Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-09-11

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been working overtime preparing this
feature. The nske-up of court and
parties to the suit was printed in THE
AMERICAN last week.
| The fall schedgle Of the Maine Central
railroad does not 20 into effect until
| Oct. 13-about week later than usual.
The report that the change Is to take
place ON Oct. 8 is incorrect.
Ira Joy and wife, of Bangor, spent Sum
day In Surry. Mr.. Joy is graduate
printer from THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
office. He made the Office q short call
while in Ellsworth Monday.
Mrs. Frank e. Smith with her two
sons, Howard H. and Arthur, has moved
to Gardiner, where Mr.. Smith has been
for some time. Their many friends regret
their departure from Ellsworth.
Misses Helen and Charlotte Freeman,
OF Cherryfield, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Parcher last week.
Their father, William Freeman, came
Friday, returning home with them Satur-
day.
Everett Garland, OF Ellsworth Falls,
was tried In the municipal court yester-
day forenoon, charged with assault on
Frank G. McLaren. He was found guilty,
and sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
costs.
The Boston & Bangor Steamship Co.
| changes next week from six to five trips
per week. No boat will leave Bangor for
Boston next Tuesday. The regular win
ter schedule will not go into effect until
Nov. 4.
Rev. FIR. Hayes, who has had charge OF
the Catholic parish here the past
two summers, was called to Quincy,
Mass, last Friday by the sudden
death of his father. He has the sympa-
thy OF his many Ellsworth friends.
Mrs. Annie Jordan, widow OF Esker
Jordan, has accepted the position
OF matron OF the Children's Home, New
Brunswick. N. j., in place of Miss Grace
Kittridge, resigned. Mrs. Jordan has
been assistant in the home since May /.
There is good prospect that Ellsworth
will have husky foot ball team this sea-
son. N. P. Cutler is pushing the matter,
and is getting together some good foot
ball material. 1t is hoped to get team
E. E. Joy, who for many years carried
on the jewelry business here, has decided
to relocate here. He has taken the store
in the Smith building on Main street, re-
Gently occupied by John s. Leighton as a
barber shop. Mr.. Leighton has "pooled
issues" with j. w. Nealley in the First
national bank building.
In all the Ellsworth churches Sunday
the pastors made reference to the at
| tempted assassination OF President Nc
the Baptist church Rev. David Kerr
prayed that God would raise up men who
would have grace and courage enough to
exterminate, II need be, every anarchist
In the country.
DR.. George A. Phillips intends to move
from Ellsworth to Bar Harbor probably
| by next spring. He has already opened
| an Office there over Rogers pharmacy, and
spends Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
| days there, and the remainder of the
week in Ellsworth. Ellsworth will regret
exceedingly to lose DIR. Phillips and his
| estimable wife.
| News OF the sudden death OF James
Freeman Brown, of New York, was re-
| ceived this morning by friends living in
| Ellsworth. Mr.. Brown will be remem-
| bered as having visited in his boyhood at
| his aunt's, Mrs. Erastus Redman. He was
| a successful business man. He leaves a
wife and one sister, Miss Susan Brown,
| of Wellesley, Mass.
The work on the foundation for the
new Bangor bridge is progressing most
| satisfactorily. The foundations are
about half completed. Messrs. Bradbury
| and Riley, who have the contract for the
stone work, are apparently doing the
work in a thorough and conscientious
manner. Men who understand such
| work say the piers and abutments are
| being built to stand. Some very large
stones are being put in.
The Normal Instructor, of DanvilIe, N
Y, for September, prints an article on 9
new method of instruction in algebra
| by John A. Scott, instructor at the Els
worth high school. The article is one oi
! particular value to instructors, and the
| interest created by it is shown by the
many complimentary letters received by
Mr.. Scott from leading educators in New
England. The value which the editors
OF the Normal Instructor placed upon il
| is shown in more material manner by /
very liberal check. Ellsworth is always
proud to see the ability OF its young mer
recognized abroad.
Thomas ]. Holmes hands THE AMERI
CAN an official record of the losses of hi.
old regiment, the 11th Maine infantry
Mr.. Holmes served right through the
nd oil ba Hnb nj