Ellsworth American., 1903-07-15

friends to Castine. The time of leavinl
is7 O'Clock in the morning. This fac
should be borne in mind. because th
leaving time before was O'Clock.
Handsome new plate glass windows ar,
being put in the front of the furnitur,
store and undertaking rooms OF l. w.
Jordan and E. ]. Davis.
George 1. Grant, graduate OF TIL
AMERICAN Office, now with Golding & Co.
OF Boston, is spending two weeks vaca
tion with relatives here.
| Work Is progressing rapidly on the
Spruce street sewer. The sewer la to rur
from High street to Water street. 1t II
now about half completed.
| Miss Leonora Higgins, " ho is a teacher
in the Portland schools, is home for the
summer. She attended the national ed
ucationsl convention Ia Boston.
The annual picnic OF the Baptist anc
Methodist Sunday schools will be held
| about the first OF August. Further
| particulars will be announced later. =
| Misses Louise e. Dutton, PauleDe Fos-
ter, Grace King and Harriet Rollins are
spending week at the King homestead
at Lamoine. Mrs. N. c. King is chaper-
one.
Mrs. Lorenzo Jordan returned last week
from two weeks visit to her husband in
New York. Capt. Jordan has sailed for
Tampa, Fla, in his vessel, the "Pepe
Ramirez".
Fred s. Smith and daughter, OF
Gardiner, arrived Sunday to spend two
weeks with 8. l.. Lord and wife. Mrs.
Smith will arrive this afternoon for the
summer.
Albert n. Cushman, who is employed
by the Edison Electrical Co., at Roxoury,
Mass, returned last Thursday. He was
called home by the death of his father, J
T. Cushman.
ing for an excursion to Northeast Hart or
on Monday, August 3. The details are
not yet completed. Tue public general y
will be invited.
Frank a. Jeliison, a former employee of
THE AMERICAN Office, is home from
Boston. he is to locate in Bar Harbor in
the employ OF tue Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
Morris w. Rnowlton is in Bar fHar Dor
doing the stenogrspnie work in c6nnec-
tion with the arbitration proceedings that
are going on there between the builders
association and the workmen.
The safe arrival out of the steamship
Commonwealth" with Judge and Mrs.
Emery aboard, and OF the "Cymrie" with
Col. Hamlin, his brother Frank and
Henry Whiting aboard, has. been re-
ported.
Work on the concrete sidewalk on the
north side of Main street is progressing
The foundation has been mostly laid and
the curbing set. Street. Commissioner
Davis expects the concreters herethe last
OF this week. =
Miss Leah Friend, who was graduated
at Wellesley college last month, and who
has been spending a few weeks with
friends in Massachusetts,, is home. Miss
Friend has accepted position as assistant
In the high school at York as teacher OF
| languages.
Rev. J. NJ. Adams will exchange pulpits
on July 10 and 26 with Rev. Albert J.
Lord, OF Meriden, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lord are expected to arrive here to NOR
row. They will remain four or five
weeks, the guests of Mrs. Lords parents,
H. B. Phillips and wife.
Mrs. D. J. Cham beriain, of Elgin, Ill
arrived in the city last Friday, and will
remain during the summer. She is a
guest at the American house. Mrs. Cham
| berIain has not been here for two years,
and her many friends are glad to welcome
| her. She spent last summer in Europe.
Harry MCMILLAN, of MCMILLAN & Haze
Rondout, n. Y, has been spending the
past week with friends in Ellsworth. He
made the trip here with Capt. Bonsey, in
schooner storm Petrel''. He will leave
this week for Sullivan, where the storm
Petrol" is loading stone for New York, for
the return trip.
Ellsworth parties have recently pur-
chased the three-masted schooner "Mel-
issa Task, OF Bangor, for Capt. A. w
| Hutchings, who was master of the -. NJ
Kennedy. She is 237 gross, 19s net tons
She was built in Brewer in 1880. Whit.
eomb. Haynes & Co. and B. S. Jellison are
among the owners.
a party including Joseph W. Nealley
9. B. Stuart, Edward Jordan and A. d
Stuart left Sunday morning in Capt
| Stuart's sioop yacht "Msdella" for Ston.
| ington where summer school is being
held this week. G. B. Stuart, who il
superintendent of schools of this city
will attend some of the sessions.
Ransom E. Moore, of Duluth, Minn., i.
visiting Ellsworth after an absence ol
nineteen years. He is accom- mpsnied by
his daug ghter Cora, w no is visiting Maine
| for the first time. They are at present