Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-01

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meeting 1t will be finally determined
whether to continue or disband.
The east side grammar school boys die
up the Water street boys at baseball last
| Mondsy by score OF 80 to 8. TIE game
vas played ut wyman park. Parcher auc
Wa lace weie ths batteries for the victors
Young and Bragdon for the vanqaished
Miss Helen Rollins, who graduates from
Wellesley college, this month, has been
offered aud has accepted the position oil
INSTRUCTOR Ia German and Eaglsh In tht
Msrylsad college fae women at Luther
gilie, h1d. 500 viii begin her worS there
In September.
The summer schedule on the Maine Cen.
trai viii 20 into feet Mouday morning
Eiiswor wili have six trains day both
east sad aest aud four mails a day, from
the wess. A summary OF the mail sched
ule may be found at the head Of tue locals,
ann The coppi,te train scheaule may be
found Vn psge 5.
The enttrtainment by the pupils Of the
high school in Hancock nail last Wednes-
day evening was well attended. II con-
sisted OF recitations interspersed with
s5vetai selections OF music and debate
en- the Russo-Japanese war. All parts
were we'll taken. Following the enter
tsinment was social hop.
tCapt s. A. Goodwin is home while his
vessei, the Harry w. Haynes, is loading
stone at Sullivan for New York. Capt.
Goodwin made quick run from Boston
to Hancock Point. He left the dock in
Boston at O'Clock Saturday afternoon
and arrived off tue Point Sunday after
noon. His son Sidney is also home.
UnlOn memorial services were held in
Hancock hail Sunday evening under the
aus pieces of the VIM. II. Rice post, q. A.
r. Rev. j. p. Slmonton, OF the Metho-
dist church, preached the sermon, assisted
Dy Rev. J. M. Adams, of the Congrega-
tionsl church, and Rev. S. W. Sutton, OF
the Unitarian church. Music was by the
Methodist choir with Mrs. Harvard
Greedy at the piano.
Frederick E. Beuden, who suffered a
paraiytic shock two weeks ago, had re-
lapse Monday. Mr.. Bendeu was fl irst vio-
I'm In Walsh's Crystalplex company and
had the shock while playing in the or
chestra. After being removed to his hotel
he began to improve and it was thought
he could be moved to his home in East
Kingston, N. H., the first OF the week.
1t will now probably be another week be-
f0ra Ia ran ha rn0vad
Mail service on tue Ellsworth and
Rocklaud route began this morning.
Roy 5. Merserye was the clerk to go out
from this end OF the route. The mail
leaves Ellsworth at 7.45 or as soon as it
can be worked out. The night stage be-
tween Ellsworth and Southwest Harbor
also went on to-day. The stage leaves
Ellsworth about 6 As and returning ar
rives in Ellsworth at II a. m. Martin
Lsmpson is driving.
A picked nine from Ellsworth went to
West Ellsworth Monday and defeated a
creek team from that section to the tune
OF So to 8. Fred j. Flynn, OF Bangor,
pitched for the visitors, and the West
Ellsworth team could not get on to his
curves. proba bly, what did more to defeat
them than anything else was the umpire.
George b. Stuart, who introduced some
striking novelties In his decisions, and to
which may be largely attributed the re-
nsrkable score, 1t is safe to predict that
Mr.. Stuart will have important engage
msnts elsewhere II he is again asked to
umpire ball game at West Ellsworth.