Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-11-09

art Invited. Inc tcStlVAi chorus, winch
no ds It's rehearssls In the hall on Tours
day evenings, will meet this week this
evening.
q. Frank Newman and l.. ID. Foster
have been drawn to serve on the grand
Jury OF the United States circuit court to
be held In Portland in December.
The lecture on "Jalius Cesar' at the
unitarian church last Wednesday even
ing by Rev. s. w. Sutton was well
attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church will hold asupper at Odd Fellows
bal Tomorrow evening from $50 to z 30,
instead of this evening, as previously
announced.
x b. e. Lepper, who has been employed at
THE AMERICAN office for several months,
Aas gone to Cherryfeld, where he has
accepted position as foreman of the
Rdrrdguagus Times.
The festival chorus rehearsal will be
held this evening instead OF on Thursday
evening as is usual. The change is made
10 order not to interfere with the masonic
s'ociable Tomorrow evening.
Mrs. F. A. ScribDer has returned to
Ellsworth after an extended trip with
her husband in the northern part OF the
State. She will spend the winter with
her parents, o. W. Trip and wife.
A delegation Of Sunrise council, d. OF l. i,
visited flanders council, of Sullivan, last
Wednesday evening and witnessed the
work. Refreshments were served after
the work. All report an enjoyable even
ing,
Miss Mary Ann Campbell is employed
jn the office otO. w. Tapley, taking the
place OF Miss Addie Salisbury, who has
been employed there for several years,
and who is to spend the winter with rel
atives 10 Florida.
! special meeting OF VIM. Il. H. Rice
Pellet corps is called for Friday, Nov. II,
for the purpose OF inspection. Depart
ment Inspector Sue Clark Noyes, of Bsr-
wick, will inspect the corps, and iuIl at
tendance is requested.
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shortly for Palm Beach, Fla, where she
will ppsnd the wiater with friends. Miss
Salisbury aud her sister, Miss Beulah.
were in Brewer Sunday and Mouday
guests of Ralph Higgins aud wife.
A business meeting of the literature
club was held at the home OF Mrs. e, K.
Hopkins Monday evening. The business
was he making OF arrangements for the
coming winters work which was left in
the hands OF a competent committee.
NJ. j. Drummey,. the newly elected
keeper OF the poor farm, took possession
yesterday. Mrs. Jones and family will
move Ia town and occupy their place on
Il Ugh street, formerly kno n a. the Black
farm. Mr.. Drunmey has disposed OF his
grocery store to II. s. Melcher q Co, of
Portland.
The wedding OF Miss Mariarna Joy
Treworgy and Walter j. Clark, ic., took
place at the Methodist parsonage last
Wednesday evening. Rev. j. z. Simonton
officiating. The newly married couple
we're immediately driven to their home on
Water street where reception was held,
About twenty five guests were present.
The lyceum exercises for next Friday
afternoon at the high school wiA coaslsi
of music by Mary A. Fields, Margai ct
Drummey, Helene Bella,ty and Mary
Davis; Current Events by Inward U.
Bridges; school paper, Margaret Downey
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that tue trusts should be exterminated |;
affirmative, Harry l.. Gerry; negative,
NJ ilton Beckwith.
Another Ellsworth boy has joined Han
cock county's contingent of teachers in
Porto Rico-Linwood c. Beckwith, who
leaves shortly for his post. e. W. Lord,
assist o ut commissioner OF education in
Porto r CO, a well known Ellsworth boy,
evidently knows where TO look for the
kind of helpers he needs in the great
work he is doing In this new possession.
Roy Z. Haines ana Chester l.. Msddocks,
who went out a few weeks ago, are at
work-Haines at Patillas; Msddocks at
Marionabo.
At Floyd & Haynes market yesterday
two dressed beef cattle were on exhibi'
tion. 1t was native beef and dressed by
& Eppes. The two creatures
dressed 1850 pounds, being the largest
beef, either native or western, that mas
been handled in Ellsworth for many
moons. This firm has recently put into
its store a track for handling heavy meats.
The track starts at the back door Of the
store and runs round the refrigerator to
the cutting block. A spur OF the track
also runs into the dressing room.
Recent guests at the American house
were W. A. Peterson, Boston; John f.
Dale, Bar Harbor; Harry Lord, Bangor; HI.
Smallidge, Lawrence; J. b. Colby, Port
land; W. A. Rich, Belfast; T.. P. Boutelle,
Bsngo II. w. Dunbar, c. p. Simpson, e.