Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

for the d. OF L.. and Mr.. Carter who is
deputy OF Good win council, J. o. U. A.
NJ, OF Ellsworth.
The Ellsworth high school boys went to
Bar Harbor last Saturday and played foot
ball with the senior Y. NJ. G. A. team.
The Bar Hsrbor boys won; score IS to 0.
Two teams collided In postoffiee square
last Saturday afternoon. The wagon OF
one, owned by q Mr.. McInnis, was badly
smashed. The other, owned by Mr.. Lynn
burner, was un.njured.
G. L. Morang is registered student at
the Bangor law school. Mr.. Morspg at
tends ~ often rs he can get away from
business, averaging about twice 3 week.
He does not intend to practice law.
The moon hid her face last Wednesday
night at the time and In the manner pre-
scribed by the scientists. A merry party
OF ladies and gentlemen spent the evening
at Nicolin. returning by the dark OF the
moon.
DIR. X. w. Haynes. Harvard Jordan, ii.
f. Wescott, Harry Smith and II. B. Estey
are spending the week at Uneeda Rest
camp on the shore of Green lake. c. /.
Staples went up with the party Saturday,
but returned Monday.
John Malone has thoroughly renovated
and refurnisbed throughout his buiiding
on Water street, recently vacated by ID.
McManus, and has reopened it as board
Ing and lodging house, with stable
attached.
The purchase OF the Carlisle property at
Brimmer's bridge by the Union River
Light Il Power Co., was completed last
week. A large portion OF this property
will be overfiowed when the proposed
storage dam is built at this point.
The east side grammar school and Surry
road teams played game OF football last
Saturday afternoon in Blacks field. The
game resulted In tie, II to IL. The same
teams viii play another game next Satur-
day afternoon at the Surry road field.
f. b. Cole, OF the Arm OF B. Z. Cole q
Co., was In the city last week on business
connected with the transfer of the shoe
factory property, and the disposal OF tue
shoe machinery now In the building. The
Thomas Shoe Co. has an option on the
machinery.
j. III. Donovan's new restaurant in the
Coombs' block WIS opened last Saturday
evening. Besides the main diping-room
there are three private rooms, two for
men, and one for ladies. The rooms have
been tnoroug hly renovated, and have been
ar aet f,.-
nished.
Henry E. Davis was In Philsdeiphia
last week attending the annual exposi-
tion OF the nstional carriage dealers pro-
tective association. While there he visited
hts daughter Helen, who is at school
at Rosemont, near Philadelphia. Mr..
Davis arrived home yesterday morning.
A new set OF plans for the Ellsworth
postoffice extension has arrived. aud bids
for the work will be asked tor immedi-
ateiy. 1t is not yet known whether or
not the work will be started before next
spring. Bids must be received In Wash
ington by Nov. "a Tue appropriation
tor the WORK is s7,0 900.
+. l. Dodge has not purchased the sta Die
property now occupied BY r. II. Osgood,
on Franklin street, as previously reported.
He has bong ht some OF Mr.. osgood's out
tit. r. II. Dodge, OF Orland, has leased
the stable property on franklin street,
now occupied by IL. A. Eppes, and will
carry on the livery business there after
Mr.. Eppes vscates, which he expects to
do In few weeks.
The trst FRIDAY afternoon lyceum CT
the high school WAS held last week. The
programme was made up of reeitations,
music and debate on the question: are
solved, That after q pupil leaves ths high
school, be should be made to go no farther
sgsinst his wishes" Mary A. Campbell
and Howard Dunn argued In the affirm
stive; Grace Hamilton and Martin Gar
land in the negative.
w. II. Titus, until recently q valued
member OF The AMERICANS staff, made
flying trip to Ellsworth this week. He
arrived Monday morning. and left yester-
day noon. Since leaving Ellsworth last
July, Mr.. Titus has been travelling
through the West In the interest OF tie
Keystone type foundry, OF Philadelphia
Hereafter bis headquarters will be in
New York city. Mrs. Titus expects to join
her husband there In few days.
Next Monday, Oct. q. the popular
Kiark- Urban Co. will commence weeks
engagement at Hancock hall. A change
OF plays will be made at each perform
ance. High-ciass specialties will be in
troduced between the acts. There Is little
need to make mention OF this company,
as IL is so well known from its visit to
this city last June. On Monday mig BIT he
popular comedy-drsms, "The Inside
Track" will be given. This play has
plenty OF pleasing stu 'tions, and lots of
comedy. Mr. Klark will play the leading
role.
William V. Clancy, formerly of this
city, died In New York, Oct. II, OF paraIy-