Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-05

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s. X. Whiting is In Boston this week on
| business.
J. NJ. NeaIley left this noon for a
visit of several weeks in Bangor.
Miss Beulah Salisbury Is visiting
friends in Boston for few weeks.
Thirty y-six new names were added to
the voting lists of Ellsworth last week.
The degree team OF Blanquefort COM
mandery will meet this evening for prac-
tice.
Mrs. Wellington Haslam and daughter
Alice are In Boston for visit OF several
weeks.
Ernest L. Moore is at home for a visit
OF week or two before leaving for
Colorado.
II. L. Walker, principal of Mechanic
Falls high school, is at home fer vaca-
tion OF three weeks.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church will serve fish supper Wednesday
evening OF next week.
Miss Maud Slower left this noon for
Portland, to make her home with her
sister, MA. George $. Foster.
A ball will be given at Odd Fellows
hall Monday evening, March II. Music
by Monag hams full orchestra.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will have sale OF cooked food at Manning
block next Saturday afternoon.
There will be special meeting OF No
komis Rebekah degree staff Saturday even
ing at seven O'Clock for practice.
The Daug hters OF Liberty will give an
Army ball next Wednesday evening.
The Lewiston Journal Monday printed
p Itraits OF EllsN orth's candidates for
may or, Arthur w. Greedy and Harry l..
CrA btree.
Henry M. Hall and j. T. Giles are in
New York on business relating to the de-
velopment OF tue hard wood industry on
Union river.
Miss Eliz, Ulmer, of Cambrldgeport,
Mas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Owen
Byrn. She is accompanied by her niece,
Miss Helen Ulmer.
Mrs. A. J. Lord, of Hartford, VT, who
has been with her mother, Mrs. H. b.
Phillips, during her Illness, will leave
soou for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Burnham ret rned
Saturday from BrocRton, Mass, wnete
ley have spent much OF the winter with
tneir daughter, Mrs. d. L. Brown.
The contemplated visit OF Nokomis
Rsbekah lodge to BuehilI last Friday was
given up on account OF the bad travelling.
II is probable it will be made later.
George Gould, who has been cutting
shipping them by rail from Costigan to
Bat n, arrived home Saturday.
Owing to the bad travelling, Revs.
F. W. Brooks, OF Southwest Harbor, and
P Smonton, of the Methodist church,
did not exchange pulpits last Sunday.
f lsworth Masons are contemplating a
trip to Belfast soon. Esoteric lodge has
been invited to work the third degree
there. The trip, IL made, will be BY
steamer.
The last party OF the season to be given
by the social committee of the Unitarian
society will take place at Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening. 1t promises to be
a very pretty affair.
Friday, March IA. is now announced as
the date for the second concert to be
given here by the University OF Maine
glee club, assisted by Albert Huot, reader.
A dance will follow.
The schooner "Willie l.. MAXWELL,
Capt j. A. Bowden, of Ellsworth, from
Charleston, 8. c., Feb. %, for Bar bados,
struck the reefs off Bermuda, and wss
towed in there leaking.
The Ellsworth Lumber Co. lost about
seventy. five logs from one OF its booms
near the mill in the sudden rise of the
river Sunday. About half OF the logs
have already been recovered.
Miss Fannie Tower has returned from
Bucksport, and i'll sing Sunday morning
al the Methodist church. Mrs. Mae
Friend Sealander will sing solo at the
Sunday morning service.
Ellsworth Ium bermen who have worked
on Uniou river the last half century, say
this has been the poorest winter they have
known. There has not been more than
half winters work. The cut has been