Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-28

- - Spy, OF drand FORKS, North Dakota.
Y yesterday was "Chinese Day" at the
Ba EOt ist church. There were meetings in
the afternoon and evening, and interest
i'm = addresses by Miss Marie A. Bowling
a IN Visionary from China.
The engagement OF Miss Mildred Clark
des u liter OF John Clark, of Bar Harbor
to DR.. L. l.. Mason son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles W. Mason, OF Ellsworth, is an
noun ced. The marriage will take place
tom Orrow evening.
Prot. II. c. Emery, OF Bowdoin, and
NJ ISIS Annie {. Emery, OF the University
of "iseonsin, are both home for the
II IN r1ler. Judge and Mrs. Emery have
as gu ests Mrs. Blake, OF Dalton, Georgia,
and Daniel iiammatt, of Topeka.
Rev. w. II. Hunt will preach at the
L N tartan church Sunday morning, and
in La moline at 30 in the evening. Rev.
A H. Coar will preach at Bar Harbor
SUM ay morning, and return to Ellsworth
for In Is Sunday evening young peoples
service.
George b. Young was found guilty OF
q r IL n k<enDess and disorderly conduct be-
fore he Ellsworth municipal court Mon
day, and sentenced by Judge Peters to
II Inc y days in the Bangor work jail. He
appealed, and committed to the
county jail in default OF bail.
The Ellsworth schooner AFR anconian.
Capt Harry c. Young, bound from New
York for Bangor, when between Watch
Hin and Block Island last Friday night,
WAS struck by lightning. The bolt went
D. Dh har Ton ripu : TO-
and ne jaws OF her foregaf were torn off.
NJ iSs Cordels J. Stanwood, OF this city,
has been appointed to and accepted a
position in the Quincy school at Pough-
kee psie, n. Y, training school for
Nas-ar college. The position IS a fine one,
and Miss Stanwood's friends will be
pleased to learn OF this recognition Of her
a biifty.
p j : Michigan and his crew are in the
city to lay concrete walks as decided upon
by he city fathers. A walk ia now being
laid on Park street. The sum OF 800 is
being expended in the improvement of
Park street improvement society com
posed OF ladies residing on the street.
Mayor Greedy, chairman OF the com
mittee on entertainment for the summer
sc h DOL has received the names OF num-
Der OF people vino Will take teachers to
board during the two weeks OF The school,
but Is DESTROYS of more. Within the
next eek doubtless many teachers who
az coming will write asking to be as
Boarding places.
Wills Jordan was helping his brot her
Is hen he was knocked into the river by
log, an q swept through the s!uice over
he ca IN. He escaped with lame back
an = ~ ct skin, but does not care to re-
peat he exciting experience. 1t is a
Won q er he escaped without broken bones.
St j Ohn's Day was observed by the
ATasons OF Ellsworth BY sp4cal services at
he Met hodist church Sunday afternoon.
LygoniR and Esoteric lodges met at their
90 ms. hen joined forces and marched to
he g - urch. Rev. }. p SimoEton
5rea L Il ed an inspiring masonic sermon.
There w as music by the masonic quartette.
The En i'll Of the Trenton Lumber Co. is
night and day. About all the
ogS for the MILL many OF which were
IrOu = i across the bay, now in boouls
rear ne mill. Tne new box factory being
,ulIt IA connection with the mill is up
nd ton rded, aud the machinery will be
,ut in early in July. The factory expects
- be = ming out boxes by the middle of
uIy-
Not lo---4 are out for the second annual
sunIOr1 and banquet Of the high school
Ia nSni n ssociation to be held at Manning
all Wed nesday evening, July .. II there
re any members of the alumni who it,
end to join the association and attend
he ba II c. uet, they must notify the secre-
4ry. Miss NJ. A. Greedy, at once all
aInes must be in by Saturday night
uiy L
The IA Jnily of David Friend left last
pur- day for their new home in Caribou,
here NJ 2. Friend and his sou Able have
cen In business for some time. Mrs.
rieu6 and her daughters Mae and
esh Viii be missed, Mr.. Friend
nd son Able already have been They
! x ~ u Il them to their new home the
ct >xle mes OF their many Ellsworth
riends.
DoI4aei - lodge, Knights OF Pythias, last
Iondav evening nominated officers fol-
oxs: Charles o. Wood, {. C.; John A.
ord, v G.; 5. l.. Lord, NJ of W.; Alec
IcN abb, NJ. at A.; Embert Osgood, X. of
:. and s. (. ii. Leland, NJ OF F.; Harvey
Iorang, l. s.; George Thompson, o. S.
he Off GERS will be elected tonight, and
Installed probably on July II, by District
Deputy Grand Chancellor Joseph r. Nor
rood of Northeast Harbor.
1t is re ported that Bangor and Brewer
viii send thousand people to Ellsworth
n the Fourth, and this is only small