Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-05-14

leaving here about noon Monday, and re-
turning at noon Tuesday. Esoteric lodge
has also been informally invited to work
the third degree In Eastport In June.
Miss Bertha H. Lancaster, OF Ellsworth,
and Harvey D. Lear, OF Mt. Desert, were
| married at the Methodist parsonage In
Ellsworth this morning by Rev. J. P.
Simonton. They left on the IL IS train
for Northeast Harbor, where they will
| live.
Carlton, the two-year- son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brooks, died Thursday
morning OF pneumonia. Much sympathy
Is expressed for the parents. Funeral
services were held at the house Saturday,
Rev. A. H. Coar, of the Unitarian church,
officiating.
Until arrangements can be made, there
will be no stage connections between
Ellsworth and the landing at Surry of the
Rockiand BIuehili d Ellsworth Stea boat
Co. Capt. Crockett writes that he hopes
to have stage running soon but cannot
name date.
From now until the close OF the season,
the rehearsals OF the Ellsworth festival
chorus will be held at the homes of mem
bers instead OF at Manning hall. The
rehearsal this week will be held to.mor-
row evening with Mrs. b. J. Thompson,
on Bridge hill.
Justice L. A. Emery delivered his first
lecture before the University Of Maine
law school in Bangor Monday afternoon,
on the subject OF "Probate Law and
Practice". He will deliver lectures on
the same subject every afternoon this
week, and on Monday afternoon next
week.
The military drama "The Spy of Gettys-
burg" will be given the latter part Of
this month by local cast, under the
auspices of the Village Improvement
society. Fred e. Cook, the Ellsworth b
thespian, who Is now at home for the
summer vacation, will stage the play, and
drill those who take part.
At the Unitarian church Sunday even
ing Rev. j. NJ. Adams, of the Copgre
| gational church, spoke on "John Huss |;
the Forerunner of the Reformation,
The next In the series OF lectures by the
pastors OF the Unitarian and Congrega-
tioDal churches will not be given until
after Mr.. Coar returns from Boston.
The thirteenth anniversary of the
Epworth league will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. j. P. Simonton,
will deliver a sermon to young people.
In the evening there will be a concert,
with programme OF recitatioDs, choruses
and solos. There will be solos by Miss
Tower and Mrs. Sealander.
Miss Carrie M. Crockette, of Vinalhaven,
| reader, will assist Monagbsn's orchestra
| in the concert for the graduation ball
| the Ellsworth high school on the evening
| OF Thursday, June 49, Miss Crockette is q
graduate OF the New England conserva-
| tory, Boston, end formerly principal OF
| the department OF elocution In Waca con-
| servatoryNof music, at Waco,krex.
Miss Agnes Lord was yesterday ap-
| pointed deputy clerk OF courts by CLERK
OF Courts Knowlton, and qualified by
taking the required oath and giving
bonds. Miss Lord, through her long
| clerkship in Mr.. kuoxiton's Cffice, is
| thoroughly familiar with the routine
work of the office. MIR. Knowlton con-
tinues to improve and Is now able to walk
about his room little.
Renewed interest Is being taken in w.
| M. Hsines company, Uniform Rank, X. OF
p. New officers have been elected as fol-
lows: A X. McNabb, captain; w. F.
| Aiken, first lieutenant; II. c. Stratton,
second lieutenant; Charles IL. Leland,
recorder; l.. NJ. Moore, treasurer. At the
meeting this evening the appointive Of
| ficers will be announced. Four applica-
tions for membership have been received.
Charles Beal launched his new catboat
| Saturday, and had her out for trial Sun
day. Though not in regular rig, she
| worked satisfactorily. MIR. Besl has not
christened the boat, but says he intends
to call her "Why Didn't Yer". He
selected that name because everyone who
saw the craft In process OF constructio n
had suggestions to make: "Why didn't
| you do this?" or "Why didn't you do
| that?"
DR.. Harvard Greedy, OF Ellsworth, has
| invented process in the making OF arti-
| fetal teeth h which is receiving the atten-
tion OF the dental world. In brief, 1T is a
process by which greater variation can be
| used in the arrangement of artificial teeth,
making them conform to the opposite
set, aud increasing their natural appear
ance. DIR. Greedy has not yet applied for
patent. The process was described in
technical detail by him In the April num-
Der OF the Dental Cosmos.
Miss Leonora A. Clark, daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. James Clark of this city, was
married last Thursday evening to
William w. Burlingame, Berlin, N. II.
The wedding took place at the home OF
the bride In this city, Rev. David Kerr, OF
the Baptist church, officiating. Only the
immediate families and few Intimate
| friends were present. Miss Clark went to
Berlin some years ago to work In the