Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-05-29

sawyer 1uU 60 OunR women wanted.
For other local neics see pages 4, s and 8.
Painters are at work on the interior of
H. H. Harden & Co.'s store.
Mrs. Wellington Haslam and daughter
Alice are spending few days in Bangor.
The Ellsworth festival chorus will meet
for rehearsal at Manning hall this even
ing at 7.3O.
Rev. J. P. Simonton has gone to Rock
port to spend few days this week with
his aged mother.
The initiatory degree was bestowed on
candidate last evening at meeting OF
the J. o. U. A. M. II
Miss Maud Raymond, who has been
working in a shoe factory at Manchester,
N. H., has returned home.
Mrs. z. E. Dyer and daughter Frances
left this noon for Brockton, Mass, to visit
her father, William Frame.
Holmes Bros. are putting new ceiling
in their store on the south side OF Main
street and making other repairs.
The woman's relief corps held another
OF its pleasant sociables at Manning
hal! last Thursday evening. -
Mrs. Lewis Hodgkins and son Norris
left last Thursday for visit OF few
weeks with Miss Sarah Brown, at Cohoes,
Ny.
The Boston Reduction Co. is still at
work on its new dam. One car load Of
ore has been received, and another is on
| the way here.
Anthony F. Ford, of the Metropolitan
| life insurance company, formerly sta
toned in Ellsworth, has been spending a
few days here. n
Miss Blanche Reeves arrived home last
Friday from visit of few weeks to
Boston, where she was the guest of Miss
Addie Austin.
George Parcher, Charles Knowlton and
Frank Rowe, OF the Ellsworth high school,
will take the preliminary examinations
for Bowdoin college this month.
| The change of Postal-Clerk P. B. Day to
the Calais run will enable his family to
live in Ellsworth. Their many Ellsworth
| friends will welcome their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cushman, with
| their daughter, Mrs. John A. Peters, jr.,
who have been spending few weeks in
Boston, arrived home last evening.
| w. F. Squirting, who has been for some
time at joys Photographic studio, has
accepted a position at Bar Harbor, and
/ mil orIx II,
| June.
| The last meeting for the summer OF the
board Of directors, finance committee and
district visitors OF the Associated Charities
will be held In the grand jury room Mon
day afternoon, June 8, at O'Clock.
The regular monthly union service will
be held at the Unitarian church next
Sunday evening at 80. Rev. G. H..
HeffioD, OF Ellsworth Falls Congrega-
tionsl church, will deliver the sermon.
At the concert given by the choir of St..
Saviour's church at Bar Harbor last We'd
nesday evening, Miss Lora V. Parsons, of
this city, was accompanist. Harry L..
| Crabtree, of this city, is member OF the
choir.
Plans for the observance of Memorial
| Day in Ellsworth have already been an
| nounced in THE AMERICAN. The exer-
cises at the soldiers monument will take
place at o'clock, and at Hancock hall at
2 o'clock.
| A horse owned by Asa G. Flood ran
away Saturday on State street. Mr..
Flood was thrown out OF the wagon, and
received severe cuts and bruises. The
wagon was badly damaged. The horse
| ran home.
| The many friends of Rev. and Mrs. Al
bert j. Lord (born Maude Phillips) will
| sympathize with them in the loss of a son
born last Sunday morning, May 26, at
their home In Hartford, VT. The child
| died at birth.
Albert G. Slower and Mrs. Blanche
| Wardwell were married Saturday evening
at the home OF the groom's brother, Her.