Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-07


for short visit.
There will be a dance in Society hall to-
| morrow evening.
A telephone has been installed in II. B.
Phillips market.
All the schools OF the city will open
| next Monday, April IL.
Wellington Barbour, Of Foxcroft, was
in Ellsworth yesterday.
The Thursday club will meet this week
with Mrs. l.. L. Larrabee.
Mrs. Charles II. Emery, who has spent
the winter in Boston, is at home.
Capt. Sidney A. Goodwin went to New
York last week with Capt. Bellatty.
Clarence II. Tspley and Fred l.. Mason,
| jr., returned yesterday to Hebron academy.
DR.. II. l.. d. Woodruff has been seriously
| i'll the past week, but is now much better.
| Miss May White left Monday for visit
| OF. several weeks with her brother in Bos-
| ton.
| A new cashiers desk and cash carrier
| system have been installed in Whiting
| Bros store.
Mrs Michael Brady and daughter Miss
| several weeks.
Fred W. Joy came home from New
| York to attend the funeral OF his sister-
in-law, Mrs. Z. E. Joy.
/ Work has begun on a bungalow to be
| built by Miss J. A. Thompson at the corner
| OF School and Park streets. NJ
| Howard II. Hooper, who has been work
| ing in the woods near Jackman the past
winter, arrived home Monday.
| Mrs. Victor Ii. shaffer, of Cincinnati,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. L. NJ.
Moore, few days the past week.
| One of the handsomest soda fountains
1 tall n . he
| Luchini fruit store on Main street.
| Mrs. William Watts, who has been vis-
| iting her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Austin,
| has returned TO her home in Bangor.
Announcement has been made of the
| engagement OF Miss Gertrude M. Smith
| to Edward F. Robinson, jr., both OF Els
worth.
Mrs James Hamilton, accompanied by
her son, George U. Hamilton, left Els
worth Friday to make her home with her
son in East Boston.
| The Oak Lincoln Park street branch of
| the Village improvement society Will hold
a cooked food sale at the Office OF Miss
| Alice Scott next Saturday afternoon
2.3O.
c. s. Hamilton and wife, OF North
| BrooklIn, who were called here by the re-
| cent death of Mr.. Hamilton's brother,
| James Hamilton, returned home last Sat-
| urday.
The remains OF the iniaht oauRnte5 Vi
John Marohey anu wiz, Vi ~Sen W.. rhu.s ~
jury -u"ss., ,t a. Moroney wos
formerly Miss Alice Newell, Of this city.
The next meeting of the Unitarian
| woman's alliance will be held at the home
| Of Miss Arvilla Thomas on Pleasant street
| MONDAY afternoon, Aprn ~. ouDIee..
"Glimpses from Literature OF American
lilies
The ladies OF the MAN street DIVISION Oh
the Village Improvement society are re-
| quested to meet with MRS. a. d. BLACK To-
morrow afternoon al 8. Iuii attehoance
| is desired, as important business Will pe
| discussed
| Invitations have been issued ior the
wedding OF Miss Grace =. hing, 1aughtel
| OF Justice ana MRS. Arho w. Ming, 70
| Glenn Allan Lawrence, wnicn VIII lake
| place wednesday evening, April Il, at the
! First Congregational church.
An important meeting of the Dirigo
| at bIetic club will be held this evening at
| 7.30, at the old Forester's hall over Moore's
| drug store. The selection OF permanent
| quarters Will be taken up az tnis meetlhg'
| Every member is expected 10 De present.
Rev. j. P. D. John, d. D., LII. D., of
| Philadelphia, will preach at the Congre-
| pational church Easter Sunday morning.
| The singing will include the anthems
liking OF Kings" by Simper, and Greene's
"Why Seek Ye the Living among the
| Dead?''
| City hose company is arranging for its
fourteenth annual entertainment and ball
which will take place at Hancock hall
| Easter Monday night. The entertain
ment will consist of moving pictures, and