Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-04-04

Albert F. Reeves is visiting in Boston.
Senator Hale arrived home last Mon day
morning.
The board of trade will meet Monday
evening.
W. II. Holmes has returned from visit
| i'll Bangor.
Representative H. E. Hamlin arrived
home Monday.
James A. McGown returned Saturday
from a business trip to Boston.
:. S. Hutchinson and wife, of Cherry
| field, We're in the city Monday.
Alexander Cameron has been visiting
| friends in Bangor for few days.
Miss Maud presby, who has been visit
ing in Boston, has returned home.
Miss Caro- Brooks is visiting her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Charles r. Cole, at Rockland.
Mrs. Flora Lewis is home from an ex
| tended visit among friends in Bucksport
Miss Georgia Hastings has returned
| from Bosto where she has been visiting
Miss Annie Baker, who is teaching at
| Lynn, Mass, is home for the Easter hol-
idays.
Daniel +. Loweree is home from the
Burdette business college for the spring
vacation.
Mayor Dutton has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate of the late Mrs.
Dr. Parcher.
G.. II. Prentiss, of the Brush electric
company, Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city
on business.
Albert j. Lord has been home from
Andover theological seminary for the
spring vacation
Mrs. j. p. Eldridge and Miss Bernice,
who have been visiting relatives in Dex-
ter, have returned.
Thomas Daggett, of Foxcroft, presi-
dent of the State cattle commission, was
in Ellsworth h Tuesday.
j. X. Butler, of the New England tele-
phone and telegraph company, was in
Ellsworth this week.
Unity club supper at the Unitarian ves-
try this Wednesday, evening at 6-the
last one of the season.
The April term of court for this county y
sits in Ellsworth next Tuesday. Judge
Wswel will preside.
John A. Peters, jr.. has purchased the
Alden Berry farm of forty acres, at La
moine, adjoining his present farm.
Judge Wiswell is home after adjourn
ment of court at Skowhegan. Judge
Emery is holding court at Bangor.
F. Carroll Burrill, who is attending the
/ Boston University law school, has been
spending weeks vacation at home.
Benjamin b. W hiteomb, who is attend
ing the Boston university law school, has
j been at home for the spring vacation.
The hay and river are again open to
navigate ion. The ice went out of the bay
Tuesday, and several schooners came up
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Knowlton gave a
whist party at their handsome and hos
pitable new home on Church street last
Monday evening.
Miss Kate Freeman, of Cherry yield, VINO
has been visiting in Brewer he past few
weeks, is now the guest of her aunt, Mrs
George 4. Parcher.
Fred 5. Smith, of Gardiner, is in town as
sisting his brother Frank in the opening
of their new fancy and furnishing goods
store on Main street.
Alderman Michael Brady is at San
Antonio FLORIDA, looking after his orange
grove there. He is expected home the
latter;part of next week
II. w. Holt has sold his ice cream man
ufacturing apparatus to Fox & Co., Ban
gor. and will not conduct his ice cream
parlor The coming summer.
Charles j. Marshall, OF Bangor, has
organized a class in vocal music in this
! city. and gave his first lessons at Man
ming hall to-day wednesday,.
Capt Charles Smith, formerly Of the
schooner Light OF the East" leaves to-
day "Wednesday to take command OF
the schooner "Timothy Field" at Bos-
| ton.
| The schooner "Agricola," formerly OF
! Ellsworth, went ashore in the upper bay,
New York harbor, during the gale last
| Thursday. She was only slightly dam
aged.
Miss Inez l.. Dorr, who has position
as stenographer with Snow, Church q
Co., of Bost on, is spending two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Dorr.
Rev. Father O'Conner has been ap-
pointed curate of St. Joseph's church,
this city, and has assumed the duties OF
pastor during the illness OF Key.
James d. O'Brien.
The graduation exercises of the high
school will take place Friday, June IA, at
Hancock hall-two weeks earlier than
usual. The graduating class will hold