Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-04-15

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ley, r, corder w. L Remick, OF the West
een Hancock municipal court, and p. P.
Gilmore, OF Bucksport. ~
J. P. Eidridge and e. e. Springer have
been showing couple OF handsome sal
| mon as the result Of their prowess at
Green lake. The largest weighed four
teen pounds.
Chandler Hale, secretary of the legation
| at vienns, Austria, who 1. in I his country
| on ST ort leave OF abs' nee, was In town
f,w days last week. His family remained
In Washington.
John s Sanger, of New York, William
" Burien, Of Boston, and George f..
Wes', OF Port and, are in the city oday
l tie interests of the Bar Harbor &
Union BiVer Power Co.
Toe sa by Mrs. G. [. WeIch's Sunday
school class at the Unitarian vestry last
Saturday afternoon was we'll attended.
Besides aprons. dust caps. etc. for sale,
there was ice cream and cake.
The storehouse of Daniel Eppes, which
| was located at the lower end of Water
street, Is being moved to the rear of Mr..
Eppes' present store-the Clark building.
Carlton McGown is doiog the work. =
Miss Effie M. Hut chings and Ernest G.
Davis, both of Ellsworth, were married
last Wednesday evening at the home Of
the BRIDES parents on Washington street.
r v. David Kerr performed the ceremony.
Sunrise council, Daughters of Liberty,
| and Goodwill council, Order OF American
Mechanics, will hold sociable in Odd
Fellows hall next Monday evening. Sup
per will be served. Music by Monag hams
orchestra.
Evangelistic services are being held every
evening in the Baptist vestry by Rev. E.
s. Drew, OF Sedgwick. They will con-
tinue through next week. The Sunday
| morning services will also be conducted
by Mr.. Drew.
The last in the series of lenten talks at
the Unitarian vestry was given last We'd
| nesday evening by Mrs. 8. w. Sutton,
who spoke on "Immortality". Vocal
selections were given by Mrs. Sealander
and Mrs. Howard Walker. 49,
! The motto Of the graduating Glars of
the Ellsworth high school is: "Honor
Those to Whom Honor is Due" The
class colors are blue and white. The
junior class colors are green and white.
Catherine Hurley has been chosen class
marshal.
| The pupils OF the high school have
voted to contribute each a penny a week
for the purpose OF buying new school
| flag This presents an opportunity for
pu ubIic-spirited citizens to assict in a
worthy cause. The school needs and
deserves new flag.
E. F. Grsy's sprinkler, which was nearly
ruined in the franklin street fire last
| November, has been returned by the man.
| ufacturers to whom 1t was sent for re-
| pairs. The machine was put into servlre
| yesterday, and will continue to run II suf-
ficient funds are subscribed to justify IL.
Mrs. P. B. Day went to Bluehill last
| Sunday to see her niece, Miss Emma
Hinckley, who is seriously i'll. M Miss
! HiDckley has many friends in Ellsworth b
| who will be pained 10 learn of her illness.
| Reports from Bluehiil this forenoon are
| to the effect that she Is more comfortable,
| with an even chance OF recovery.
Next winters high school lyceum
officers have been chosen as follows ::
President, Harry Latin; vice. president,
Ret Bridees; second vice. presid dent =,
Ruth Field; secretary, Mary CampnelI; !;
| treasurer, Harry Jordan. Committee on
programme: How ard Roliins, Eernice
| Giles, Colman Bridges, Pearl Thorsen.
The occasion last Wednesday evening
OF the visit OF DR.. Frederick c. Thayer,
| TO -
| grand comm-ndery of Maine, was a m ost
| pleasant affair for all the Sir Knights " no
were fort innate enough to be pres, nj. .
| The Temple and Malta degrees we're con-
! ferred. A banquet was served, and the
after dinner speeches were of a high
| order.
"The Real Widow Brown" ia the at
traction at Hancock all next Wednes-
uay evening. Ii comes 10 Ellsworth
| under the direction OF A. @ Scammop
aid is we'll recommended. This l. the
| same company that presented "S de-
| Tracked" here last year, which will
| be given here again May 21. Both at
| fractions will be under the local manage
1 ment of Charles p. Haipin.
Laughter is better han medicine, and In
| che "Real Widow Brown" not an insta mt
| is permitted to pass without mirth
| According to the plot, a masquerade
| ing young man impersonstes an attract
| i've widow in a manner to discourage the
| attentions of an old deacon, in order TO
| get into the good graces of his two
comely daug ghters, and the comp ications
| which follow are extremely ludicrous.
Uncommonly good speciaities are intro.
| duced, and add to the general enjoyment
aud merriment This attraction will be
seen at Hancock hall Wednesday, April
%, under the local management of G. p
Halpin.
| Patrons OF the telephone received with
their monthly bills this week q circular
containing he cheerful information that
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