Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-06-22

week. This company comes well recon-
mended, having given great satisfaction
in Eastport and Machias. The pro-
gramme is changed every night, and is
literally interspersed with specialties.
The repertoire is given in another column.
Fred w. Joy, with Rogers, Peet q Co.,
OF New York, is making his annual visit
to Ellsworth. For many years Mr.. Joy
has spent as much Of the month Of June
as he could with his mother, Mrs. David
s. joy, and other relatives here. His old
friends are always glad to see him, and
he never fails to acquire new ones.
Chowder parties to Weymouth Point are
always feature of Mr.. joys visit to
Ellsworth, and the first of the series
took place last Friday afternoon.
To-day, June %, is the eightyseventh
birthday OF Judge l.. A. Emery's vene.
able mother, Madame Eliza A. Emery. In
spite of her years, Madame Emery is in
full possession Of all her faculties and is
as spry as many women many years
younger. She takes a keen interest in
the affairs of the day, and is careful OBJ
server OF current events Her home is,
and for some years has been, with her
distinguished son, Judge Emery. The
family is now occupying Crosby lodge at
Hancock Point.
DR.. HI. Weldon Osgood has purchased
the practice of DIR. A. l.. Douglass, in
this city, and will occupy his offices in
the Eddy building on Main street. Dr.
Douglass will go to Rockland, where he
takes the office Of D. c. Perkins, re-
tired. DR.. Osgood graduated this year
from the Boston University medical
school. As an Ellsworth boy whom
everybody here knows we'll and favora-
bly,, he will be doubly welcomed here.
His success in college bespeaks his sue
cess as Il practicing physician.
Several mem bers of the high school
alumni, living in town, have failed to
receive the circulars of the alumni asso-
citation which were mailed to them last
week. All such are hereby invited to join
the association, and, having done SO, to
attend the banquet which will be held
June q. They are earnestly requested to
apply i'll person or by postal card to Miss
NJ. A. Greedy, secretary of the association,
for blanks to fill out. All members Of the
alumni WAC expect to attend the banquet
must signify their intention before
Saturday, as it is necessary to know how
many will be in attendance.
new time table will go into effect on
the Maine Central next Sunday. By the
new arrangement trains will arrive at
Ellsworth from west on ek-days at
6.19, 1910 f'reight) and 11.24 a. m.; 4 20
and 5.59 %. m. Sundays, GIG and $50
a. M. 559 p. m. Returning trains will
leave Ellsworth for west at $50 and II So
a. M; 1.32 (freight), 5.1S and 10 20 p. m.
Sundays, 7,03 a. M, 5.1S and 1020 y. m.
| The 10 90 p. m. train west will not run
next Sunday. On Sunday, July TO- the
special newspaper train will be put on,
arriving at Ellsworth at u and return
ing at 2.34.
There will be another flag raising in
Ellsworth this week. Tomorrow even
iug at O'Clock the Odd Fellows will un-
| furl flag from their building. There
will be a parade by Monag hans band and
w. NJ. laines company, Uniform Rank,
+. of p. Then the flag will be unfurled,
and the spectators will be asked to join in
singing he "Red, White and Blue. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Dr.. George A.
Phillips and Rev. j. p. Simonton. Then
the crowd will sing "America" After
the exercises there will be social dance
in the hail, to which the memb bers of the
| G veral orders which hold meetings in the
iall are invited.
At the invitation of Rev. c. S McLearn,
of the Baptist church, the Masons will,
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, attend
a special masonic service at the Baptist
church, in observance of st. Johns day.
Although the sermon will be addressed
specially to Masons, the services are open
to the public generally, and all are cor
daily invited to be present. The mem
bers Of Lygonia and Esoteric lodges will
meet at their respective lodge-rooms at 2
| O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Then the
members of Lygonia lodge will march to
Esoteric lodge-room, from which place
the two lodges will march in body to
the church.