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

part OF June or early In July. A COM
mittee was appointed to make arrange
ments.
H. e. Walker, principal of the Mechanic
Falls high school, arrived home Saturday
for the summer vacation. He has been
reelected principal OF the school at an
increased salary.
The Chiidren's Day concert at the Bap-
tist church, announced for last Sunday
evening. was postponed on account of the
union service at Hancock hall until next
Sunday evening at 7.3o.
went into effect Monday. The table
printed on page Is revised to date. The
table at head OF local column on page /
also shows changes In mails.
A party of twenty Ellsworth business
men went to Shore Acres Monday nigh.
to enjoy Proprietor Eno's hospitality.
The shore dinner which Mr.. Emo set be-
fore them left nothing 10 be desired.
There will be a special meeting OF the
city government Friday evening to con-
slider the hose carriage proposition, and
to act upon the application for change Of
North Ellsworth road so as to avoid Bull
hill.
There viii be sale OF cooked food and
OF fancy work by the ladies of the Park
street Improvement society, Saturday
afternoon, at the store on Main street re-
oe".S oeeupieu oy Dppe' i'e"on
'Ae'
Mrs. Eugene Hale arrived In Ellsworth
Monday from Washington for the sum
mer. "The Pines, one OF the most
beautiful and picturesque estates In
msine' never iooKeu ihore enaiinins snan
AZ "oe' 'n'' seaao".
AT the graduation exercises OF the Ban
gor high school Friday evening, Linnie
L. Joy, daughter OF Arthur w. Joy, for
merly OF Ellsworth, was awarded the
goid meoai 10. pest essay IN CLASS Oh
ni's'"o s'aoua'eS'
At special meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the Ellsworth Loan ana
Building association on Saturday, e. J.
Walsh was elected treasurer In place OF
W. H. mus resigned. mr. walsh VIII
"''u"'e '"e oi'ee 'u's l.
The public IL reminded that the mail
for Bar Hsroor by the 6i3 a. m. train
closes at the postoffice at 10 p. m. the
night before. Mail for the east via the
Washington county railroad by the 21
NJ w. tf"ih c'oses at :. u. m.
Frank Bracy, who was discharged from
the county jail Saturday morning after
serving sixty days for cruelty to animals,
was arrested again Saturday night for
drunkenness. He was sentenced to
thirty days In Bangor work jail.
Masons OF Lygonis lodge are requested
to meet at the lodge room at 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning to prepare to march to
the Methodist church for st. Johns
day service. 1t Is hoped that as many OF
the members RS possible will attend.
The mail service by the new New York
train will begin next Monday, the 23d,
instead OF the 2o9h, as originally an
nounced. This train arrives at IL 81 p. m.
week days and 81 Sunday; departs
2.23 p. M. daily, including sunday.
Mrs. Charles A. Hauscom, of R4ltimp,e.
arrived last Thursday to spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. w. B. Camp
bell. Mrs. Csmpbeli's daughter, Mrs.
John Emery, OF Winchester, Mass, with
her dsugnter Mariory, Is spending week
nere.
About reventy. five odd Fellows and
Re b. kshs attended the memorial service
at the Methodist church last Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. j. p. Simonton, delivered
sermon which was OF special signifi
canoe to tie members OF the order
present.
The Ellsworth hose teams ara begin
ming light practice running in anticipa.
tion of firemen's musters this year. Dover
and Foxcroft. it is understood, are plan
n'ng for muster. Ellsworth has three
teams-the Senators, City hose and
EureKas.
John W. Brimmer, of Minneapolis.
Mimi. arrived yesterdsy To spend his