Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-19

parts for the west at 6.oi pm. Mail closes for
the west at $50 p. m.
Miss Ellie Call is in Boston on business.
Miss Mary A. 9tockbridge is visiting in
Bangor.
Miss Annie Connick is In Boston on
business.
Mrs. t. e. Hale Is visiting her son
Charles In Boston.
City Marshal Donovan has re.appointed
Hiram c. Lord as night officer.
Mrs. Otis w. Kent Is home after an ex-
tended visit in Massachusetts.
Estoric lodge, F. and A. NJ, will work
the second degree tomorrow evening.
There will be a circle supper at the
Unitarian vestry this evening at o'clock.
The literature club will meet with Miss
Annie X. stockbridge Monday evening,
March "a.
Mrs. William Watts is spending a few
weeks in Bangor with her daug hter, Mrs.
w. J. Logan.
The ladies OF the Congregational society
will! hold another food sale at Manning
block next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sophie Walker left Tuesday to
spend a month or so visiting relatives
and friends In Massachusetts.
The Baptist Sunday school is preparing
for an Easter concert to be given in the
church on the evening of Easter Sunday.
Mrs. l.. j. Reeves, who has been visiting
In Bucksport, and Miss Blanche Reeves,
who has been visiting in Boston, have
| returned home.
| A. E. Moore is confined to his home by
illness, wbich has delayed his removal to
| franklin streets.
Frank X. Moore, who was seriously in
jured by a fail at Northeast Harbor several
| weeks ago, is now able to be out, but his
| recovery is slow.
| Next Sunday will be observed as Palm
| Sunday at the Met hodist church. There
will be sermon appropriate to the day
and special music.
| thtNr IL n. AhhShVts VI ANoithNaos 'Ahi
| Dor. preached at the Baptist church last
| Sunday morning. In the evening Mrs
Kerr conducted the service.
Rev. j. d. O'Brien, pastor OF the Catho-
lie church, arrived in Boston last week
from his trip abroad. He is expected
home the latter part OF this week.
Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M, will give
| an ice-creem sociable at Manning hail
| next Tuesday evening. All Masons ars
| invited. Members are requested to bring
cake.
The senior class OF the high school will
| give a reception at Manning ball Tuesday
evening, April 1, to the junior class ano
faculty OF the school. 1t will be very
pretty affair.
| Ellsworth friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Holli'
q. Joy, OF Iowa, extend congratulationi
on the arrival at their home on March
OF son. Long life and happiness to Mas
ter Hollis Lyons Joy.
The high school has given up for th
present the idea of having the UniVersit!
of Maine glee club here for second con
cert, and is now planning for an enter
tainment early in the next term.
Word was received in Ellsworth thi
week to the effect that Mr.. Ketcham, pres
ident OF the Boston Reduction Co., anC
| Mr.. Powers, treasurer of the company
had resigned, and new officers are to b.
elected.
The st. Patrick's supper and sale by th
ladies of the Catholic society Monda.
evening was q most successful affair
| Notwithstanding the severe storm Their
Wac a large attendance. The proceeds
netted about $50.
The Young ladies OF the Ellsworth higt
| school have formed an ansi-cigarettt
league, and they shun all young men ad'
| dicted to the cigsrette-smoking habit
| Let the young ladies everywhere join the
league: this is the quickest snd best way
| to rid the fand OF these Duisances.-Port-
| land Board of Trade Journal.
| The Ellsworth schooner "Wiilie L. Max
well', Capt. ]. A. Bowden, which, as al
ready reported, struck reef near Bermuda
and put in there leaking, found 1t nec-
essary to discharge cargo and be taken
out on marine railway. Several planks
| we're stove on the biige.
Union river is open to navigation, has
been, in fact, for two weeks. The first
vessel TO enter the river this springs
| fisherman, came in Friday. The "Lulu
| w. Eppes" came in Saturday. Also the