Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-06-21

the editorial board, +. W. Lord, of Ellis
worth Icing "a ltor- r-ln-chief, and d. n.
| Haaags = $eHtAUr-t Harbor, chief art ist.
u. 6. Mason is home from Boston
dental college for the summer vacation
iis wa= accompanied by Miss Della
| Langley. u Boston, who will be the
| guest ut Mr. aud Mr.. Charles W. Mason
| during the saamer.
Mrs. Frank YORK, OF Caribou. came to
| Ellsworth "a ft.s End the graduating excr-
eise- Of the high school. Mrs. York is a
friend II D.sla Friend and family. who
are 80 soon g. leave Ellsworth to make
their home IT. Caribou.
| At the eIust . THE exercises at the West
side grammar school last Monday, the
| graduating siass and teachers were infor-
uisiiy entertained by G. X. Foster and
wife. Their daughter Lena is a mem Der
| II the graduating class.
Rev. E. \. Mason, Of Dexter, a former
pastor 81 the Ellsworth Baptist church,
| preached hers sunday In exchange with
the pastor Res. e. : McLearn. Mr.. Ma
son Was waFu#Iy welcomed by his friends
! and former par rishioners.
IT. Erahtfsa - New London, Wis,
formerly of Ellsworth, sends THE AMERf-
cAs copy - the Milwaukee Sentinel
| containing detailed reports OF the recent
disastrous tornado, which killed over one
| hundred people at New Richmond, WIS.
J. W. Young formerly Of Lamoine,
| now Of Webster City, Iowa, was In the
city last week. Mr.. Young i pros
porous bushes man OF Webster city, hut
never missa= aH opportunity to get back
to his pid home. His family IS With him
on this vislf
The dtsz=uH stamp association Of
| Ellsworth wH discontinue using stamps
or redeemins looks after July 5. These
Htamp LaaA= ars redeemed only at NJ.
Gsilert'- dry goods store, and holders
are urged g. hear tn mind he date July s.
after which Icy will not be redeemed
| TIE county comm So loners Monday
visited the nay piece Of road built under
their direction at Washington Junction.
| The road as- formally accepted and
thrown open to be public Tuesday. Yes-
terday tire umissiouers left for their
| tour ot .a-pe ,lon of the county road..
u. +. Donovan, assistant superintendent
OF the Ellsworth Office OF I he Metropoli-
tan life Insurance company. has paid to
III. b. Heath the amount OF the policy held
| BY his son, Eruest l.. Heath. lately de-
ceased. the claim was paid upon the
same day hat proofs of death were pre-
sented.
Harold n. Clark received the degree OF
bachelor II mechanical engineering and
electricity at the University OF Maine
"Wednesday. Among the appointments
made by he trustees Of the university for
the next college year Is that OF MIR. Clark
as assistant instructor in electrical en-
gineering.
All the Union river lumber drives are
in, he last coming In Monday night.
Tue recent showers helped along the
drives, and they came in slick. smack
and smooth, ~ the river driver puts it..
| The amount OF lumber In the drives Is
between eight aud ten million ieet-sbout
the same rs last year.
Charles William Grindal. son of Mr.
and Mrs. {. Il. Grindal, OF Ellsworth
arrived home from Calais saturday even
Ing with bride. His bride was Miss
Grace +, Monohon, Of Cherry field, who
has many friends In Ellsworth. They
were married at Calais, June Il, by Rev.
5. \. bender, OF the Methodist church.
It. Johns day will te observed next
-.
OF this city. Lygonia and Esoterie lodges
will meet In their respective halls at ,
p. m., and 90 to the Methodist church
where su appropriate sermon will be
presc he'd by he pastor, Rev. J. =. simon .
ton. Service at 3 O'Clock. Music by ma
sonic quartette. A iuli attendance Is ear
nestly requested.
Acadia Royal Arch chapter has received
a very cordial Invitation from High Priest
spofford, OF Pine Tree chapter, Deer Isle,
L. D., to attend its constitution by the
Grand Royal Arch chapter of Maine on
June y, al ; p. IN. THIS ceremony Nlll he
followed By instsliat ion OF officers ard
banquet, aud In the evening bail IA tie
town hail. All companions who coHtem-
plate attending are requested 10 notify
High Priest T.. 4. Parker.
At the Union shoe factory Saturday
Fred stover, Edward silvy and Edward
| Mcdonald were desct uding in the ireig bat
elevator. when some part OF the mac hinery
broke. The elevator started for the
bottom at dangerous speed. stoyeE
grabbed the rope, which tore through his
hands, burning the flesh from the palms
of both hands. The others escaped
serious injury, though somew hat shaken
up by their sudden stop at the bottom OF
the shaft.
Rev. W. II. Hunt, of East Orange, y. j..
formerly OF Ellsworth, will preach at the
Unitarian church here Sunday morning
July ?. Rev. Mr.. Hudson, OF Buffalo, y
hn - in 0 h...