Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-09-18
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Serator Hale left Ellsworth Sunday for
Washington.
Prof. Fl. e. Emery left Monday to re-
sumo his work at Yale.
| Two persons were received into the
Methodist church last Sunday.
Curtis r. Foster and wife left this noon
for two-weeks' trip to the Psn-Ameri-
can exposition.
| Mrs. F. w. Rollins left Monday for q
visit OF few weeks among relatives In
Arlington, Mass.
F. B. Aiken and Mrs. Aiken left Mon
| day for two weeks visit to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo.
Roscoe Holmes gray stallion Frank H.
in straight heats. Best time, 229A.
Tomorrow being the day set for the
| funeral OF the late President, the post
office will be closed from a. IN. till $50
p. m.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church the pastor, Rev. David Kerr, will
speak on Assassination and Anarchy; its
Cause and Cure''.
M. Gallert and Charles Sweeney have
been drawn as grand jurors and Ransom
Bonsey and l. N. Avery as traverse jurors
| for the October term OF court.
| The Clark show company, of Ellsworth,
| will give minstrel show at town hall,
Surry, Friday evening. A dance will
follow. Music by Higgins orchestra.
Miss Anna Crippen left last week for
Boston. With her sister, Miss Eliza
beth Crippen, she will leave Boston Satur-
day for a visit to the Pan-American expo
sition.
| The ladies' whist club to which Mrs.
I. l.. Hslman belongs gave her compli'
| mentary dinner at the Nicolin club last
Friday, In view OF her early removal to
Boston.
| Ellsworth's three hose racing teams
Senators, City and Eurekas-left for
Cberryfield this morning to participate
in the races at the fair. Ellsworth is well
represented at the fair.
| James II. Scott, who has been employed
| in the tailoring department of Lewis
Friend & Co. for the past nine years, has
accepted position in tailoring estab-
| lishment in Cherryfeld.
| Mrs. John McMullen is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. Eugene Hastings, in Bos-
ton. She was accompanied by her grand
daug hter, Miss Cassie E., who has been
i spending he past three months here.
John H. Mcdonald, of Green Lake fish
station, has been at his home in Els
worth few days. Mr.. Mcdonald has
been Iakthg tisn eggs at Sourdnanunk
| take, Piseatsquls county. He VIII return
there to-dsy.
| DIR. A. C. Hagerthy and j. T. Giles have
sold 10, 600 acres OF timber land in Maria
willie to }. Sheffreen, of Boston, taking in
| part payment stone business block IN
Boston, which cost originally $4,000.
The Boston building is occupied.
Rev. David Kerr, with party, left for
| Brooklin to-day to attend the Hancock
| County Baptist association meetings
Wednesday to Friday. He expresses re-
gret that he would be unable to take part
in the memorial services Thursday.
| There will be box supper at school
| house district number 2, Brimmer's
| bridge, next Saturday evening. The pro-
| ceeds will be used for iron work for rais-
| ing flag pole. All are cordially invited.
| Each lady is requested to bring a basket.
| Frank Young has sold his pointer
| "Doc" to Philadelphia sportsman.
| "Doc" was one of the best known and
best trained hunting dogs in Ellsworth
and probably has been sin at the death"
of more birds than any other dog owned
here.
| Miss Myrtle Rutter, daughte er OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Rutter, OF Franklin, and
Percy Donnell, son OF Mrs. Augustus
Donnell, of Franklin, were married in
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