Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-29
rOTINTY NEWS.
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~ A Kicker and wife made a business
- To Portland last week.
rhs graduating exercises OF the town
..hoo,s will be held this week.
~ stephenson, OF Boston, architect on
.hs BAKER cottage, was in town last week.
Ms Agnes Perkins is spending several
Avs with friends in Brewer and Bangor.
,obn Leach, of Camden, arrived satur-
ssvnisht for visit to his old home here.
Mis- Pauline f. Devereux, who has been
...ebipg the past spring, returned home
saturday
Mrs. Jerry Perkins, who has spent sew
..sl weeks in Portland, returned Friday to
her home here.
The Red Men from here have an invita-
ion 70 attend a pow-wow to be held at
pncksport Wednesday.
pertie Gott left on Saturday for Rock
land. where he will join the steamer sieur
de Monts for the summer.
Miss Hortense Richardson, who has
heen spending number OF weeks in
pos,on returned home last week.
N;ss Ida Crawford, who has spent the
.;r,sr in Boston and vicinity, has
orsned her home here for the sunni er.
schooner W. o. Nettleton, with cargo
!, cement from Portland, to the Castine
water Co.. was in the harbor last week.
The Bagaduce laundry, which has for a
number OF years been run by w. b. Bar
tram. has been discontinued indefinitely.
The good launch Dodger, Capt. Jacob
bennett, took party OF our young people
q podge's Saturday night, where they at
tended the dance.
Edward P. Walker, private secretary to
Congressman Littlefield, spent several
DAYS here last week, the guest Of his
brother, W. A. Walker.
Mrs. Charles Baker, OF Brooklyn, n. v,
who is having cottage built here by Per-
tins & Bowden, was in town last week I.
She was well satisfied with the work done.
The Devereux Coal Co. is expecting two
schooner loads OF coal soon, one load on
schooner ]. c. Gibson for Castine, and one
IN schooner j. NJ. Morales, for Bucks
port
Mrs. f. II. Carpenter and daughter
Elizabeth are in Boston for q short visit.
Miss Howes, who has been q guest OF
Mrs, Carpenter . number OF weeks, re-
turned home with them.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, who has been here
two Sundays as a candidate for pastor Of
the Congregational church, returned to
his home in Vermont Friday. A meeting
Of the parish to act on the matter Of .
pastor will be held this evening.
R. b. Brown and wife and Mrs. J. N.
Gardner, who have been spending few
days in Boston, arrived home Saturday.
They were accompanied by Capt. Browns
daughter n-law, Mrs. Walter Brown,
who will remain with them for some time.
The steamer Silver Star left Saturday
night for Belfast, where she took on a
party for fishing trip down among the
stands. She had as passengers Fred
Mills wife and daughter, Mrs. Mills and
laughter going on visit with friends in
Belfast, and Mr.. Mills to accompany the
| party fishing. They returned last night
and reported great luck.
Tickets are out for the production OF
the "Concert OF Nations, which will be
held at Emerson hall, Monday evening,
June 3, under the auspices OF the teachers
Of the village schools. This production is
one that hardly needs extended notice, as
It's popularity has been vouched for in its
Production in many towns, although it is
It's first production here. There will be
chorus OF sixty-five voices, children's
chorus Of thirty voices, an orchestra Of
twelve pieces, character songs, ladies' zobo
band, and the famous "Uncle Josh
spruceby's orchestra from Huckleberry
Corner, by goshl" The reserved seat
tickets can be obtained ct Ricker's.
Excursions will probably be run from
several Of the surrounding towns, and
hrge audience is expected.