Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-04-09


on two candidates last evening.
Miss Catherine simonton returned to
her school at Eastport Saturday.
The literature club will meet April IA
with Miss M. A. Clark, Park street.
Col. q. c. BurrilI arrived home last
Friday from his trip to the Pacific coast.
| Miss N. ]. Hammond, of Massachu-
setts, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
/ Campbell.
Mrs. Sarah F. Hall, who has been in
| Boston the past three months, arrived
home last week.
Donaqua lodge, K. of p, will give a
sociable and supper next Wednesday
| evening, at Odd Fellows hall.
Frank r. Moore has a contract to build
| house for Bridgbam Fernald, at Somes-
Vile. He will begin work next week.
Josiah II. Higgins, who has been work.
ing at bodybuilding in Massachusetts,
several months, arrived home Saturday.
Clarence TapIey, who spent his three
weeks vacation with his grandparents in
West Brooksville, arrived home Saturday.
The annual supper and sale OF the Con-
| gregational society will take place this
evening. Supper will be served from 6.15
to 7 O'Clock.
e. u. Baker and wife, who have been
the guests OF Rev. J. P. Simonton the
past week, returned to their home In Ban
gor Monday.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will give sociable and apron sale
at the Methodist vestry next Wednesday
evening, April IS.
U. 8. Marshal II. B. Saunders spent
Sunday at his Ellsworth home. He re-
turned to Portland Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Saunders.
Deputy Sheriff H. t. slsby, OF Aurora,
who is attending court this week, rode to
Ellsworth ON his bicycle. This speaks
well for early April roads.
Mrs. s. J. Morrison left last week for
Boston to spend a few weeks. She was
accompanied by her son, W. w. Morrison,
who will remain few days.
B. c. Hodgkins, formerly of Eilswort h,
was In the city last Friday on business.
Mr.. Hodgkins is now connected with the
International School OF Correspondence,
in its Bangor office.
c. l.. Whela-, national lecturer OF the
Modern Woodmen OF America, will be in
Ellsworth Saturday TO address E. p.
Young camp. A special meeting will be
held Saturday evening at $50.
Rev. DR.. Hazelwood, of fremont
Temple, Boston, former pastor of the
Baptist church here, was In the city yes
terday and called upon Rev. David Kerr
and his old friend, DR.. l.. w. Hodgkins.
Chief Justice A. P. Wiswell and wife
arrived home Friday from their trip to
Old Point Comfort, Va, stopping at
Boston, New York and Washington for
short visits. Justice Wiswell returns
from the trip with renewed vigor.
The party OF surveyors who are to go
over the line OF the proposed electric rail-
way, is expected to arrive in Ellsworth
soon. Word from Mr.. Halman, received
Monday, was to the effect that he hoped
the party would reach here by to- day.
The union service OF the Congre-
gational and Unitarian churches will take
place at the Unitarian church next SUM-
day evening. Rev. j. M. AdamG, of the
Congregational church, will speak on
John Wickiffe, the Morning Star OF the
Reformation.
The Ellsworth high school having
entered in the interscholastic athletic
games to take place at the University Of
Maine on May II, track team has been
formed, and the boys are practicing faith
fully for the meet. Ellsworth high hopes
to score few points.
1t is probable that arrangements will
be made for an Episcopal service to be
held in Ellsworth soon, with the vested
choir from Bar Harbor. The date de-
pends upon Bishop Codman's engage
ments, as 1t will be arranged SO that he
can conduct the service.
Mrs. Wellington Haslem arrived home
Saturday night from two months
visit with friends and relatives In Boston
and Lowell. Her daughter Alice will not
return until the last of the month, as she
extended her visit to New York, Phiia-
delphia and Washington.
Ths drama "Breezy Point" will be pre-
septed at Odd Fellows ball Friday even
ing, by Nokomis lodge, Daughters OF
Rebekah. The cast OF characters was
printed in THE AMERICAN last week.
The play is bright and snsppy, and full OF
interesting and humorous situations.
social dance and supper will follow.
The Baptist church was well filled Sum
day evening at the monthly union service.
Rev. A. III. Cosr, of the Unitarian church,
delivered the sermon, his subject being
.some Principles of City Reform. He