Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-13

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M. Galiert Is in Boston on business.
The Bowdoin boys returned to Bruns-
wick Moudsy.
Mrs. Frank e. Smith returned to Gar
diner Monday.
This evening Lygonia lodge will work
the third degree.
Gov. Hill has appointed Thursday,
April 81, az Fast Day.
Mrs. Bertha Joy Thompson entertained
at whist last Friday evening.
Maurice sowIe, OF the U. s. S. Olympia,
Is home for short furiough.
A special meeting OF Irene chapter, o.
e. s., was held Monday evening.
The literature club will meet with Miss
Mary F. Hopkins Monday evening.
Mrs. G. P. Dutton returned Monday
from her visit to Msssac husetts.
Assistant : P Post master Fred Fl. Lord Is
spending a short vacation in Boston.
Miss Hattie P. Bowden is home from
Northeast Harbor for short vacation.
Mrs. w. Il. Davis, OF Bar Harbor, was
the guest last week of Miss Mary F. Hop
kins.
samuel Smith and daughter Annie are
guests OF Mr.. Smiths brother, James
Smith.
A new plate glass front Is soon to be
put In ]. A. Thompson's store on Main
street.
The Ellsworth festival chorus wilt re-
hearse at Manning hall tomorrow even
ing at 7.30. 5D
Mrs. B. c. Reynolds, of Bar Harbor, was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. C. l. WEIGH,
last week.
Harry }. Jordan and wife observed the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their mar
risge last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman A. Slower are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of a
sou, born Monday.
The board of assessors is In session at
the mayor and aldermen's room in Han
cock hall this week. "
Mrs. Emma K. Tsrr, OF California, is
visiting her brother, Clerk Of Courts,
John f. Knowlton.
Miss Carrie Harrington is in Thomaston
called there by the death OF her niece,
Mrs. Frank Fullerton.
II. E. Davis has leased one Of the Bres-
nahan stores on franklin street, and win
use it as store-house for carriages.
Calvin p. Joy was seventy five years old
last Tuesday. He is In good health,
although not able to get out much.
The ladies of the Unitarian society will
have a sale of cooked food at the vestry
next Saturday afternoon at 2 80 O'Clock.
MISS Verna Giles, who is attending q
business college in Bangor, is spending
her vacation with relatives in this city.
All schools In the city, including the
high school, commenced Monday morning
with the same corps OF teachers as last
term.
Esoteric lodge will work the first and
second degrees this evening. Tomorrow
evening it will work the third on two
candidates.
Miss Lucy Redman, of Cherryfield, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. u. A. Parcher,
left last Friday for Boston, where she will
visit relatives.
The Methodist society held no SER
vices Sunday owing to the absence OF
the pastor, who attended the East Maine
conference at Pittsfield last week.
Miss Anna F. Hight and her sister,
Mrs. Ella Hale entertained at whist last
evening. Mrs. E. F Robinson and Mrs.
Arthur Shute secured the prizes.
Samuel Moore has returned from the
Eastern Maine general hospital where he
underwent an operation. His many
friends wish him speedy recovery.
William James, who makes his home
with Mrs. g. r. Campbell, on Pleasant
street, is very low, with little hope of
recovery. He is eighty-five years of age.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Addie Austin, daughter OF Alderman
Arthur w. Austin, and Harry Vincent, of
Boston. The wedding will take place In
this city June7.
The pupils OF the Pine street interme-
diate school, with the assistance of their
teacher, Miss Georgia N. Emery, recently
purchased piano for their school-room.
The children are deserving of much praise
for this undertaking. They gave enter