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


the west at $50 y. m.
Miss Mabel Monaghan Is to sing at
Camden on Friday, May %.
Fred Wallace, OF Milford, is the guest
Of bis cousin, Miss Ella Morsng.
Supper will be served at the Methodist
vestry from to O'Clock this evening.
Mrs. 8. A. Goodwin has returned from
visit Of several weeks in Massac chusetts.
The Daughters OF Liberty will have q
sociable at Grand Army hall this evening.
The ladies' aid society Of the Baptist
church will give supper In the vestry
next Wednesday evening.
Esotoric lodge, F. and A. M, will give
sociable Friday evening. All Masons
and their families are invited.
There will be meeting OF the Village
Improvement society next Wednesday,
May 81, at 8 p. M, at Mrs. Andrew p.
Wisweli's.
ID. II. Eppes has leased the A. w. Clark
building on Water street, and will open
there next week a grocery, feed and pro-
vision store.
The Eurekas and a team known as the
Shamrocks played ball at Wyman park
saturday. The 'Shsmrocks won by a
score of 14-7.
o. II. Bradbury and Lawrence Carroll,
" no are employed In a shoe factory in
Manchester, N. H., spent part OF the
past week in Ellsworth.
The schoouers Lydia Webster" and
''Star OF the West" came off the marine
railway Saturday. The schooner "Min-
nicola" WAS taken out Monday.
Edmon Emo has found it impossible to
get Shore Acres hotel at Lamoine Point
in readiness for opening May 15, and has
postponed opening until May 20
The K o K. A. bali team OF Ellsworth
| went to Bar Harbor Saturday for II re-
| turn game with the Y. M. G. A. team Of
that town. They were beaten by score
of s.
Rev. A. II. Coar, OF the Unitarif Il
church, will leave tomorrow for Bostt 4
| to spend two weeks. In his absence his
pulpit will be supplied by Rev. w. h
Ruby, of Dorchester, Mass.
At wyman park Thursday the Eureka
and K. o. X. A. ball teams played game
that was characterized by heavy batting
and loose fielding on both sides. The
| Eurekas won by a score OF 16 Is.
| DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton arrived home last
week from her trip to the South. She goes
| to Southwest Harbor this week to put her
cottage there in readiness, having rented
| 1t for the season to Boston lady.
The Union river drives are coming along
well now. The West branch drive is in.
The Middle branch drive is in Jones'
reach, and the head Of the East branch is
near the reach, with the rear in Spec pond.
The many friends of l.. F. Giles, who
has been confined to his house the past
month by severe illness, are pleased to
see him out again. He was at his office
yesterday for the first time since he was
taken Ill.
Louis Mccarthy, while sailing on the
river in a small skiff. was thrown into the
water by the capsizing OF his craft. He
clambered into a small boat he had In
tow, and rowed ashore, none the worse
for his wetting.
Mrs. Helen Perkins has presented to
VIM. II. Rice post g. A. r. sword that
was carried through the Mexican war by
Capt. Sargent, OF Trenton. The sword
will be suitably labelled, and hung In
Grand Army hall.
The firemen were called out Friday
afternoon by slight fire in an unfinished
sloop which is hauled out near South
street. The damage is slight. How the
fire started Is a mystery. The boat Is
owned by Alfred Starkey.
A handsome photograph of the Els
worth high school was recently taken by
Fassett & Rand. The entire school, in
Guiding the teachers, is grouped on the
steps at the entrance OF the building. A
very effective picture waf aken.
Esoteric lodge, 4. ana A "a, has ben
invited by the two lodges of Belfast to
work the third degree there the latter
part Of this month. The invitation will
be accepted by Esoteric, and the Belfast
lodges have been asked II Monday, May
26. will be convenient date for them.
On that date the tide serves right for an