Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-03


coast Packing Co., complainant, is re2re-
sented by Hanson q st. Clair, OF Calais,
Hale g. Hamlin, OF Ellsworth; the re-
spondents are represented by j. III. Gray,
OF Lubec. Hon. Herbert M. Heath, ci
Augusta, and Hon. Enoch Foster, OF Port
land.
Arthur Shute and his daughter, Miss
MoIlie Shute, OF Port Angeles, WASH, ar
rived here last week. Mr.. Shute is COM
bining business and pleasure this trip.
Mrs. Sbute and daughter Helen have been
here some time. Mr.. Shute is not sure OF
the length OF his stay East.
The new Acme rock crusher is getting
in Its work, and the street commissiouer
is using the product on the streets. The
depressions at both ends of the bridge, In
postoffice square, on Water street and at
various other points about the city are
being filled, and the streets are greatly
improved thereby.
Extensive repairs are being made at the
foundry. The property has been recently
acquired by B. B. Walker. New sills and
flooring are being put in. The office
building, which now stands some dis
tsnce from the foundry, Is to be moved
and Joined to the larger building. Mr..
Walkers business Is rapidly increasing.
He now employs four hands.
George Crosby, of Aurora, is before
Judge Peters this afternoon, charged with
assault and battery on James Cranie.
About dozen witnesses have been sum-
moned, including DIR. J. F. Manning, OF
Ellsworth, and DIR. j. ii. Patten, OF Am
herst. The attorneys are County Attorney
Tracy for state, aud Hale Il Hamlin for
defendant. The verdict has not been
reached.
A comedy drama In three acts entitled
"Not such Fool as he Looks, Is to be
given at Rursl hall, East Surry, next
Tuesday evening, under the direction Of
that rising young comedian and theatri-
cal manager, Waiter j. Clark, ir. There
will be specialties between the acts, and
a dance will follow the show, for which
Wilson's orchestra will furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. DeLaittre, who have
been in Ellsworth and vicinity for six
weeks, began their homeward journey
Thursday. They will make short stays at
Brunswick, Portland and Boston, return
ing thence via Newport, r. 1, Long Is
land sound, the Hudson and the Adiron-
| dscks, reaching Minneapolis about Sept.
is. Mr.. and Mrs. DeLaittre have so thor
| oughly enjoyed the hospitality OF their
| many friends, and the delights OF renew.
Ing Old acquaintance, that they promise
to come next year, and it Is safe to say
their many friends, old and new, will be
glad to see them.
Z. II. Greedy, the Ellsworth horseman
| had a narrow escape from what might
| have been a bad accident last Monday al
| Maplewood park, Bangor. One of the
attractions at the Labor Day celebration
was running race between the team
| sters. Those OF them on heavy team
horses came round the back stretct
of the track where Mr.. Greedy wa.
| working out one of his colts. They mads
considerable noise, and Mr.. Greely's coll
became frightened and lodged. Tn,
wheel OF the suiky locked with a whee
OF a buggy standing beside the track
| Then the colt began to act. Mr.. Greeiy
succeeded in getting him under control
and then dismounting from the sulky
| Tue only damage was a badly frig ghtenec
colt and a tire gone from one OF his
| wheels.
| All who have ever had the pleasure o
| uearing NJ iss MabeiIe Monaghan siUt
4 viii be- glad to learn that she is to give
| song recital In the casino on the evening
of Thursday, September IL Miss Mon
| sghan's naturally beautiful voice and her
| gracious appearance and manner OF sing
| ing make all OF her hearers, admirers
| She Is a daughter OF the Pine Tree STATE
OF whom we all are very proud, and those
| " no know never hesitate to predict fol-
| her a great career. Her voice is a coIora-
| ture of great range and fiexibility, com
bined with a very lovely tone quality, ano
| she is, morever, an artist. She has ap-
peared with unvarying success In many
/ concerts through this State, and also
| around Boston, among her recent triumpbs
| being her appearance last fall in the
| Maine festival concerts In Bangor.
| Miss Monaghan Is a singer of very ex-
\ cept ionsi gifts, aud we are glad of the
| opportunity OF hearing her again u Bar
| Harbor Record.