Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19

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Simonton was appropriate. Features Of
the music were a solo by Miss Fannie
Tower and duet by Miss Tower and
Mrs. James Scott.
Miss Ida l.. Tate and Fred G, Coleman,
both OF Ellsworth, were married last
Wednesday evening by Rev. j. P. Simon
ton, at the Methodist parsonage. Miss
Gertrude Coleman, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid, and Eugene Carlisle was
best man.
At the regular morning service at the
Unitarian church next Sunday, the pas
tor, Rev. A. II. Coar, will deliver a St..
Johns day sermon to Masons. The MEM
bers Of Lygonia and Esoteric lodges will
meet at their respective lodge-rooms at
10 O'Clock and march to tho church.
Roderick Mcdonald was at the Green
Lake fish hatchery one day recently,
looking over the broken dam at Little
Rocky pond, preparatory to rebuilding it.
The work will be commenced at once,
and will be completed so as not to inter-
fere with the operations at the hatchery
this fall.
The largest fish ever seen in Ellsworth
was displayed last week at Giles & Bur-
rill's market. 1t was halibut Weighing,
dressed, 4OS pounds. The fish weighed,
when caught, 43S pounds. 1t was caught
by Fred Erickson, of Cranberry Isles,
who hauled the monster on board his
fishing boat alone.
Next Saturday the full summer sched-
ule OF the Rockland, Bluehill & Ellsworth
Steamboat Co. goes into effect and lasts
until Sept. II. Boats run each way daily
except Monday. Passengers from Els
worth can leave word at Mr.. Moons
house, % Hancock street, with which
there is telephone connection.
Hon. Joseph H. Manley and party, who
are touring eastern Maine in the private
car Of Gen. Manager Evans, Of the Maine
Central, stopped in Ellsworth last Thurs
day night, and were guests Of Chief-Jus-
tice Wiswell. In the party were Mr..
Manley, his daughters, Mrs. Chase Mel
len and Miss Harriet Manley, Samuel
Manley and Mrs. Lombard. They left
Saturday morning for Washington
county.
Mr.. and Mrs Leman W. Royal, of Blue
field, w. Va, formerly of Ellsworth, cele.
brated their crystal wedding anniversary
there recently. A large number Of their
friends gathered and enjoyed delightful
evening. There were music by an or
chestra and some readings and musical
oalo mi iDva hry fpIi iui1 aIc he r.
march was played by Walter and Winifred
Royal. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal received many
beautiful gifts.
The mayor and aldermen had hearing
on the application for new road from
Main to Union streets Monday afternoon,
and decided to grant the petition on con-
dition that the owners of the property
give the land for e road two rods wide.
This petition is really only an application
for the acceptance by the city as public
highway OF a road already laid out, almost
opposite the entrance to Wyman park.
There are several houses on the street. I
The Junior Order Of American Mechan-
les at its regular meeting last week, elect
ed officers as follows: Fred Lamson,
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secretary; Earl V. Thurber, assistant re-
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ene crossing exercises al schoo's NUS anu
ana iast FRIDAY. MISS Ms.tle hhey' oi
oherry neio, 'eacner Vi NO. .' ana nei pu,
plis' aieer .helr exercises, which were heio