Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22

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correct. Service will be resumed to Surry
as soon as the ice leaves the bay.
| The high school friends of Misses Helen
/ Welch and Mae Studer were entertained by
them at Masonic hall, State street, Friday
evening. Refreshments were served.
| Charles Mccarthy and wife, who have
been making their home with Mrs.
McCarthy's parents on Bridge hill, have
| gone TO housekeeping on Hancock street.
| The April term of the supreme judicial
| court for Hancock county will convene at
| Ellsworth Tuesday, April H. Justice
Henry Q. Peabody, of Portland, will pre-
side.
| Tomorrow evening Esoteric lodge will
| hold sociable at its rooms in the Man
lies are cordially invited. Dancing and
cards.
Miss Annie G. Emery, dean of the Wom-
ans college at Brown University, Provi-
| dence, r. l., is spending short vacation
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. J.. A.
Emery.
The report that the partnership existing
| between +. b. Aiken and w. F. Aiken has
been dissolved is incorrect. W. F. Aiken is
| temporarily in Machias working for the
b, Machsts Lumber Co.
Blanauefort commandery will confer the
Temple and Malta degrees at its meeting
next Monday evening. En-. Sir Sanford
l.. Fogg, grand captain-general, will be
present ON an official visit.
Will Page, of Bar Harbor, who has been
| in the employ of w. H, Davis, OF that
| town, for several years, has entered the
employ of FL. e. Davis as bookkeeper. He
will soon move his family here.
Several left here this afternoon for
| Bucksport, to be present at the launching
of PeaIys ship tomorrow. If the wealth.
! er conditions are favorable several will
| drive over to- morrow morning.
The sociable given by Lygonia lodge
| last evening was well attended. Cards
and dancing furnished entertainment for
| the evening. banquet was served at II
O'Clock. All report good time.
The current term of the high school
| will close next Friday, one week earlier
| than usual on account of so much illness
among the pupils. After a vacation of a
week the school will open April 3.
| Acadia r. A. chapter will work the Royal
| Arch degree Friday evening. A banquet
will be served at 6.30 This will be the
occasion of the official visit of Grand High
| Priest William FL. Howe, of Portland.
Rev. J. P. Simonton goes to West Els
worth Tomorrow forenoon to officiate at
| the funeral of Mrs. Harriet j. Gott, and
| in the afternoon he goes to Marlboro to
officiate at the funeral of Frank f. Kelley.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will work
the third degree this evening On this
occasion the district deputy, Eben K.
Whitaker, of Bar Harbor, win make his
official visit A banquet will be served
after the work.
The pupils of Mrs. H. c. Woodward's
dancing school will give an exhibition
dance at Odd Fellows hall Monday even
ing, March 27. The exhibition will be
given from to s. After that the dancing
will be general.
| Mra Cbarlac yNaIob ia cony, Ia, Iaaxya
for Cherlestown, Mass, where her hus-
Sand Il rlployed in the navy yard. She
viii fS4. and move her furniture 20
Charlestown. The house will either be
sold or rented.
Alderman Arthur w. Austin besides be-
ing city father is now a grandfather, a
ten-pound boy having been born last
Monday to Harry l.. Vincent and wife, of
Somerville, Mass. Mrs. Vincent was
Addie M. Austin.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church viii meet at the parsonage to-mor-
row afternoon. A picnic supper will be
served at o'clock. There will be
a musicale in the evening conducted by
Mrs. Harvard Greely.
Mrs. G. R. Cunningham returned last
Thursday from four weeks trip to Cali
fornia. 1t was Mrs. Cunningham's inten-
tion to spend several months in the West,
but the illness of Mrs. z. NJ. Cunningham
, neceSSltated her return.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist church
met with Walter A: Bonsey and wife on
| the Bucksport road last Thursday after
noon. A socal time was enjoyed. B. T.
Sowle presented the hostess with purse
of money as token of friendship.
The lecture on China by DR.. Mary L.
Burnham, reported last week as having
been given March 10 in the high school,
was given at the School street grammar
| mil ton
under the auspices of the Stetson school
league.
The tug Little Round Top, which is ly-
ing in winter quarters at the lumber
wharves, failed to rise with the tide Mon
day and filled with water. The ice which
had formed about her held her down.
Tuesday she was released and came up
without damage.
The City Hose Co. is making arrange
ments for it's annual concert and ball to
be given in Hancock hall, Easter Monday,
April "a. Charles P. Halpin has been
engaged as manager of the concert, which
this year will be vaudeville instead of the
usual minstrel show.
Miss Della Carter, daughter of B. F. Car
ter and wife, and Eugene S. Whitaker
were married Monday evening at the
home of Samuel e. Chapman and wife on
Hancock street, in the presence of rela-
tives and few intimate friends. The
ceremony was performed by ReV. >. w.
Sutton, of the Unitarian church. lmme-
diately after the ceremony the couple were
driven to their home on School street,
where they will keep house. Friends eX-
tend congratulations.
The members of the school board met
and organized last Monday morning in
the superintendent's room in Hancock
hall. The members of the school board
are Edward E. Richardson, Arthur W.
| Austin and Frank R. Moore, Mr.. Moore
succeeds George B. Stuart, whose term ex-
pired this month. Mr.. Richardson was
chosen chairman and Mr.. Austin secretary
pro tenn. r. E. Mason was reelected
superintendent of schools, and secretary
er o6icio of the school board The board
then took recess until Saturday morning,
March 25, at 9 O'Clock, when the teachers
will be appointed for the coming school
year.
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