Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

a brand new flag was hoisted at the
custom house yesterday.
Mrs. A. /. Saunders has gone to he Z
Lamoine cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Fred l.. Kent, OF Boston, is ex-
peeted here to-day to spend the summer.
NJ. Gailert returned last week from a
trip to Louisiana and Texas on business
and pleasure.
The ladies' aid society OF the Baptist
church will serve supper in the vestry
this evening at 8 30.
There will DO Children's Day concert
at the Methodist church next Sunday
evening at 30 O'Clock.
Miss Harriet Rollins is expected home
Tomorrow morning, after finishing her
first year at Wellesley.
Mrs. l.. d. Foster arrived home last
Friday from Portland where she visited
her son for few weeks.
c. Z. Monag hans house ON Birch ave-
nue. has been newly painted, and presents
an attractive appearance.
John A. Peters, jr., and Henry W..
Lsmoine for the summer.
Fred G. Jones, who Ia suffering from
paralysis OF the throat from brass poison
Ing, is gradually improving.
Harry l.. Marston, OF Berlin, N. H., Is
spending bis vacation with his uncle,
James A. McGown. in Ellsworth.
Rev. A. II. Cosr, OF the Unitarian
church, left yesterday to attend the State
Unitasisn conference at Yarmouth.
Rev. ID. l.. Yale aud wife, OF Bath, are
in Ellsworth this week to attend the
high school commencement exercises.
The minstrel show by local talent, ~ hicb
was being arranged for presentation on
the night OF the Fourth, bss been given
up.
Mark Sherwin, OF the Sherwin Burril
Soap Co, who VAS confined to bis house
several days last week by illness. is out
sgaia.
Mrs. l. e. Berry aud daughter, Miss
Flora Hopkins. went TO Llmoine Point
yesterday to open their cottage for the
season.
Past Grand Commander Herbert Harris,
ai Btngor, was the guest OF James f..
Parsons In Ellsworth Saturday and
SUNDAY.
Mrs. William Barbour, OF Bucksport,
Is visiting her daughters, Mrs. George
l.
this city.
Miss florence G. $. Smith is home
from New York to spend her summer
vacation with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. y. Smith.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Hall and two children
arrived home Saturday after visit of
three mont Ds at Mrs. Hans former home
In Florence, Ala.
Fred W. Joy. with Rogers. Peet & Co.,
New York, Is here for his annual vaca-
ton. His many friends are, as always,
glad to greet him.
Mrs. Aivsh K. Woodward and daughter
Sarah have arrived home from Boston,
where they have spent the winter with
tcthaift1
Miss Della Hopkins, OF Boston, and
Miss Elizabeth wiggin, who is attending
Radcliffe college, are expected home
to-day for The summer.
+. Z. Cooke Is arranging for the
presentation of the drama "The Burglar"
the latter part OF July, by local cast,
assisted by professionals.
III. Y. MeGown, the genial bookkeeper
of the First national bank, has been kept
busy since last Friday receiving con-
gratuiations. 1t is a boy.
Mrs. Annie LeFevre, with her son Sam
uel, OF Iowa City, lows, arrived yesterday
to spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
LaCordia Lora, in Ellsworth.
w. J.. Nutting, OF Woburn, Mass, a
friend of George l.. Hosmer, one OF the In
structors here with the technology stu
dents, is spending few days here.
Orlando Brooks, OF Hartland, was the
guest of his cousin. Mrs. Martha J. Biais-
dell, in this city, few days the past week.
He returned TO his home yesterday.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge, at its meeting
last evening, voted to have an excursion.
II was decided TO go to Northeast ,Har-
Dor. The date win depend upon time Of
tide aud arrangements that can be made