charles Leland's
yacht Fred" The party was given by
Miss Ella Devereux in honor of her
friend, Miss Cocord, of Bucksport. In
he party were Miss Devereux, Miss
Colcord, Miss Eva Aiken, Mrs. Harry w.
Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Coombs,
Henry Stock ltbridge and Charles Leland,
The high standard of the Ellsworth
high school is again attested bv the ad-
mission of Miss SWEET, a graduate of 95,
to Bates college upon the certificate of
scholarship issued by Principal Dresser
In his letter, President Chase saws" "Your
report indicates reputation and success.
| congratulate you"
~. Waspatt. of North Ellswort h. hay
ing compIeted his JUNIOR wear in the
study of medicine. remains in Pbilsdel-
phin during the summer as student of
mad assistant ta Dr. II. /. Northror rro-
f.ssor Of ANATOMY in the Habnemann
medical college. and iunior SURGEON Mt the
Uahnemann hospital.
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