Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Continued from page I.

Lewis CrowelI Clark. The wedding took
place at the new home OF the bride and
groom, at % Ash street. Rev. Tiliman B.
johnson, OF the First Baptist church,
officated. The bride wore a pretty trav-
cling costume OF olive brown, with white
satin and lace trimming. There was no
bridesmaid. A reception, attended by
the immediate friends, followed. we'd
ding lunch was served. Irving II. Gall
yon, of Phillips academy, Andover, was
master OF ceremonies. Mrs. Curtis r.
Foster, OF Ellsworth. slater OF the bride,
| attended the wedding. She Is expected
home this evening.
The committee appointed by Lygonia
lodge, F. and \. NJ, to look for desirs BILE
site for the proposed masonic block, will
tonight report in favor OF the lot at the
corner OF Main and Hancock streets. now
occupied by buildings owned by George
| A. Psrcher, OF this city, and DIR. c. p.
| Thomas, of Brewer. This lot has 'front.'
| age OF 72h feet on Main street and 70 feet
on Hancock street. The price named Is
IS, 700. The committee also examined
ot.ef uesuhDic sites, anu Will Eepoft
| thereon.
Ellsworth has another prize winner.
Mrs. A. X. Cushman's little spaniel
"Tafy" has been pronounced the SWEETEST
looking dog In the United States, by the
| judges in contest arranged by The Amer
lean Boy, popular boys magazine pub
| lished at Detroit, Mich. T.. {. Osgood
| took a photograph OF "raffyn, and PEREZ
| val Cushman entered 1t III the contest
Hundreds OF photographs from all
over the country were received but
| without hesitation the judges named
"Tafy" as the winner. lie will receive
| q handsome collar with his name en-
| graved thereon, and have his picture
| printed In the ,magazine.
The first number OF the Bowdoin Orient
under the new editorial board has made
its appearance and the editors deserve q
great deal OF credit. The edition Is
scarcely recognizable as the old sheet and
| can be safely said to be the best number In
| four years at least. The four and a half
| pages OF editorials are worth reading,
| being interesting and we'll written. They
cover all the activities OF college life, and
| contain clippings OF interest to college
men from magazines and other publica-
| tions. Three pages OF lively and we'll
| written locals and three pages of person.
ais make he number complete success
| for the new board. Charles Il. Bellatty,
well known in Bangor newspaper circles,
| II the editor In chief and to him belongs
much of the credit for advancing the
Orient to the place 1t belongs.-Bangor
Ners.
State Superintendent Of Schools w. W.
a. L.
al meeting OF school superintendents
and committeeman. The meetings are
being held in Manning hall. Eleven
towns we're represented at this mornings
session. The meetings are primarily for
school superintendents aud committee
men, but not exclusively. This morning
there was interesting discussion on school
law, transportation OF pupils, and
course OF study in rural schools.
| There was another session this afternoon.
| Those present at The morning session were
| OTIS; Z. f.. Brimmer, Ma rIaviile; A. H.
Lyman, Eden; f. II. Butler, DIR. X. p.
| Grindie and Mrs. Grindie, Biuehili; ID. b.
Alley, Trenton; Miss Alice Webster, Mir.
and Mrs. X. A. Whitmore, Verona; ii. p.
Burrill and J. II. Wharf, Dedham; Mrs.
NJ. NJ, Curtis, Brewer; +. T. Jellison,
Surry; w. Il. Dresser and George b.
| Stuart, Ellsworth. State Supt. Stetson
| was much pleased with the interest
shown.