Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-06-29
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the bead OF the department.
Mrs. Frank W. Bracket and son Carl,
OF Brooklins, Mass, have arrived, and are
with Mrs. Brackett's parents, q. s. Cook
and wife
/ John B. Redmau arrived home Friday
from Washington. He was accompanied
by bis nephew, Fulton J. Redman, of
Pawtucket, X. l.
Frank a. Mcdonald, OF Pittsbarg,
Penn, who has been spending a month
| with bis mother, Mrs. A. A. Mcdonald,
returned Monday.
| Funeral services OF Benjamin Frszier
we're beld at the home OF Maurice Emery,
on State street, Thursday afternoon, Rev.
J. ?. simonton officiating.
! Chief Justice A. p. Wisweli has been
sppointea a trustee of Bowdoin college to
| fili the vacancy caused by the death OF
ex chiet-Justice John Andrew Peters.
| Miss Fannie Tower has accepted posi-.
tioD SIS clerk In tire local store OF Staples.
Smith & Moody to tilI the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Miss Bessie Byrn.
| Miss Lucy Redman, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George A.
Parcher, will leave this week for Sorrento
where she is to have charge of the tele-
graph office.
Francis Linnehan, an employee of the
Ellsworth Hardwood Co., met with 8
painful accident last Thursday by having
la piece of wood fly back from: his ma
4 oht af rIl L.,
Mrs. Laura e. Tracy and her daughter,
Miss Florence, left Monday for Massa-
chusetts for visit OF several weeks with
friends. Before return ing she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Evan T. Lindsey, in
Gloucester.
Last Friday the Unitarian Sunday
school went down the bay on its annual
outing trip. The schooner Lulu w. Eppes
WAS crowded when she left the wharf.
All report a most enjoyable day. Re-
freshments were served ON board.
The many friends OF Charles H. Closson,
who has besn seriously Ill for some weeks
at his summer home in Sedgwick, will be
| glad to learn that he is improving, and
able to be out, though still far from we'll.
His complete recovery is now probable.
To-morrow afternoon Mrs. l.. A. Emery
| will entertain her Sunday school class at
luncheon at her summer cottage at Han
cock Point. The ladies will leave on the
1915 train for the Ferry where they will
be met ~ buck boards for a drive over to
the poiat.
A distinguished party was entertained
on board the Mystery, II. E. Hamlin's
yacht, Sunday. In he party we're Sena-
tor Eugene Hale, Chief Justice A. p. wis
well, Collector of Customs Henry Whit
ing, DR.. Robert Greene, Eugene Hale, jr.,
and Fred Hale.
jeremiah Harrington, an old an high
ly-respected resident OF Ellsworth, died at
his home on Grant street Saturday even
ing, aged eighty seven years. Funeral
services we're held at the Catholic church
Monday morning at 8. O'Clock, Rev. p. A.
Hayes officiating. Interment was at Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Harrington leaves
one son-John, who lives in Virginia City,
New, and one daug ghter-Mrs. N. T. Muir
ray, OF Rockland.
| Inc nlgn SCHOOL hecOruer mas again
been issued under the direction of the
following board OF directors: Mary Ann
Campbell, editor in chief; Margaret L
Dresser, assistant; Milton Beckwith, local
editor; MurieI g. Davis, assistant; George
A. Campbell, exchange editor; Ruth
Fields, assistant; Harry T. Latin, athletic
editor; Ruei E. Bridges, alumni editor;
! Edward 9. Jordan, manager; Milton
Beckwith, assistant.
Blanquefort commandery, K. of T., OF
this city, celebrated St, Johns day last
Friday by making an excursion to Cas-
tine. The day WAS an ideal one for such
an occasion. About seventy-five people
Sir Knights and members Of their
, families-went. The steamer Mascot
Capt. Conners, OF Bar Harbor, was
| chartered. The run was made in about
five and one-halt hours. Those OF the
. party who did'not take their lunch were
served with a fine dinner at the Castine
house, where John M. Vogell treated the
! party royalty. 1t was greatly regretted
that the stay In the historic old town
was limited to about an hour. The
: return trip was as thoroughly enjoyed a
, the trip out. The party landed at the
wharf in Ellsworth at $50.