Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-15
CAsTINE.

CAsTINE.
4. Carpenter has gone to Boston on
ssss : ,,;.;.
I. Minnie Lord, Of Harding is visit
friends here
: crsv spent Sunday with his family
.aturping to join his yacht Monday
sing.
..,.nbone crew has been busy in town
WI the line and putting in several
phones.
Mr. Patterson, OF Vermont, occu-
me pulpit at the congregational
81 Sunday.
.,a;e McIntire has gone to Bangor to
-. Mace of mess boy on E. II.
~ yacht Aria.
steamer Castine has taken the place
a Silver Star while the latter u UNDER
repairs at Belfast.
Walter Jordan and daughter
NV who have spent the winter in
nd, have returned home.
4. Mary G. Porter and her brother
liam arrived Tuesday from Buffalo and
I remain at their cottage, Moss Acres,
the summer.
-. was received here Sunday Of the
n Of Mrs. Reupach at Fort Fairfield,
4. she had gone on visit to her son.
(lbody will be brought here for burial.
|, meeting of the selectmen May Z, on
netition Of Horatio erie for permit to
IA. weir from the Emerson estate,
body appearing against the petition,
permit was granted.
! A. Walker has received the new
hn for the artesian well which he sunk
summer to supply his house and the
ld;sn hotel with water. The pump is
lep.inch Ryder hot-air pump and will
installed at his lot on Main street to
10 the water from the well into stor-
tank Of 1900 gallons capacity.
Fbe dancing class which has been taught
4 this spring by Prof. Rankin, OF Rock
ID, will have it's closing ball Monday
Int. The juvenile class will give its
Sing exhibition Friday evening. Dur
the evening several fancy dances in
(icolored costumes will be given by the
lldren, who have made great progress in
art under the skillful instruction OF
b. Rankin. The music for the Monday
hit ball will be furnished by Keyes'
.hestrs, Of Belfast.
While driving on the wharf at the
amboat landing one afternoon last
tx, G. W. Perkins met With quitea seri-
accident. The horse backed, and
tse, wagon and Mr.. Perkins fell ten
/ from the wharf to the beach below,
ding in such a manner that the horse
4 wagon were partially on top of Mr..
lkins. A large crowd quickly gathered,
Mr.. Perkins was rescued from his
Iition. Except for severe shaking up,
Perkins was apparently uninjured.
ehorse was not hurt.
The date decided upon by the committee
wing the Concert Of Nations in charge
June 8. Judging from all indications,
full capacity of Emerson hall will be
ted. New solos, specialties, etc., are
lstantly being brought forward. A
al orchestra of twelve pieces will fur
music. One feature of the pro-
mme will be ladies' zobo band of eight
ces. A number OF character songs will
including "Reuben Green,
1t Hoolihan" and ''Rastus Coon. Sew
selections will be rendered by the
'untry choir. One feature of the chill
MS chorus will be the song "How it
rches the Flag Of the Union, which
sung by a chorus of 600 children at
music festival in Bangor. Another of
specialties will be "Uncle Josh Spruce
s. orchestra from "Huckleberry Cor
y, composed Of ten members. Among
ers the following typical characters
be represented: Columbia, Mrs. Lot
Billings; Indian girl, Miss Francena
Fey; japanese maid, Mrs. Helen Grin
Daughter Of the Regiment, Miss
Del Carbon; Irish lass, Miss Gladys
.ins; Gretchen, Miss Una Bartram;
BOURNE girl, Miss Alma Wilson; the
,, Miss Martha Harmon; Swiss peas
helen Johnson; Scotch lassie, Miss
ne Herrick; Spanish maid, Annie
ningham.