Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-25

service by this train In effect from June % 10
Oct S.
Fred c. Jones continues to improve in
health.
DIR. e. d. TspIey, of fremont, was In
the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Kent arrived
home last Thursday.
Frank w. Brscketi, OF Bfookiine, Mass,
Is hers to spend his vacation.
Miss Helen Rollins lis expected home
from Wellesley college next Friday.
The tennis grounds on Hancock street
are to be pu, in shape for play soon.
uchurchill L. Stevens. who has teen in
poor health long time, Is now seriously
III
Harry Joy left for Camden yesterday to
spend several weeks with his sister, Mrs
r. W. Stanton.
Miss Leah Friend arrived home yes,er-
day from Wellesley college to spend the
Summer vscation.
II. E. Walker left yesterday for Bruns-
wick to be present at the Bowdoin
centennial exercises.
Miss Maud stoytr. of Portland. is
spending few weeks here, the guest of
Miss Blanche Reeves.
The excursion OF NokomIs RebekRh
the latter part OF July.
Judge l.. A. Emery and family have
gone TO their Hancock Point cottage,
Crosby lodge, for the summer.
Arthur Gould arrived home Saturday
from the Maine medical school at Bruins
wick, for the Summer vacation.
Through July and August the public
reading room will be closed Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Col. c. c. BarriIi has rented the Psrcher
costsge at Shady Nook for TIRE season, snd
wiI spend part Of the summer there.
Edsiu Clark. q Worcester, Mass Is
here to spend his summer vacation with
his grs ndparents, Nj. and Mrs A W.
Ciars.
Miss Grace Bridges, OF Btngor. was the
guest OF Mi~w B aneae Reeves for the
commencement exercises of the high
school.
Mis-. Blanche Ho, .klns, OF Bangor. was
in Ellsworth yesterday She received a
warm We. e0iss from her many l,wortt.
friends.
Rev. J. simonion went to Trenton
to-day TO offieisls at the funeral Of Nor.
man Mcfarland, a respected eitizsn OF
that town.
The ChiIdren'- Day concert at the
Methodist church was postponed to next
Sunday evening on sceount Of the storm
last sunday.
County Commissioners Eidricge,
HiackIey and Richardson started yester-
day Tor & heir annual spring trip over the
county roads.
At the State Unitarian conference In
Yarmouth last week, Mrs. A. r. Greeiy,
OF Ellsworth, was reelected one OF the
vice presidents.
The schooner "Yreks" went on the
marine railway Monday for extensive re-
pairs. She will be reeeiled throughout,
retrunneiled and eauiked.
Hoyt A. Moore is at home from Bos-
ton university Law school for the summer
vacation. He will read law In A. w
Kings Office sgsin this summer.
George Parcher and Leon Rowe will
leave this week with Capt. w. p. Wood
ward In the schooner. "Henrietts A. Whit
neyi', for trip TO New York and return.
Mrs. r. w. Stanton. OF Boston, was hers
few days last week for the high school
graduation exercises Mr. and Mrs.
stanton are now at their Camden cottage.
The picnic OF Bianqoetort commandery,
K. T., to Shady Nook, snnoaneed Tor
yesterday. was given up. The knights
may arrange an excursion by steamer
later IN the summer.
]. 7. Giles, who, with other Ellsworth
men, is interested in the Waite Rock
Mining Co., OF lie Grand. Cal, left Fri
day for California to visit ths mines. He
will be away about six weeks.
Prof. Dodge, OF Roxbury Latin school,
vita his family, and Prof. PhiIlips, OF
Worcester, Mass, have arrived Al thsir
Shady Nook cottages. Pref. Phillips
family Is expected in fes saSs-
James Blaine Holmes spent few days
last week with his parents, Mr.. and sirs
Themas ]. Holmes, in this eaty. He came
to ATTEND tie graduation Of EEe class oi