Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-07-10


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East Maine Con Sem-Fall term.
For other local netcs see pages 4, s and 8.
Miss Lillian Presby, of Boston, is the
guest OF Miss Mabel Joy.
The band gave a concert In front Of the
Hancock house last evening.
Miss Julia g. Hagerthy, OF Boston, is
visiting friends in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Eta e. Condor is visiting her
mother in Yarmouth for few weeks.
Charles H. Curtis is building a dump
ing scow for the Eastern Dredging Co.
The scow is 25xS0 feet.
The Gertrude Roberts Co., which was
billed for Hancock hall all this week, was
stranded at Bar Harbor.
Miss Ella F. Jordan, who is teaching in
Chelsea, Mass, arrived home Saturday
for the summer vacation.
Leslie Beckwith, one of Ellsworth's
boys who is employed in Boston, is spend
ing his vacation at home.
John Wyman, with his son Raymond,
OF Waitham, Mass, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wyman.
Miss Clio M. Chilcott, who Is teaching
in Newburyport, Mass, arrived home
last Friday for the summer vacation.
Ernest L. Moore left last evening for
Bar Harbor, where he will clerk in the
Hotel st. Sauveur during the summer.
The many friends OF B. c. Hodgkins re-
gret to learn that he expects to close out
his>business here and leave Ellsworth.
Roderick Mcdonald has commenced
work repairing the broken dam at Little
Rocky pond for the Green Lake hatchery
Hollis G. Joy, of Waterloo, Iowa, with
his bride OF two months, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin P. Joy, in
this city.
Michael Myrick was arrested Monday
evening for intoxication. He was fined Z;
and costs, and committed in default OF
payment.
Officers Of Donaqua lodge, K. Of p, will
be installed this evening by District
Deputy Bradbury Smith. Refreshments
will be served. =
Misses Ruth Stetson and Charlotte
Hopkins, of Bangor, and Florencs
Edwards, OF Boston, are guests of Mis-.
Louise Dutton.
The excursion of the Baptist and Meth
odist Sunday schools will take place
Thursday, July 25. They will go BY
schooner and tug to Newbury Neck.
The Ellsworth loan and building asso
citation has paid its semi-annual dividend
of six per cent. The books are ready To-
| shareholders at the First national bank
S. K. Whiting was exhibiting as Ius
| cious curiosity last Saturday box o
Nickoma straw berries OF immense size
presented to him by Albert Sargent, o
| Lamoine.
| Capt. William e. Whiting, in his zach
"Annie Lee", with Leslie Beckwith, Nor
ris Knowlton and Harry Rowe, left Sat
urday night tor few days cruise. Th
party returned yesterday.
| Mrs. Maria Hathaway, widow of GaleI
Hathaway, formerly OF Ellsworth, died il
Cambridge, Mass, last week, aged eighty
seven years. Mr.. and Mrs. Hat haway lef
Ellsworth some thirty years ago.
! Miss Elizabeth L. Wiggin is at hom'
from Gilman's School for Girls at Cam
bridge, Mass, for the summer vacation
She has passed the examination for Rad
cliffe, and will enter that college in thu
| fall.
| The Ellsworth tennis club will be re
organized this season. The courts OF
Hancock street, which were not used las
| season, will be put in shape for play Al
once. The annual meeting of the clut
will be held next week. ~
Hoyt A. Moore has resigned the prin
cipalship of the Putnam, Conn.,, higi
school, for the purpose of studying law
He will read law in A. w. Kings offic'
this summer, and in the fall will ente
the Harvard law school.
John b. Redman is off for cruise thi
week in his yacht "Wave Crest". In thu
party are Charles Cole and Fulton Red
man, Of Pawtueket, r. l., nephews o