Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-06

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| hdPfess' WIS IN hiis"orth Yesterday 70
convention. The Portland pyess and
Lewiston .Journaf were also representea
bv snec;aI corresnondents
|
| Dayia rriena mas vacated the store ne
mas occupied on MAN street next 10 the
panK puioing, ana mas moved 10 the
| poiioing up tne street iormeriy occupied
ny the bonzey bakery, wnere ne Will
and rena;r,pg
inere VIII pe union service at Han
| COCK nan sunday evening at f.5o, when
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eaiaureate sermon TO the graduating class
Oh the high school. The pastors OF the
other churches VIII assist IN the service.
| ihere VIII DE Singing py the ELLSWORTH
|
Dr. ana MIS-. y. l.. Larson, OF ot. Paui,
nihh.' are eNpected mere to-nignt, 10 De
ehe guests ior snort time OF MISS Ray
WnitihR. MIS-. larson, tnen MISS huth
cooper, visited MISS Whiting mere TWO
years ago. ana naae many acqualntances
WHO VIII "eicotne her as prioe.
| One OF the prettiest strings of fish
| brought into Ellsworth this year was
oaush' az oreen LaAe iase week. Inc ior-
'uha.c Hsnerhsn were l.. r. dnes, VIE
anu oaush.er IrVa, MIS-. Florence NC
| Donaiu ana TWO httie girls. Inc string
| consisted Oh nVe saiinon weighing rom
iour 70 hVe POUNDS eacn' one trout ana
oass.
| w. e. Leighton, who is in the Maine
general hospital at Portland for treatment.
| is in a serious condition. He left Els
worth iast ouiy ior Fofeisho to receiVe
.feasineh'' anu Went W she nospitai iass
SATURDAY ior ene .niro Time, ior an opera
eioh' Ing PHYSICIANS at .he hospi'ai eA-
press the peuei that ne VIII pun through
ou' ms reco'ery "ni oe SLOW
Milton Beckwith left at noon to-day for
Lewiston, where he will attend the con-
vention OF the State federation of labor.
From there he will proceed to Boston and
New York and will sail on June 20 for
fahama' "nere ne VIII spend possibly
year as representative u 'he Ne" Ehs
ialio Assoeiasion ior the r'es' s'ricsioh u I'm
nnisration, investigating iaDor ana I'M
i'isra'ion 4ues'ions-
r. H. Macmillan, who some years ago
was superintendent of the electric light
works here. died last week at his home in
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Mr.. Macmillan had been
| in poor health for some time, and had re-
| Gently returned to his home after spend
ing tne winter IN fiorioa' hr' vi
lan' uurlhs MS resiuenoe nere, was mem
oer oi .he Aoenaquis ano Nroiih ciuos'
ana nao many iriehos'
The commencement exercises and con-
cert of the Ellsworth high school will
take place next Thursday at Hancock hall.
The graduation exercises will take place
in the afternoon as usual, followed by the
concert and ball in the evening. The con-
cert win be by the Lotus male quartette,
of Lewiston, assisted by Miss Margaret
Louise Wilson, of New York, violinist 4;
Miss Maud Andrews, reader, ana MISS
mae beatrice oatcheii, pianist
Miss Leonice Foster left last Saturday
for Portland, from which place, after a
short visit with her brother. she continued
her trip to Boston aid New York. She is
now visiting friends in New York. She
will attend the graduation exercises at
West Point military academy on June 12.
Martin II. shute, son of Arthur Shute, OF
Ellsworth. is member of the graduating