Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-04-01

NAIL CLOSES AT rOo1bkFtCE.
GoINe EAsr-6.s0 m, and $50 u ~
GOING wEsr-ii.45. li.so m, $50 and . p IN.
No Sunday mail.
Miss Murief G. Davis is at home from
Boston.
Miss Nan i. Drummey is home from Bos-
ton for vacation.
Miss Georgia c. Foster is at home from
Wellesley college for the Easter recess.
A party of Ellsworth girls will give an
April fool party at Society hall this even-
ing.
The Thursday club will meet with Miss
Annie Louise Lord Tomorrow at the usual
hour.
The festival chorus will meet for re-
hearsal at the Baptist vestry tomorrow
evening.
Harry l.. Crabtree has moved his law
offices to the remodeled Peters block on
State street.
The literature club " i'll meet next Tues
day, instead OF Monday, with Mrs. e. E.
Rowe on Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Whitcomb are re-
ceiving congrat ulations on the birth Of q
daughter, on Monday.
Miss Bernice Dorr il home from Au-
burn, where she has been visiting friends
ana studying music with E. W. Hanscom.
Henry W.. Cushman, treasurer Of the
Union Trust Co., is home from . business
trip OF week to New York and Phiiadel-
phia.
Arthur H. Parcher is in Boston SPEND
ing the vacation with his brother George,
who is student at the Harvard medical
school.
Mis-. F,.nces N Fayn.id ~ho i. rovsu.
piovsd a : stano1rsnher st Wsshinsfnn.
IS ~. IN EiIsworth for : shorf vIs;t
last week. b
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Ine assessoas Degln tneIr snnuai I! u,l session
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Lar dav nnt;I Anril is' dnriny bnsiness
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are reqnested 70 meet .. ooo reno~s naii
1nurs.:y evens, apu p;, 80. D.l. ~.
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All members OF tne SuIaee impiove-
ment society nvin9 on tne west sioe o. tne
RIVER are invIeo 20 meSt Win Aiss Maly
A. stockDriose next saturday aIternoon
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Inc heoekeh sewln$ ciuo VIII n0lo iIs
regular meeting At Odd Fellows nau, Tues
day, APrn Z. Inc suPReI commNtee cor
sists OF Matte Gray, susie moore, Annie
Gray ana Etnei Brown.
The Gem theatre with its moving pictures
and illustrated songs continues 70 orew
CROWDS afternoons ano evenings: me
pictures are excenenl, az entertaining
ana many oi .nem ins.luc'lve'
Owing to illness, Madame Schumann-
Heink has been compelled to postpone her
tour through Maine. The concert sched-
uled for Bangor tomorrow evening mas
been set for Monday Aprii 10.
Mrs, w. G. Bellatty, who entered the
East Maine general hospital at Bangor
last week for surgical treatment, under
went successful operation Saturday, and
is now reported as improving rapidly.
EIisworth opens At HANCOCK hail next
Saturday evening. 1t is to be called the
Happy Hour theatre, and is under the
management OF J. F. Gatelee, late operator
ct the Gem.
An ~. schoo,s os tho c;tv will onen
rert Mondsv The teachers will he the
ss U n,s "a at ne close of The winter term.
s~csnt in d;str;ct No lNorth EIisworth1'
,rhste Howsrd Moore will sncceed Miss
Gertrude SEEDS. deceased.
wm; "a. =. Hi.o poSS; " A. -, '' rh,.sda d :,
avsr!no s nri, o which Give sssnrance
~ . r,sasant evening, Several sneakers
ord 1;r~ers w;II ha nsesent and danc;no
snd carSs will furnish further en,ov.
ment
men'.
thief broke INTO the storefoom ~ !ne
rear OF :. A; Haynes marcy Monosy
night ana sIoie small quanty oI ~ canneu