Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-07-08


N. b. Frs. O'Brien and Hayes will have
charge of the churches at Bar Harbor,
Northeast Harbor and GriDdstone Neck.
The three mssted schooner "Julia
Frances", Capt. Alley, is at the Curtis
shipyard having new bowsprit put in
and other repairs made.
Evangelist Williams will preach next
Sunday at South Hancock in the morn
ing, ct Hancock in the afternoon, and at
Mt. Desert Ferry in the evening.
DR.. Frank F. Sinonton went to Port
land yesterday with his class to go before
the State board of examiners of physi-
clans. He will return tomorrow.
A missionary service will be conducted
to- morrow evening In the Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Cronkhite, from Burma, India,
will give en- address on his work among
the Burmese.
Holt, and con, of Webster City, Iowa, are
in town visiting relatives and friends.
They will spend the summer with rela-
tives in Lamoine.
Rev. s. r. Belyea, OF Lamoine, will
preach next Sunday in the Baptist
church in exchange with the pastor, Mr.
Kerr, who is spending the greater part Of
July at LaDoine with Mr.. BeIyea at the
parsonage.
The Congregational Sunday school pic
mic, which was postponed on account OF
the storm, will take place on Monday,
July 20. The same steamer will take The
party to Castine. The steamer will leave
Lords wharf.
Fulton j. Redman Is here for his sum-
mer vacation. Fulton Is an enthusiastic
yachtsman, and will be in charge of the
"Wave Crest", owned by his uncle, Judge
John B, Redman. He made a successful
trial trip last Saturday to test the new
engine that has been installed.
Mrs. c. E. Monaghan and her daug hter
Myrtle left last Friday for Minneapolis.
They will spend the summer there with
James Z Larkin aud wife. Mrs. Larkin
is II sister OF Mrs. Monaghan. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sims, OF
Mtnneap polls, who has been in Ellsworth
for some time past.
Col. II. E. Hamlin and Henry Whiting,
of this city, and Frank Hamlin, of
Chicago, sailed last Friday from New
York on he "Cymric" of the White Star
line, for Liverpool. They will spend
several months abroad, and expect to
visit the principal cities on the continent
as we'll as in England.
The Wyman cottage at Contention
Cove is occupied this week by the follow
ing party: Misses Ethel Knowlton, A.
May Bonsey, Lulu Eppes, Leonice Foster,
Marian Treat, Ray Whiting, W. E. Whit
ing, Morris Knowlton, of Ellsworth, c.
E. Bellatty, Leslie Beckwith, OF Boston,
j. Lee and j. Montgomery, of Bucksport.
Mrs. Charles D. Wiggin, of this city,
received many compliments for her fine
rendering of Liszt's Nocturne No. 8, and
Ara besque in G minor by Chaminade, at
Miss Bramhall's piano recital given at
the First Congregational church in Brewer
on June 80. Mrs. Wiggin is an accom-
plished pianist, is always heard with
pleasure, and should be heard often in
concert numbers.
Mrs. Fl. w. Haynes is entertaining this
afternoon at Shady Nook the following:
Mrs. J.W. Tatley, of IN ontreaI, Mrs. e. A.
Hanscom, of Baltimore, Mrs. w. H. Titus,
OF New York, Mrs. l. L. Halman, of Bos-
ton, Mrs. F. A. Coombs, of East Orange,
N. j., and Mrs. Lewis Hodgkins, Mrs. F.
c. Burrill, Mrs. FL. F. Whitcomb, Mrs. w. 4.
A. Alexander, Miss j. A. Thompson, Miss
Hannah Holmes, Miss Eva E. Aiken, of
Ellsworth.
Deer are now disturbing the tranquility
of Bridge hill. Last Sunday morning
Walter Douglass, while delivering milk,
discovered deer on the lot opposite P. B.
Days. The animal ran through the
bushes into he field, where he remained
long enough for Mrs. Kings bury to come
down the street and get a good look at
him. He then jumped over the wall into
the Black field, and called on MIR. Dun.
leavy, but didn't stay long. When last
seen he was headed towards Surry.
The 40 foot ma pht ha launch "Nsrcissus",
of Boston, came into the river Tuesday,
having on board her captain and owner,
DIR. Charles A. French, Mrs. French, Miss
Louise c. Harris, Miss E Eugenie Clark,
A. G. Barber, of Boston, and Miss Eliza
beth Rounds, OF Providence, r. 1. They
were entertained at dinner by DR.. Clark's
cousin, Mrs. F. w. Rollins. In the even
ing the following Ellsworth friends OF
the party were entertained on board
Mrs. G. p. Dutton and Miss Louise, c. II.
Foster and family, Mrs. G. E. Greeley,
Miss Mabel Monaghan, Miss Sophie