Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-15

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Mary l.. shute, OF this city, is a member
OF the graduating class.
/ Rev, David l.. Yale. a former past or OF
| the Congregational church here, is nov
pastor OF the Congregational church at
Taleoit7ille, Conn. Mrs. Yale Is with
her parents, A. NJ. Foster and wife, for a
visit.
Charles r. Burrill has the fever and
bought nineteen.foot launch from Ebe
Hodgkin=, OF LamoiDe. The launch was
built by Mr.. Hodgkins last winter tor his
own use. IL Is fitted with a Walker
engine.
Saturday evening several Acadia Royal
Arch MssoDs vent to Sedgwick and as
sisted in iastituting new chapter. The
Ellsworth male quartetts furnished
music The new lodge is named Mime.
wank n, No. 81.
Miss Mabel Monaghan leaves to-day
for Boston. % Thursday she, sings at
Northampton, Mass, and the engage
ment Is 10 be followed BY several In New
Hampshire. She expects 10 return for
the summer early In July.
Repairs on the Unitarian church are go
ing rapidly forward uuder the direction of
Henry L. Moor. A new foundation has
eeen laid under the eastern side OF the
bnildIng, and repairs are being made op
the interior. The painting is in charge of
Charles W. Beal.
SATURDAY. aft haI
Lakewood will meet the Ellsworth town
team at Wyman park. The town team
Is one recently organized and is captsined
by the well-known first base Charles w.
Joy. There is good stock In the new team
and 1t should put up winning game.
Ellsworth friends of Howard M. De-
Laittre and wife, OF MINES polls, will be
Interested to learn oftbe marriage OF their
daughter, Sarah o., to Roy A. Dix n, at
Minneapolis, June 8. IL was home wed.
ding, about $50 guests being present.
After an extended wedding trip, the
young couple will reside in Minona,
MINI, where the groom Is in business.
The many friends in Ellsworth of Zach
ariah Jellison, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, were
CAD to greet him last Monday on his
arrival In town. He is unable to make as
long stay as usual this summer. He
leaves day for Green Lake. He will
visit In Bucksport and Portland before
returning to Brooklyn. Later In the
season be intends to come East again,
but will probably not visit Ellsworth
again this year.
Saturday night and Sunday several local
fishermen beaded for Bogg river. All
returned with good strings. George
Gould and Fred Ringsbury got thirty
trout; Frank A. Stockbridge, Austin II.
Joy and Albert Stock bridge got fifty, and
NJ. R. Head and G. F, Newman, jr., landed
seventy seven, and all got "ail there was
coming to them" in mosquito bites. AT
Patterns pond good catches were made by
E. K. Springer, J. p. Eldridge, w. F.
Aiken and A. L. William.
The annual reunion and banquet OF the
ellsworth high school alumni association
will be held at the American house, Els
worth, on Tuesday evening, June 2S. All
graduates, and Others who were in reg
attendance at the high school for one
year or more, are eligible to membership,
and msy become members on the pay
ment OF 81 to the treasurer, w. F. Aiken.
The payment OF this fee entities one to
lie mem bership. To promote the inter-
ests and influence OF the high school and
perpetuate those friendships and associ-
ations which many so foudly cherish,
cordial invitation to join is extended to
all who are entitled to membership, and
to unite In making this reunion one OF
the happiest occasions OF the year. Ban
quet tickets may be obtained Of c. e.
Alexander, on and after June %, at Par
cher's drug store.