Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-11

Nu ouuuAy tn3tit.
State Detective Hartnett is in attend
ancc atcourt this week.
Miss Muriel Davis is home from Dana
hall for the Easter recess
supper will be served at the Unitarian
vestry this evening at o'clock.
Miss Grace c. King is at home from
Wellesley college for the Easter recess.
The grand jury in attendance at court
has been photographed at joys studio.
Miss Helen Hanscom, OF MariayiIle, is
attending the high school in Ellsworth
Mrs. Dora Foss and daughter Florence.
of Augusta, are in the city for few
weeks.
The ladies of the Congregational sewing
| circle viii have sale and supper at the
yestry April is,
Walter j. Clark has been confined to the
house the past week by illness. He is
now improving.
Otis L. Collins has returned to New
/ York to resume his duties as steward on a
large steam yacht.
Owing to the storm last evening the
sOciahle arranged by Irene chapter, o. f.
$, was postponed to Friday evening.
Capt. Perry W. Alley, whose schooner,
! the c. C. Lane, was wrecked recently near
Boston light, arrived home last week.
| Mrs. NJ. Henderson, OF Bluehili, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. b. Day,
| for several weeks, has returned home.
The o'clock whist club was entertained
by Mrs. Helene Hathaway last evening at
the home of Mrs. Fred II. Mcfarland.
II. q. Phillips has rented to Ralph Kin
clid the house on Nam street which has
Luchiai.
A special con ,iave of Blanquefort COM
mandery will he held Monday evening,
when the orders OF the temple and malta
will be conferred.
Joseph Luchini has purchased of w. 2.
Dorr the house on the west side OF Rail
road street, near the soap factory. He
will move in this week.
The dinner announced TO be given at
odd Fellows hall at noon to-day by the
Epworth league mas been postponed to
Wednesday OF next week,
E. d. Carr and wife, formerly OF Els
worth, have returned here and will take
charge of Senator Hale's camp at Nicolin,
formerly the Nicolin club house.
a. d. Stuart has Joined the rapidly
growing list of power boat skippeTs. He
has sQid the sloop Annie Lee, which he
bought last year, and bought new
naphtha launch.
The timely discovery of an incipient
blaze in the rooms above David Friends
clothing store Saturday night prevented
what might have proved another dis
astrous Main street blaze.
Rev. w. r. HuI-s, formerly pastor OF the
Ellsworth Unitarian church, now at East
Orange, N. j., was visited by burglars last
Thursday Hight. A quantity OF clothing
siiverware and iewelry was stolen,
Luther Morris, the Welsh fssivalist,
will be at the Baptist vestry Aext Friday
evening at 7.30 O'Clock. He will speak OF
experiences in the receat remarkable re-
yiyal in Wales, in which he took an active
part.
The curiew heh rang for the first time
Monday night, Night Officer Finn found
few boys 81 the prescribed age about
town after ere bell had rung and hurried
them on nome. Last night there were
noae ~ be found.
Iesok lodge, /. o. o. F., will observe the
anniversary of the founding of the order
on Thursday, April 20. The programme
will include minstrel show and instru-
mental and vocal music, dance and
supper and other social features.
Emory f. White, the tenor soloist whose
sudden illness disappointed the Ellsworth
people who expected to hear him hast
month, will probably be here in May. Ar
| rangenents for a recital to be given during
that month are now being made.
The roller skating rink in Mechanics
| hall is now under new management,
Messrs. witham & Clark, of the Main
street bowling alley, having purchased the
business of William Goggins. A series OF
| races is announced for to- morrow evening.
Whitcomb, Haynes g. Co. have closed
| up their winters work in the woods, with
| about two-thirds OF the contemplated cut
! on the landings. They have cut about
6.500 cords OF staVe wood and 100000 feet
OF long lumber. The bulk of this is on
the east branch. AT the Baysidc mill they