Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-22

| High street.
| The baecalsureate sermon for the
seniors OF the high school was delivered
by Rev. j. NJ. Adams in Hancock hall
| Sunday evening.
| Mrs. Alma Whit;emore has arrived for
tue summer. She was accompanied by her
SON Herbert aud wife, who will spend a
few days In Ellsworth.
Miss Pauiene Foster and Miss Grace
| King, students at Wellesley, and Miss
Louise Duttou, a student at Vassar, are
home for the summer vacation.
special rehearsal for the Concert of
Nations was held In Hancock hall Friday
evening. The next will be held to- NOR
row evening at the same place.
Mrs. Helene e. Hathaway who has been
abroad for several mouths, is in Ellsworth
for few days. She leaves shortly for
Tacoma, Wash, her future home.
Frank Rowe, a student at Bowdoin, ar
rived home Friday evening and left
Monday for Northeast Hsrbor, where he
has employment for the summer season.
| The Postal telegraph company's office
has been moved from II. w. Estey's store
to j. A. Thompson's book store Miss
Jennie Connick and Miss Kate Mahoney
are operators.
| Roy c. Hsines, an Ellsworth boy was
| graduated at Hebron academy this week,
and has gone to Hancock Point, where be
will conduct the store and postoffice as he
has cone for several seasons past.
| The Parada of gems and arts will be
presented at the spectacular carnival
which will appear in Hancock hall In
July. The proceeds will be devoted to
the improvement OF Woodbine cemetery.
William e. Whiting entertained party
OF friends on his sloop Annie Lee Sunday
In the party were Frank A. Mcdonald, of
Pittsburg, Pa, and Charles 4. BelIatty,
Leslie W Beckwith and Mr.. Brown, OF
Boston.
| Mrs. Mary Wheeler and her daugh
Mrs. rilton, OF Concord, Mass, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. o. W. Kent, on
Bridge hill. Mrs. Tilton is superinten-
dent OF Mrs. Quincy Shaw's industrial
school in Boston.
Friday, June 24-St. Johns day
Blanqueiort commandery, K. T., will
go on an excursion to Csstine. One OF
Capt Crockett's feet has been engaged to
carry the party. Only K. rs. with their
ladies are eligible to attend.
| Work on the schooner Leonors is pro-
gressing rapidly at the Curtis shipyards.
The aonora has been on the railway
1aarly all the spring ana has been practi
cally rebuilt. 1t is expected to send her
into the water in about two weeks.
Schooner Caressa has been sold to Ston-
ington parties. The Caressa, commanded
by Capt. George II. Haney, has hailed
from Ellsworth for many years. This re
duces Ellsworth's once long list OF
schoonerG another notch.
Mrs. George H. Grant and daughter,
Miss Marie, who have been in Boston
have returned to Ellsworth. Mrs Grant
will visit her sister, Mrs. w. A. Alexander,
for several weeks. Miss Grant has gone
to Hancock Point for the summer.
Miss Helen Rollins was graduated at
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and her mot her, who has been in Massa-
chusetts since June 1, are expected home
the latter part OF this week Miss Harriet
Rollins, 05, will return about July l, after
Ispending a week with friends in Middle
boro, Mass.
! Thursday evening the fremen were
called out for blaze in the woods up by
Pond spring. The teams went up as far
as the hardwood factory and returned.
Friday noon they were called out again
for the same fire. The old hand tub was
sent up with one hose cart, but by the
time they arrived the fire was under con-
troll and their services we're not needed.
DR.. A. 8. Condor, of Ogden, Utah, was
in the city last week visiting relatives and
calling on old friends. DIR. Condon's
caustic pen is familiar to readers of THE
AMERICAN. He is a native OF Penobscot.
He has lived In the far West for many
years, but has never lost interest IN the
home of his youth. He is east for the
first time for about twelve years, and will
spend few weeks in this county before
returning to his western home.
At a meeting OF Donaqua lodge, K. OF F.
last Wednesday evening, officers were
nominated for election at later session
as follows: Chancellor commander, En-
hert c. Osgood; vice Chancellor, G. L.
Wiswell; prelate, John A. Lord; master
OF work, s. l.. Lord; master OF arms, R.
E. Murch; master finance and keeper of
records and seals, Harry L. Crabtree;
master OF exehequer, Charles H. Leland /;
inner guard, A. ID. Stuart; outer guard, S.
ii. Sproul.
The Ellsworth town ball team was de-
ieated in ten inning game by the Lake
wood team at Wyman park Saturday. 1t
was a closely fought game and several
brilliant plays were made by both teams.
The score was 13 to ID. The lineup OF the
teams, was: Ellsworth, Silvy, RI; $. Dom
ovan, S.; w. Clark, 2b.; C. Joy, h.; A.
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