Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-09-12

For other local ne,os see pages 4, S and 8.
William Small, Of Kittery, was home
for election day.
F. E. Smith, OF Gardiner, was in Ellis
worth Monday.
Louis d. Cook returned to the normal
school at Bridgewater, Mass, this week.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, OF Watervilie, will
preach at the Baptist church next Sun
| day.
There will bea dance at Dirigo hall to-
| morrow evening. The Dirigo orchestra
| will play.
There will be regular meeting OF VIM.
H. II. Rice post, on Monday evening,
| Sept. H. A full attendance is desired.
Director in-Chief w. r. Chapman, of
the Maine music festival, will visit Ellis
worth next Friday, and conduct a special
rehearsal.
Miss Ethel Allen has been elected
| editori in chief of the Ellsworth High
! School Recorder in place of Harriet
| Rollins, resigned.
John A. Varnum was fined 20 in the
Ellsworth municipal court Saturday, for
| trespassing on Benjamin Davis cranberry
marsh at Ws3t Ellsworth.
The degree staff OF Nokomis Rebecca
lodge is requested to be present at the
| gdlar meeting next Tuesday, for prac-
tice. The meeting will begin promptly at
7.3o.
| Owing to the increase in size OF School
street school, it has been found necessary
to arrange another recitation room and
employ another assistant, Miss Frances
Drummey.
| Mrs. G. w. Hopkins, of Boston, with
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Taylor, OF
Cos Cob, Conn, visited her sister, Mrs
A. W. Packard, in Ellsworth, a few days
last week.
| There will be meeting of the BAPTIST
society tomorrow evening to get an ex-
preston from the people Of the society
with regard to calling pastor to the
church here.
The closing rally of The State campaign
in Ellsworth was held by the democrats
Saturday evening, when Col. Robert }
Hare, Of New York, addressed a good
| sized me citing.
| Rev. J. P. Simonton, OF this city, off,
ciated at the wedding OF Ernest G. Baker
and Maud NJ. Dennis in Bangor Monday.
Mr.. Simonton's son and daughtec at
tended the wedding.
| The announcement has been received
here of the marriage on Thursday, Sept.
6, OF Miss Annie Kittredge Allen, OF
West Newton, Mass, to Seaver Burton
Buck, formerly OF this city.
| A. w. Cushman & Son are removing the
| partition between their two stores Oh
franklin street. This will give them
another large show room, and add to the
attractiveness of their store.
| B. f. Gray has sold the old Ellswort b
street sprinkler to the Cherryfield fair
association. The familiar blue tank
started for Cherry field Sunday, and broke
| the drought in Washington county.
DR.. J. f. Manning, who has been at
Everett, WASH, for some time, left last
week for short trip down the Pacific
coast, through California, before coming
home. He may be home next week.
John Cheney left yesterday for Toma-
hawk, Wis, where he will live with his
daughter, Mrs. W. T. Bradley. Mr..
not be surprised to see him back again
| next summer.
Rev. William II. Savary, OF Groveland,
Mass, formerly pastor of the Unitarian
| church in Ellsworth, is supplying the
| Unitarian church at Bar Harbor the last
Sept. 8, IS, and %.
Capt. Allen Remick, who has been going
in the schooner "Victory", will take
command of the schooner "David FAUST.
Capt. Adelbert Bellatty, who has been
going in the "a. K. WOODWARD, will
take the "Victory''.
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland and daughter,
Miss Annie L. Mcfarland, will leave to-
| morrow for Cleveland, Ohio, where they
will spend the winter with F. L. Thurber
and wife. They will stop in Boston for a
short visit ON their way.
Mrs. Ella F. Ingalls,, OF Boston, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Estelle G..
Treworgy at the Jordan homestead, re-
turned to her home last week. Her niece,
Miss Ella F. Jordan, who teaches in
Chelsea, returned with her.
The 2.25 race at Lewiston last week
which went over from Tuesday to We'd
nesday unfinished. was won by f. III,
Greely's Vulcan. He had to step to his
Bangor mark Of 2.20A to take the race,
but he's GOOD race horse property at that