Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-23

y. sand 10 m.
Service by this train In effect from June % to
Oct. ..
f. f. Parker. of Lewiston, is In the city
to-day.
Miss Della @. Whitney Is home from
Boston on her summer vacation.
Miss Isabel Hall. OF Washington, d.
c. is home for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Grace Royal chsperoned party
of young people at Dorgan's cottage last
week.
Sunday to spend the summer with bis
family.
Miss Celia Larkin, OF Winslow, Ia visit
Ing her aunt, Miss Frances Larkin, in
this city.
Leroy j. French's "Peck's Bad Boy
played TO a good house last Thursday
evening.
Miss Florence Edwards, OF Boston, has
past week.
Enoch l.. Btowp, one OF Eilswortb's
oldest citizens, is seriously III at his home
on Court street.
W. E. Quinn, representing the Asso-
cisted Press, has been at the trial since
Monday morning.
The schooner Lulu w. Eppes", Capt.
Jordan, towed out yesterday loaded with
lumber for Salem.
The Usona club will hold its shirt waist
party this evening instead Of Thursday,
as reported last week.
There was sn excursion over the Wash
ington County railroad to Calais to- day.
The eIcursionists were few.
Rev. J. T. Richardson, OF Maryland,
preached at the Methodist last Sunday
morning and evening.
Harry K Walker, principal OF the Me-
chanlc Falls high school. has resigned
and accepted the principalship Of the
Fort Fairfield high school.
mrs, n. W. Hot and Mrs. j. W. Brsg-
don, who have recently returned from
Minneapolis, are visiting their broth her,
DR.. II. q. Hodg kins, OF Esstport.
The Dental Digest. of Chicago, one of
the leading dental journals of the West,
has pu biished DR.. harvard Greeiy's recent
article in fuli, copied from Cosmos.
Mrs. Mary Osgood, who has spent the
past year In Peabody, Mass, Is at home
for the Summer. She Is accompanied BY
her daug hler Lucy, who teaches in the
Peabody schools.
e. w. Lord leaves tomorrow for New
York, where he will sail Saturday for San
Juan, Porto Rico. He expects to assume
his duties as deputy commissioner Of edu-
cation there about Aug. 1.
At Curtis shipysrd the schooner
"Yreka", which has been on the main
railway for repianking and other repairs,
goes of to-day. The -. Nj. Kennedy"
is in the dock having her stern rebuilt.
K. l.. Curtis, OF Maiden, Mass, is
spending his two weeks vacation with
| friends In Eilsworih. He was accom-
panied by Miss Winnie and Charles
Davis, who are enjoying sn outing al
South Surry.
BF. Thomss, who Is endsayoring te
raise Sufficient capital to start the shoe
factory here, is nov in Boston. He has
secured subscriptions here to the extent
OF between "a 900 and 5000, and hopes tC
secure the rest among friends away.
The yacht "lorelei'' has returned from
| a ave days. cruise among the Islands
Besides f. s. Lord aud family, the party
included Mr.. and Mrs. Nieeoils, ar. anc
Mrs. Billings, OF Rhode Island, and Mist
Leonora Higgins, guests OF Mrs. Lord.
There will be 8 bail game at Wymar
! park next Wednesday stternoon-Cherry.
field VS.. Ellsworth. Manager Higgins
has succeeded in arranging 3 game with
| Franklin. They will play for a purse o.
SIS. The date and place will be an.
nounced later.
| Last Wednesday afternoon Judg'
| Peters found Alvin e. Grindle guilty o.
assault on Darlington j. Carter, Of Wesi
Ellsworth. Judge Peters imposed fn'
| Of 80 and costs. Grindle appealed ant
/ furnished bonds for his appearance be
fore the grand iary next October.
The Charles K. Champiin Stock Co. vii
| open a three nights engagement at Han
cock hall tomorrow night with ''only
Private. Friday night they VIII pial
"A Man of Mystery, Saturday nigh
ssThe Banker. aad Saturday afternoon