Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-10-14
ghan, chairman, J. A. Cunning ham,
Charles 8. Beai, H. F. Monagha E. F,
Small, and A. r. Mcdonald.

Miss Bertha Clements, OF Bar Harbor,
who has been the guest OF Miss Kate Nc
Donald, returned home Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. David Kerr, who have
been attending the Baptist State con-
vention at Rockland, are home.
w. A. Remick, OF Bucksport, recorder
OF the western Hancock municipal court
was In the city, Monday and Tuesday.
| The October social committee OF the
Congregational society will give HaIlow-
cen party at the vestry on Friday even
| ing, Oct. 80.
| Miss Rose L. Johnson, grand matron Of
the order of Eastern Star, will inspect
Irene chapter, No. 81, OF this city, Satur-
day, Oct. II.
| Rev. s. j. Belyea and wife, of Lamoine,
are the guests Of Rev. David Kerr and
wife on their way home from their
wedding tour.
| Tbs Crockett boats of the Bluehill line
begin their annual excursions to Boston
to- morrow, and continue them up to and
including Oct. 26.
1 Frank Smith had the fingers on his
right hand badly burned last Wednesday
while repairing steam pipe on the tug
"Little Round Top".
The Knights of King Arthur held their
first meeting of the season last Friday
evening in the Unitarian vestry, Rev.
Silas W. Sutton presiding.
Rehearsals for the minstrel show, to be
given one night during the Catholic
society's bszar, will be held in Odd Fell
lows hall until further notice.
1.-THE Village Fool' was presented at
Hancock hall Friday evening. A fair
sized audience testified their appreciation
of the actors efforts by frequent applause.
| At the last regular meeting of Nokomis
Rebekah lodge Mrs. E. E Springer was
appointed delegate to attend the Re-
beksh b assembly which meets In Portlar d
| Oct. 10.
An adjourned meeting OF the NicoIin
| club will be held at the clubhouse Thurs
day evening, Oct. 10. Supper will be
served at 730. A fall attendance is
| desired.
The livery stable property on franklin
street occupied by Capt. E. w. Allen, and
owned by Capt. P. W. Alley, has been un-
dergoing soWe extensive and much
needed repairs.
| The E. H. 8. football team was defeated
last Saturday by the Y. NJ. e. A. eleven at
Bar Hsrbor by score of 80 to O. Next
| Saturday the E. M. c. S. eleven of
Bucksport will play the e. Fl. S. team at
Wyman park.
| Miss Mabel Monaghan left Saturday for
She is the first soprano of the Ariel
ladies' qusrtette. They will tour the
South this winter, leaving Boston early
in November. ~
| Work on the three masted schooner
"Harry W. HAYNES" has been completed,
and Capt. Samuel A. Good win. the master,
expects to leave in a few days on south
ern voyage. The vessel has been thor
oughly repaired and repainted.
| Elwin, the thirteen year sop of
Gilman Bunker, was badly hurt last
Thursday by the explosion of cap which
| filed his face and right eye with powder.
He will not lose the eye, but the sight
may be somewhat impaired.
The fall schedule OF the Rockland, Blue
| hill g. Ellsworth Steamboat Co. Is now in
operation. The boats will make three
trips week for the present, going west
ward Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays;
| returning, leave Rockland Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin II.
Joy on High street will this evening be
the scene OF quiet wedding. Their
daughter Lillian Lewis, will be married
to Albert F., son of Frank A. Stockbridge.
| The couple will go to housekeeping
| in the house on Pleasant street now
occupied by the Stock bridges, which is
being extensively repaired.
The brick yard owned by Hosea B.
Phillips is decidedly busy place at pres
ent, where lone million of brick are
| in process of manufacture. Fires were
started In the kilns last Thursday, and
| it is estimated that 1t will require about
| ten days to burn each kiln. The brick
will be shipped to various parts OF the
| county.
| The winter schedule of the Maine Gen.
trail went into effect last Monday. Trains
for the east leave Ellsworth at 7.16, II. IS
a. M, and 6.13 p. M; for the west trains
leave at II 56 a. M, 5 36 and 8 AZ p. m.
There will be no Sunday trains. A con-
venient table showing arrival and de-
parture OF mail trains; also hours of
| closing the mails at the pos toffice, may be
| found at the head of tue local column
on page l.
| At the annual meeting of the First
Unitarian society last Wednesday evening
| the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President, Mrs. A. f.
Greedy; vice. president, Irving Osgood;
clerk, F. s. Call; collector and treasurer,
Embert G. Osgood; trustees, j. A. Peters,