Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

left last night for Philadelphia, W here
campment, &. A. K. They will spend
several weeks in Philadelphia before re-
| turning to their home in Iowa City, Ia.
The various masonic societies of Ellis
worth, after their summer vacation, will
resume their regular meetings next week
Blanquefort commandery will meet Mon
day evening, Acadia chapter Tuesday
evening, Lygonia lodge Wednesday even
| ing and Esoteric lodge Thursday evening.
Another vessel is to be added to Els
| worth's fleet, Whitcomb Haynes & Co.
having purchased OF Capt Nash of
Machias, the schooner "Yreka" The
"Greka" is of about 40 tons. Sh. was
built at Columbia Falls in 1873, and hailed
from Machias. Her hailing port will be
changed to Ellsworth at once The
"Ireka' left Bangor Saturday for New
CORK, Capt. Nash in command. The
made.
Prof. IL. c. Emery, OF Bowdoin, has
been appointed by Gov. Powers a mem Der
OF the delegation to represent Maine at
the civic federation in Chicago Sept. 13
and IA, for a conference on industrial
combinations and trusts. The other
Maine delegates are Ex-Gov. Henry B.
Cleaves, Portland; A. II. Gardner, Rock
land; Pres. Nathaniel Butler, Colby
college; Hon. J. z. Bass, Bangor; Charles
II. Prescott, Biddeford; S. d. Leavitt,
Eastport; William H. Newell, lewiston;
Hon. Cyrus NJ. Blanchard, Wilton, and
Victor w. MacFarlane, Greenville.
Many in Ellsworth will be saddened to
learn OF the death last Sunday of Miss
Ethel Hyde, oldest daughter of Gen. T.
w. Hyde, Of Bath. Miss Hyde was well
known in society, both in Bath and in
Washington. Her ability as a singer
added not little to her prominence, and
many charitable institutions had felt the
benefit OF her talents as all the proceeds
theretrom were devoted to such purposes.
Miss Hyde sang in Ellsworth last summer
at musicale given by Mrs. Hale at ''The
Pines for the Volunteer aid association,
! and delighted all Who heard or met her
by her sweet voice and charming manner.
Miss Harriet Charlotte Morrison. of
Boston, and Daniel Edward Loweree, of
| Guadaiajara, Mexico, will be married to-
morrow forenoon al 10 O'clock, at the
home Of the groom's uncle, Col John F.
| Whitcomb, of Ellsworth Falls. Relatives
and few intimate friends Will be
present Mr. and Mrs. Loweree will leave
on the noon train for their home in
Mexico, visiting en- route Boston, New
York, Chicago, St. Louis and other points
of interest. Both Miss Morrison and Mr.,
Loweree are former residents of Eilswo ort h
Falls, and Will take with them to their
home in Mexico he best wishes of host
of friends.
At the races in Pittsfeld last Thursday
in the 225 class E. IL. Greely's Philip
took second money, winning two heats,
and trotting second in the other three
heats of the race. The best time was
2254. On Saturday Mr.. Greely's Vulcan
won the 2.29 race. The first two heats Of
the race were won by Old Point, and
Vulcan took the next three. In the
second heat Vulcan trotted a long mile,
going around the field, and finished
second, driving Old Point to finish in
2 23$4 the fastest time in the race The
half-mile track record for Maine was
lowered to 2131a in the free for-all by
Terrell s.
Rev. A. j. Haynes, the young pastor of
the leading church Of Chicago, whose
theology recently caused stir in theo-
logical circles OF the United States, will
be in Ellsworth tonight, the guest OF J.
F. KnowIton. Mrs. Haynes will accom-
pany him. Mr.. Haynes was one of
"Prof." knowlton's boys in the Bucks
port seminary only few years ago, and
his march to the high place he now
occupies has been rapid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haynes have been spending their summer
vacation in Massac husetts, and have run
down to Maine for short visit to Mr..
Haynes old home in Trenton. They will
be in Ellsworth but few hours, leav ..ng
here for Chicago.
Cards are issued announcing the mar
riage next Tuesday of Miss Sarah West,
only daught of Col. and Mrs. c. c. Bur-
rill, OF this city, to j. w. Tatley, of
Montreal. Miss Burril is one of Els
worth's most accomplished young ladies,
and while congrat ulations are in order,
sincere regret is expressed that the city
is to lose so estimable person. Mr..
Tatley is manager in Montreal of the
Phenix insurance company, OF Hartford,
and is highly spoken OF in both socia! snd
business circles. The ceremony will be
performed on Tuesday evening at the
handsome Burrill residence on High
street. A reception will follow. The
couple will take the late train for Boston,
and Will sail the following day on the
Canada, of the Dominion line, for Eu-
rope on short wedding trip. On their
return they will make their home in
Montreal A host OF Ellsworth friends
will hid hem pOdsOpad