Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-05-17

The Ann C. Stuart is at the Curtis yards
receiving repairs.
Miss Addie l. Salisbury is visiting
friends in Bar Harbor.
William F. Jude returned Monday to
his studies at Bowdoin.
The William G. Eadie is loading brick
for H. B. Phillips for Bar Harbor.
Miss Ida Baker, OF Boston, is spending
a short vacation with relatives here.
The second degree will be worked by
Esoteric lodge tomorrow evening.
A. Monroe Dorr and wife returned Sat-
urday from an extended wedding trip.
w. F. Aiken, who has been employed by
the East Maehas Lumber Co., is home.
new plank walk has been laid on
Franklin street from Pine to Water street.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will serve supper in the vestry this even
ing.
Rev. f. L. Hayward, of Orono, is a
guest at the Methodist parsonage en- route
for Surry.
The Henrietta A. Whitney, Capt. w. P
Woodward, arrived Sunday with coal foI
f. 5. Lord.
Miss Bertha Clement, of Bar Harbor,
has been the guest of Mrs. L. w. Paige
the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Jenison entertained a
group of friends on Monday evening at
her home on Bridge hill
Several are planning to go to Bangor
this evening to see Maud Adams in '"rhe
Little Minister" at the opera house.
On account OF the stormy weather the
excursion from Mckinley and West Tre-
mont on the Pe,cy V. was postponed.
Rev +. i. Hayward, of Orono, will
evening and hold quarterly conference.
1t has been decided by the pupils of the
graduating class OF the east side grammar
SC hool not to have graduation exercises.
Through passenger and freight rates
from Boston to Ellsworth have been made
with the Eastern st amship Co. and the
Percy V.
This evening the Junior Order OF Ameri-
Fellows hall. Music by Higgins full
orchestra.
A supper will be served by the ladies of
the Congregational society this evening at
$50. An excellent dinner was served at
noon to-day.
The Methodist Sunday school will have
barrel opening next Tuesday evening
at the Free Baptist chapel, to be followed
by an entertainment and refreshments.
The Dirigo club is making arrangements
for an entertainment and dance to be
given in Hancock hall July 8. The
particulars will be announced next week.
Rev. p. A. A. Killam is in Millinocket
officiating at a series OF revival meetings
Next Sunday Rev. C. E. Young, of that
town, will preach in the Baptist church
here.
Charles w. Sealander and wife, of Port
land, were guests of Mrs. Sealander's par
ents, David Friend and wife, last week
Mrs. Sealander is now with friends in
Caribou.
The Ellsworth Bowdoin boys who
attended the athletic contests at Orono
last Saturday, came home to spend Sun
day. Most of them returned to Bruins
wick Sunday night.
Miss Frances NJ. Fernald, a stenographer
in the Office of Hale & Hamlin, is in Port
land to help care for her brother, Clarence
j., a sophomore at Bowdoin, who is seri-
ously ill in the Maine general hospital.
There will be no rehearsal of the Ellis
worth festival chorus this week, but next
week, on Wednesday evening, May "a, Mr..
Chapman will be here, and he desires to
meet at Manning hall at s O'Clock every
member of the chorus, and also every one
who has ever been a member; also all,