Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-21
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
AT ELLSWORTH PosTorFIcK.
In effect Oct s., 1905.

The Thursday club will not meet this
week.
The schooner Otronto is on Curtis rail-
way receiving repairs.
Merle Lord, OF Bangor, who has been
visiting his mother, has returned home.
Fred and Erwin M. Whitaker, Of Bos-
ton, are in Ellsworth for few days on
business.
An ice boat owned by Harrison Leach
and left in the cove just above the power
dam, came over the dam with the ice last
week, and was wrecked.
The date for the amateur presentation
of "Young Mrs. Winthrop" under the
| auspices Of the Village improvement
society, has not been definitely fixed.
All the teachers in the common schools
of Ellsworth are requested to meet at the
Office OF the superintendent Of schools in
Hancock hall Saturday afternoon at $50.
The Sunday school Of the Congregational
| church will give an entertainment at the
chapel, Thursday, April %. After the en-
| tertainment there will be q sale of candy
| and May baskets.
The o. K. c. club will have its annual
| May basket, candy and cooked food sale
on Saturday, April "a, on the second floor
| OF &. l.. Morang's lower store. The sale
will open at 10a m.
There will be special meeting Of the
Unitarian society on Friday evening, April
| q, at 7.30 o'clock, at the vestry parlor, to
consider the question of reopening the
| church and calling pastor.
| The rooms on the second floor OF the
Eddy building on Main street, which will
be occupied by the Dirigo club, are being
handsomely fitted up for the club, which
will move into the building soon.
| Rev. W. F. Emery left Monday for
visit to several Maine towns, and New
Hampshire. He is at present attending
the Maine conference. Mr.. Emery is ex-
pected home the last of this week.
Monday and Tuesday, and local fishermen
are overhauling their tackle. Already two
trout are reported from the head Of Green
lake and salmon from Branch pond.
One of j. A. Haynes horses broke
through a large culvert on Hancock street
yesterday morning, falling into the hole.
| The horse was extricated with difficulty,
but beyond some slight cuts, was fortu-
nately uninjured.
| The meeting OF the Literature club, de-
ferred from last Monday evening, will be
held with Miss Annie F. Mullan next
Monday evening. As this is the last meet
| ing Of the season, the attendance of all
members is desired.
A meeting OF the Woman's Baptist home
and foreign mission society Of the Han
| cock county association will be held at the
| Baptist church in this city on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, May %. There
will be basket supper.
Alderman Hollis B. Estey is receiving
congratulations on his marriage last week.
| The bride is Miss Elizabeth p. Foster.
| The ceremony was performed last Friday
| by Rev. W. F. Emery at the home Of the
| BRIDES brother, w. NJ. Foster.
The Odd Fellows will observe their nine
tieth anniversary Monday evening, April
| 26, at Odd Fellows hall. All members OF
Lejok lodge are requested to furnish cake.
Odd Fellows, their families and members
| of the Rebekah lodge are invited.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Coolidge
King, daughter Of Justice and Mrs. Arno
w. King, of this city, to Glenn Allan
Lawrence, OF Boston, will take place at the
Congregational church in this city this
evening at o'clock. A reception at
the home Of the bride will follow.
Linwood p. SWEET, OF Milo, who was
in the city few days last week, has re-
| turned to Milo where he will be employed
by the Milo Lumber Co. as last year. His
winter in this city with his grandparents,
Il. 8. SWEET and wife, accompanied him
to Milo for the summer.
The water in Union river has been at
freshet pitch the past few days, the high
est for several years. The highest stage
reached at the dam of the Bar Harbor &
Union River Power Co. was 67.6 feet,
| so that there was roll Of three feet Of
solid water coming over the crest OF the
| dam. The water began to recede slightly
this morning.
feeling the effects Of the pure food laws
which went into effect April /. Under this
law, every article which leaves the store
and which contains any foreign element,
must be marked. In the canned stuff and
package goods, this is taken care Of by the
packers, but in case where original pack
age is broken and contents retailed, the
local dealer must do the marking. For
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