Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-17

Of Bar Harbor, survives, and one sister,
| Mrs. Z. L. Curtis, who moved from
Ellsworth to Massachusetts few years
| ago. Mr.. Suminsby was formerly in the
dry goods business In Ellsworth and Bar
Harbor. He moved to Massachusetts in
1891.
At the annual meeting of the State
council OF Daughters of Liberty, held in
Westbrook June IL, Mrs. Agnes Brown,
of this city, was elected State councillor,
and Mrs. Florence Merrill, OF Bluehili,
associate vice councillor. II
Miss Edythe M. Swan, of Bangor, has
been engaged to sing in the place of Miss
Mabel Monaghan at the high school
graduation concert to be held in Hancock
hall tomorrow evening. Miss Mary F.
Hopkins will be the accompanist.
Mrs. Frank w. Brackett and son Carl,
Of Brookline, Mass, are expected the last
of the week. They will spend the summer
with Mrs. Brackett's parents, Gideon 8.
Cook and wife. Mr.. Brackett will
accompany them for stay Of tive weeks
The return game OF baseball between
the K. o. K. As OF Ellsworth and the Y.
M. G. AS OF Bar Harbor, scheduled for
wyman park last Saturday, which was
postponed on account Of the rain, will
be played next Saturday. The game
between these two mines at Bar Harbor the
week before was won by the Bar Harbor
boys.
Roy G Haines, of. this city, who is
student at Hebron academy, came home
last week, and Immediately left for Han
cock Point where he will conduct during
the summer the only store at the Point.
In connection with the store are the post
Office and the telephone exchange.
The Emerys closed their home, "Fir-
lands." yesterday, and went to Hancock
Point. Judge and Mrs. Emery leave July
for their trip abroad. Miss Emery is
expected to-day, and will 60 Immediately
to Hancock Point, and Prof. Harry Emery
will arrive for the summer about the 26th.
George W. Young, OF Hancock, who has
represented Adriance, Platt Il Co., Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, in this county for
seven or eight years, has opened ware
house In Ellsworth. He has leased the
basement of the Manning building on
the mort b side of Main street, opposite the
Manning block.
@. F. Davis has moved his meat-mar-
ket to new quarters in the Masons' block
on State street, which has been vacant
since THE AMERICAN moved out In 1899.
The store and basement have been newly
| fitted aud painted for his use. An Office
has also been put in on the first floor.
The basement will be used as a store
room.
The funeral of Sarah A, widow Of Capt.
| Elisha Wakefield, who died last Friday,
| was held Sunday at the family residence,
Rev. j. P. Simonton officiating. Mrs.
Harvard Greedy and Miss Fannie Tower
sang most acceptably. Four children
| survive-Gilman and John, and two
married daughters. Another son, Frank ,
was lost at sea year or two ago.
The Unitar rian conference, OF Maine,
held at Bangor last week, was largely at
tended. Among those from Ellsworth
who went were Rev. and Mrs. 8. W.
Sutton, Mrs. A. F. Greedy, Mrs. A. NJ.
Hopkins, Mrs. E. K. Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah
Partridge, Mrs. Herman E. Hill, Mrs. 8.
d. Wiggin, Mrs. F. 8. Lord, Mrs. F. l..
Kent, Mrs. J. M. Hale, Mrs. ID. Q. Hale,
Mrs. G. l. WEIGH, and Miss Lizzie M. Os-
good.
| Friends of Stetson Foster, an old Els
worth boy, will be interested to learn that
| his business In Boston has been incorpo-
rated under the name of the Foster &
| Wiley Co., Mr.. Foster being president,
and Jesse 8. Wiley treasurer. The busi-
ness has also been enlarged; to the regular
lines OF furniture, draperies and wall
paper have been added carpets and rugs.
| The firms store Is at 80 Franklin street.
In response to requests from several OF
| the out -of-town members of the high
school alumni association, who are unable
| to be In town early In the summer, the
annual reunion will be held much later
than usual, probably in the first week In
| August. All graduates and ex-members
| of graduated classes who have creditably
| completed one years work in the school
are eligible to membership In the associa-
| ton, and as only mem bers can attend the
| reunion apd banquet 1t is hoped that all
who wish to be present will send their
names, and 81 for life membership, to the
| secretary, Miss NJ. A. Greely, without fur
| ther notice.