Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-04

FROM EAsr-ll.t6 q m, $50 and l0.l7 m.
| MAIL CLOSES AT rosroFFICE.
GOING EAST a m and $50 y IN.
GOING wEsT-ii.s0a m, 5 and Q pm.
| No Sunday mail.
Henry E. Davis and wife are in Boston
| this week. }e4s
| Miss Mary Goggins is home from Gardi-
| ner for short visit.
Mrs. Lewis Higgins is visiting friends
! in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Effie Hamor, Of Bar Harbor, is the
guest of Mrs. P. B. Day.
Hon. Henry w. Sargent, of Sargentville,
was in Ellsworth yesterday.
The Ellsworth boys at Bowdoin college
are at home for the Easter recess.
L. B. Deasy, of Bar Harbor, has been in
Ellsworth this week on business.
Miss Sophia Walker is home after
spending the winter in Boston studying
music.
Blanquefort commandery X. T. will
work the red cross degree next Monday
evening.
Bangor and Charleston for short visit
last week.
Walter l.. Foster was at home from
Portland to attend the funeral of Miss
| Fannie Hall.
| John A. Scott, sub-principal at the high
, school, spent part of last weeks vaca-
| tion in Boston.
| The woman's relief corps will serve sup
per at Grand Army hall tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock.
| The ladies of the Methodist society met
at the Methodist parsonage for a picnic
supper last evening.
supper will be given in the Unitarian
| vestry Wednesday, April IL, at 6 O'Clock.
The public is invited.
The Epworth league will have a new
| England dinner at Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday, April II.
| Miss Victorine Wyman, who is study
ing the kindergarten method in Bangor, is
home for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Frank S. Lord left last Saturday
| for Boston where she will spend several
| weeks with her daughter Mabel.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will serve supper in the vestry
this evening from $50 to O'Clock.
| Warren G. Jordan and wife returned to
Brewer Monday night after visit of few
| days with friends and relatives here.
| c. W. Grindal who succeeds his father,
| c. H. Grindal, in the grocery business on
Water street, took possession this week.
| Nell B. Gerrsh, who has been spending
| the winter in Franklin, has returned to his
| former position IN j. w. Nealley's barber
shop.
Acadia r. A. chapter will hold a special
meeting next Friday evening. Work;
Past master and most excellent master
degrees.
Mrs Charles L. Smith left last Thurs
day for Boston to visit her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Bond. She will join Capt. Smith
in New York later.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will give So
| ciable Tuesday evening, April 10, at
| Lygonia hall, State street. All Masons
| with ladies are invited.
| The Unitarian woman's alliance will
meet at the parsonage Wednesday after
| noon, April II. Topic, "Has the Church
| Mission to the Future?"
The regular rehearsal of the Ellsworth
| festival chorus Will be held at Manning
| hall tomorrow evening. 1t is important
| that there be full attendance.
Luther Morris, the Welsh evangelist
| who was expected at the Baptist church
| Friday evening of this week, will not be
here until Friday OF next week.
o. w. Tapley, treasurer and general
| manager OF the Ellsworth & Swans
| Island Steamboat Co., was in Rockland
company.
/
with the Ellsworth store of the Staples
Piano & Music Co., as salesman. Mr..
Staples contemplates moving here with
his family.
Mrs. S. B. Woodward, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter IN
Dorchester, Mass, has returned to Els
| worth, and is at the Thomas homestead on
Bridge hill.
F. A. Eddy, of Bangor, was in Ellis
worth Thursday. Mr.. Eddy is at yet un-
decided what he will do with his build
ings on Main street which were Quilted by
fire last November.
Work on the schooner Wesley Abbott,
which has been on the marine railway at
Curtis yard all winter, began this week.
New hanging knees will be put in, and
the vessel will be retrunneled.
President Charles l.. White, of Colby
college, who was to speak at the Baptist
church next Sunday, has found it inn
possible to keep the appointment but will
be here Sunday, April q, occupying the
pulpit both morning and evening.
Capt. Smith of the steamer Percy v.
went to Bucks Harbor this week to bring
the steamer to Ellsworth. She is ex-
pected here by Thursday or Friday, and
will be overhauled before going on the
Ellsworth-Swan's Island route April 16.
The supreme court for Hancock county
will convene next Tuesday, with Judge
| William p. Whitehouse presiding.
Among the important matters which
probably will come before the grand jury
/ is the North Penobscot infanticide case.
The missionary society of the Congre-
| gational church held its last meeting for
| the season yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Emery. 1t was a large
and enthusiastic gathering. Mrs. @. M.
Hodgman, the efficient president for the