Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-03-02

Fred E. Morang is In Boston.
s K Whiting goes to Boston tonight
on business.
The regular meeting OF Lygonia lodge
will be held this evening.
Rev. j. p. smonton will preach at Bay
side Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Fred B. Sprague, OF Milbridge. is
visiting her daughter, Miss Annis
Sprague.
There will be a dance at Odd Fellows
hall Saturday evening. Music by Mona
ghan's orchestra.
The Nicolin club will again entertain its
friends, ladies and gentlemen, at the club
house tomorrow evening.
There was false alarm OF fire Saturday
evening for a burning chimney in II. M.
Halls 1use on State street.
Rehearsals for the City Hose minstrels
g tertsinment will begin next Monday
evening at Hancock hall.
The regular monthly meeting OF ESQ.,
teric lodge will be held to morrow even
ing. A full attendance is desired.
At the regular monthly meeting of
Acsdia X. A. chapter held last evening
several new applications were accepted.
Capt. J. A. Bowdeu left Monday for
! New York to take charge OF his vessel,
the Willie l.. Maxwell, for trip South.
Miss Mary Somes, W no has been spend
ing seversl weeks with Mrs. Thomas E.
Hale, will return to Somesvilie to-mor-
row.
| c. r. Foster and wife entertained a
| group OF friends last evening at whist In
honor OF their guest, Miss Carter, of Bar
| Harbor.
| Fred Il. Cook, Ellsworth's well-known
! tbespisn,is with the Fielding Amusement
Compsns's production Of "Wedded, but
40 Wife,.
| R.v J. p. S'monton went to Hancock
Tuesday to fficare at the funeral OF Mrs.
james Mcfarland, VINO died Sunday
morning, aged seventy years.
Rev. David Kerr goes to Brooklin sun
day noon to conduct two weeks evan
gelistic services under the auspices OF the
Maine Baptist evangeiistic committee.
| Mildred, the little daughter OF Ms. J. A.
b u den, pieasautiv entertained Iarty Of
her young friends last Saturday after
noon, at her home on Hancock street.
| Rev. J, II. Higgins, founder of the Hig-
gins classical institute at Charleston,
will occupy the pulpit OF the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening,
March 13.
| Harry E. Rowe has returned from
Ames bury, Mass, where he hiss been sew
ersi weeks learning the carriage painters
trade. Mr.. Rowe was obliged to return
Gu account of illness.
The hearing OF Charles w. Kemp vs..
Sescoast Packing Co. was held at the
courthouse lFriday afternoon before
Chief Justice A. P. Wiswell. The judges
decision was reserved.
Plans for the annual concert and supper
OF st Joseph's Cat holic society are about
completed, and the committee promises
some new and clever novelties In the way
Of entertainment.
The city fathers met last evening and
TOOK recess until next TUESDAY evening
The board of registration Is holding its
session in the aldermen's room, which
made this necessary.
The regular monthly union service OF
Protestant churches will be held In the
Unitarian church Sunday evening. Rev
J. P. Simonten, OF the Methodist church
will deliver the sermon.
The last exercises Of the term will take
place at the high school Friday afternoon
The programme includes music by FL. w
Sargent, Grace Wescott, Ruth Goodwin
and Helene Bellatty; a lecture on "The
Russian and japanese War;, by II. W.
Dunn, jr; current events by Ernest
Lyman; the school paper by Philip Jor-
dan and Julia Cushmsn, and debate