Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-11-06

/ TRAIN from the west arrives NJ I.lo n. M, de
parts for the west at so7 p. m. Mail closes fo
the west at $50 p. m.
| Mrs. Roscoe Holmes is visiting friend,
| In Belfast.
Fred Haynes has returned from visit
| to Boston.
The literature club will meet with Mrs
G. l. Welch on Monday, Nov. IS.
Mrs. George P. Dutton and Mrs. Craig
leave tomorrow for Massachusetts,.
E. F. Robinson is In Boston on business
He is expected home tomorrow.
A. R. Hagerthy is now attending Bal
timore medical college at Baltimore, Md.
Col. C. G. Burrill arrived home Saturday
from business trip to Boston and Mon
treal.
c. E. Monaghan will begin a dancing
school at Odd Fellows hall Thursday
| night. ,
H. c. Stratton and Edward Monohon
are hunting on Narraguagus waters this
week.
Mrs. P. B. Day entertained large party
of ladies last Wednesday evening at a
"harvest supper.
A. w. Curtis continues to improve and
| Is now pronounced practically out Of
| danger.
City Treasurer N. Fl. Higgins has failed
o.. ceptibly in the past week. He grows
gradually weaker,
The social committee of the Dirigo
| athletic club is arranging for the annual
| Thanksgiving eve concert and ball.
The entertainment committee Of the
| Unity club has arranged for party at
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, Nov. q.
Frances McGown, little daughter OF
| Carlton McGown, has been seriously ill
| with peritonitis. She is now improving.
Willis E. Treworgy has been committed
| to the Maine insane hospital. He was
| taken to Augusta to-day by City Marshal
Donovan.
| ]. W. Page, of New York, one Of the
grand officers OF the Royal Arcanum, is in
| Ellsworth for a short time in the interest
of the order.
Fred Goggins, who has been employed
| in the Ellsworth foundry, has gone to
| Bath, where he is employed by the Bath
Iron Works.
The friends OF Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Tburlow in MariaviIle aud Waltham pre-
| sented Mrs. Thurlow with a beautiful fur
| coat on Sunday.
F. F. Simonton spent Saturday and
Sunday with his ther, Rev. j. P. Simon
ton, returning Monday to his school in
Winterport.
Miss Catherine Doyle, formerly OF
| Ellsworth but now residing in Waltham,
Mass, is spending two weeks vacation
with relatives in this city.
Charles w. Campbell and Charles
Knowlton went to Bucksport Saturday to
witness the football game between the
seminary and Csstine normal school.
The new music for the Ellsworth fes-
tival chorus has arrived and will be ready
| for distribution among members at the
regular rehearsal at Manning hall to-
| morrow evening.
The football game between Ellsworth
and Brewer high schools, arranged for last
| Saturday, was cancelled because OF the
inability of Ellsworth to get together a
| strictly school team.
There will be a meeting of the Ellis.
worth carnival committee at the office OF
the secretary, L. F. Giles, this evening at
| 7,30 O'Clock. AT this meeting 1t Is hoped
to settle up all accounts.
| w. M. Foster, who has been Senator
| Hale's coachman for several years, has
| bought out George F. Newmsn's interest
| In the coal business, and will hereafter
| work in connection with F. s. Lord.
Simeon Lord, for many years employed
| In Ellsworth ship-yards as carpenter,
died at his home in East Surry Monday.
More extended notice OF his death ap-
pears in East Surry news In this issue.
Schools Nos. 1, 7, s, 8, 10 and IL closed
Friday for two weeks vacation. Schools
Nos. 2, 8, 6, IL and 13 will close next Fri
day for two weeks. The schools in the
city proper will not close until Nov. %. j.,
The gross receipts OF the Ellsworth
postoffice for the fiscal yesr ending June
30, according to official report just issued,
were S6, ,39O.s3. The expenditures were
e, ,526. 80, leaving net revenue OF IS, ,S64.5l.
Grover Cousins, aged twelve years, was
arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal
court yesterday charged with entering the
house OF E. B. Treworgy in the absence of
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