Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-13

! ID Murch-Due bill lost.
Probate notice-Ests Sarah Barker ct ais.
S ID Wiggin-Apothecary.
Hancock hall-Elroy Big Stock Co.
A w Cushman h Son--Furniture.
Thompson--wall paper.
A r. Moore-Dry goods. millinery, etc.
Joy-Photographer.
w Parker Clothing Co-Cloihing,
Lewis Friend q Co-Clothing.
BLUEHILL, Me:
Geo NJ Pillsbury-soda fountain for sale.
SORRENTO:
Stockholders meeting of the Frenchman's
Bay and Mt Desert Land and Water Co.
For other local ne,cs see pages 4, and
William. Douglass and family are moving
to Old Town.
Senator Hale arrived home from Wash
ington Monday night.
James E. Parsons is building a piazza
on his Shady Nook cottage.
A tennis club has been organized among
the pupils OF the high school.
Miss Hannah Holmes has returned from
visit Of several weeks In Belfast.
Monagh hans band will give a concert at
the American house to- morrow evening.
DIR. r. p. Grindle, OF Bluehill, and DR..
r. L. Grindle, of Mt. Desert, were In Els
worth yesterday.
All the Union river drives are in, Henry
French getting in with the East branch
drive Monday night.
+. f. Robinson, it,, Is home from Mitch
ellis boys school at Billerica, Mass, for
the summer vacation.
Charles II. Leland will open ice-cream
parlors in connection with his confec-
tionery store, on Saturday.
Mrs. A. f. Greedy and Mrs. j. c. Frazier
are attending the w. {. Z. Y. county con-
vention at Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Barbour, OF Bucksport, is visiting
her daug hters, Mrs. George ii. Grant and
Mrs. w. A. Alexander, in Ellsworth.
City Marshal Donovan has given notice
that he will enforce the ordinance against
city.
j. w. Coughlin is having his barber
shop thoroughly renovated, repapered
and painted. Charles A. Bellatty is doing
the work.
Mrs. William Murphy, OF Ellsworth,
died at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. John A. Collins, in Bangor,
Monday, aged eighty years.
Early next month three or four Els
worth yachts-the "Thetis", "LoreIei,"
"Annie Lee and possibly the "Was.s
Crest, will cruise to Penohscot bay.
The meeting OF Seaside local union OF
Christian Endeavor at North Ellsworth
yesterday was well attended. A very in
teresting programme was carried out.
The matter OF in.rod ucing patriotic
instruction In the Ellsworth schools has
been deferred until the opening OF the fall
terms when the matter Will be considered.
Ellsworth fleet of yachts was out Sun
day. The "Mystery", the queen of the
fleet, was out for her first sail, and pleased
the owners and all on board by her behav-
ior.
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion in Ellsworth yesterday, for the
regular term. To-day they are at Tren-
ton for hearing on complaint OF deiec
tive way.
Rev. J. p. Simonton will go to Middle
town, Conn, next week to be present at
the graduation OF his daughter, Miss
Catherine Simonton, from Wesleyan
university.
The Children's Day concert announced
to be given at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening, was postponed until
next Sunday owing to the funeral OF Ed
ward A. Leland.
Hon. II. E. Hamlin, of Ellsworth, has
been selected by the executive committee
OF the Chi chapter OF the Zeta Psi Of Colby
to be presiding officer at the banquet
commencement week.
Three special trains went through Els
worth Monday morning, carrying crowds
to "Buffalo Blli's" Wild West show at
Bangor. About 200 tickets were sold at
the Ellsworth depot.
Judge L. A. Emery attended the re
union and banquet of the Bowdoin
alumni association of eastern Maine at
Bangor Friday night. He responded to
the toast "The Judiciary.
1t is expected that the steam planning
mill and the grist mill on Water street
will be running next week. The machin-
cry is In, and 1t only remains to COM
plete repairs on the engine.
Next Sunday evening at 7,3O O'Clock at
Hancock hall, Rev. A. II. Coar, Of the
Unitarian church, will deliver the bscca-
laureate sermon to the graduating class OF
the high school. He will speak OF the