Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-21


the west At $50 y. m
Martin Adams arrived home from Bos-
ton Monday, for vacation.
Supper will be served at the Baptist
vestry this evening at s 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. N. G. King left Monday for visit
OF two or three weeks in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. John ID. Hopkins Is quite Ill at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. f. +. Redmsn,
Ia Pswtueket, RI.
Mrs. George +. Newman. who has spent
the greater part OF the winter in Gardiner,
arrived bone Saturday.
Charles J. Treworgy is loading the
schooner ~. NJ. Kennedy" at Steuben
With slaves for New York.
Mrs. W. II. Titus returned home Mon
day from visit OF two months In New
York, Boston and Portland.
Alice, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. McGown, fractured her arm
Saturday by a fall while playing.
Revs. j. P. Simontun and David Kerr
Will go to South Hancock tomorrow to
attend the Riveryiew local union.
Rev. c. 3. McLearn, OF Bar Hsrbor,
formerly pastoy OF the Ellsworth Baptist
church, was in Ellsworth yesterday.
A new plate glass front is soon to be
placed In the Parcher building on Main
street, now occupied by John II. Brimmer
& Co.
Charles H. Leland and e. c. osgood, Of
Donsqus lodge, X. of p, are attending
the meeting of the grand lodge In Port
land.
Col. C. c. Burrill and A. f. Burnbam
have bought the Peck house on Bridge
hill. They are having general repairs
made on It.
ars. S. J. Morrison and son, William W..
Morrison, arrived home last evening
| from Boston. Mrs. Morrison's health is
| much improved.
Miss Ethel Rowe, of this city, who re-
| Gently graduated from the Bangor
| business college, nas position with Doe
Il Gonya al Bar Harbor.
| Charles /. Staples, local manager OF
5,np.e., Smith & Moody's store, returned
home saturday from visit Of two week,
| in Augusta OH business.
Edmon Eno found 1t impossible to open
Shore Acres hotel at Lamoine Point 4,
soon as expected. The opening will b'
deferred until about June 1.
| Dou Gin npkop UNA n Sulliyaf
Monday arranging tue programme for thu
ministerial association to be held II
North Brooksviie next month.
Col John Shoenbar,, formerly OF Ellis
worth, was in the city last week. Col
Shoenbar now has an office in Boston
dealing In Alasks mining stocks.
Herbert Hall, station agent at Costigan
| is spending a short vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah f. Hail, 10 this city
| He will return to Costigan Sunday.
A. w. Ellis is confined to his house with
an abscess on bis leg. His condition ID
not as serious as has been reported. His
many friends hope to see him out again
| soon.
| Clerk OF Courts John f. Knowlton wa,
out OF the house Monday for the fist
time since he was taken i'll, over eight
weeks ago. He now takes a little exer-
else daily.
| L.. l. Haiman, while In Ellsworth last
week, bought a family driving horse oi
f. Ill. Gouid. Mr.. Halman's family viii
return to Ellsworth for the summer IL
about two weeks.
Miss Fannie Tower returned home last
| week from three weeks visit to friends
and relatives in Boston and Brockton
Mass. She accompanied her sister, Mrs
e. A. Leland, of Bucksport.
B. II, Sowle is having his auxiiiar,
sloop built at Lamoine by Roland Hodg
kIns. She will be forty feet long, siool
rigged, with auxiliary power Furnished
by gasoline engine. Sue will be com
pleted by the middle OF July.
c. l.. Morang expects to have the new
apartment of his store open some tim
next week. There will be formal open
ing, with music aud an orchestra, aat
distribution OF souvenirs. Mr.. Moranl
is in Boston for few days ON business.
The sociable of Esoteric lodge, f. ant
A. M, last Friday evening, Was not q
largely attended as some previous one
have been, owing to the short notice givei
of it. 1t was pleasant gathering, how
ever, and the evening was thorough,
enjoyed.
Superintendent @. r. Foster, of Wood
bine cemetery, says all but $50 OF th
money necessary to establish waite
system at the cemetery has been sub
scribed. It is hoped that owners OF lot