Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-11


James II. whitney's Ministries will
appear a. Hancock ball this evening.
The Ellsworth democratic caucus viii
be held at Hancock hail Saturday evening
at 7.so.
Miss Louise Datton is home from
Poughkeepsie, n. ", after her tirst year
at yassar college.
DIR. and Mrs. III. W. Haynes are reeeiv-
daughter last THURSDAY.
Business men OF Ellsworth are planning
for = drive TO Shore Acres tomorrow
evening to enjoy one Of Eno's shore
dinners.
Ellsworth friends of Mr., and Mrs. Seth
L. Campbell. OF Island Falls, extend con-
grstsiations on the arrival at their home
| last week OF o daughter.
Miss MeCarthy's class of the School
| street school win hold its closing exercises
Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Parents
and friends are invited to be present.
Mrs. Henry e. Davis and Miss Helen C.
Davis are In Boston, where Miss Helen is
taking the preliminary examinations for
entrance to Bryn Mawr tPs.) college.
The last rehearsal until fall OF the Els
worth festival chorus viii be held to-
morrow evening at Manning hail. at s
| O'Clock. A full attendance Is earnestly
| requested.
| At the next regular meeting of No
| komis Rebeksh lodge next Tuesday even
| ing, the matter Of an excursion this sum
mer will be considered. A large attend
anee 10 desired.
The graduating exercises OF the Pine
street intermediate school will be held
| Friday at $50 p. IN. All friends OF the
| uplis and OF the school are cordially In
| gited to attend.
II. B. Phillips o-day ships to Mt. Desert
season. Mr Philiips Is operating both his
yards this vsar, and will make about
100000 bricks.
| Fred Z. Jones, of the Ellsworth Bicycle
| Co In seriously IN with brass poisoning
| from working on brass. He was reported
this moruing as slightly improved, but his
condition 10 still critical.
| DIR. Edwin Clark, of Worcester, Mass,
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Clark OF this
city, has been critically III the past week
| with an acute form OF malaria. He Is
now gradually improving.
In the list OF county committeeman
chosen at the republican county conven-
tion, the name OF f. N. osgood, OF snrry
committeeman from the Bluehill class
Was inadvertently omitted.
improvements have been made at e. L.
Dodge's livery stable on franklin street
| The front of the stable has been enlarged
and on the street front an Office exciu-
sively for ladies has been built.
| There will be union service at Hancock
hall Sunday evening at 7.sO O'Clock, when
Rev. A. II. Coar, of the Unitarian church
viii deliver the baccalaureate sermon tc
the graduating class of the high school.
| Rev. George II. salley, OF Hancock
| formerly pastor OF the Ellsworth Free
Baptist church, preached at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday morning in ex-
change with the pastor, Rev. J. p. Simon
ton.
A new timetable win go into effect on
| the Maine Central railroad next Sunday.
| Ellsworth will be given a better train and
| mail service than ever before. The time
1 table printed on page Is ineffective after
this week.
The committee appointed by the city
| government to make purchase OF an Acme
rock-erusher have ordered crusher
| through the Ellsworth agent, III. E. Davis.
| The crusher may be here the latter part
OF this week.
| Madeline, the three mont hs-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Salisbury, died
last Thursday. The parents have the
sympathy OF all In their bereavement.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Rev.
]. p. Simonton officiating.
| ]. G. Chamberlain, who is connected
with the proposed Ellsworth Castine
electric railway, Is In town. II Is under
stood that be is to open an office here.
He is accompanied by his wife. They are
stopping at the American house.
/ Next week iH commencement week OF
| the Ellsworth high school. Sunday
evening. at union service at Hancock
| hall, Rev. A. II. Coar win deliver the
baeealaureate sermon to the graduating
class. Thursday will be commencement
day. The graduation exercises will take