Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-03-30


MAIL CLOSES AT PosroFPICE.
GONG WEsr-10.45, 11.30, q m; $50 and p m.
GoING EAsT-s.so a m; and $50 m.
No Sunday mail. Postofice open on Sunday
from 9 to 10 m.
Miss Clara Marsh, OF Dexter, is visiting
Mrs. H. B. Haskell.
Acadia chapter will work the Royal Arch
degree this evening.
Miss Della Hopkins is visiting friends
and relatives in Boston.
Robert P. King is home from Bowdoin
college for the Easter recess.
The Thursday club will meet this week
with Mrs. Monroe Y. McGown.
Miss Louise w. Eppes, who has been
visiting in Massachusetts, is home.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. M, will work
the third degree tomorrow evening.
Ralph M. Holmes is at home from the
University of Maine for the Easter recess.
Mrs. H. w. Dunn left yesterday for
Saco for three weeks visit at her old
home.
Fl. w. Dunn, jr., student at Bates col
lege, is spending his Easter vacation at
home.
Mrs. William E. Whiting entertained at
evening.
Mrs. Eliza Davis fell yesterday at her
home on the Surry road, and dislocated
her shoulder.
Fred L. Mason, jr., and Clarence Tspley
are home from Hebron academy for the
Easter recess.
Albert A. Joy was at home from Presque
Isle to attend the funeral of his nephew
Austin 8. JOY.
Miss Bernice Eldridge is home from
Laselle seminary, Auburndale, Mass, for
the Easter recess.
There was q large attendance at the
sociable given by Nokomis Rebekah lodge
Monday evening.
dancing school will be opened at
Society hall next Monday evening under
the instruction OF C. E. Monaghan.
Miss Julia Cushman, who is teaching in
Brewer, is spending the Easter recess with
her parents, l.. H. Cushman and wife.
The high school is closed for an Easter
recess OF two weeks. All the schools OF
the city will reopen for the spring term on
April IL.
Ernest Allen, of Lakeview, was the
guest of William Maloney and wife al
Loney farm on the Bayside road, two days
last week.
Friends of George A. Parcher are pleased
to see him out again after an Illness oi
grip which has confined him to the house
| for three weeks.
George s. Ober, who recently moved
back to Ellsworth from Carmel, has bought
out the blacksmith shop of A. L. Clough
on Franklin street.
E. E. Brady and Rev. W. F. Emery left
yesterday for Portland as delegates from
the Ellsworth board of trade to the meet
| ing of the State board.
The last of the ice left Leonard lake
last Friday. A large section OF ice in the
cove swung free and went over the dam
carrying the fash boards with it.
The many friends OF Charles w. Joy and
wife deeply sympathize with them in the
loss Of their little son Austin s., who died
OF appendicitis last Friday afternoon. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
A. w. Curtis will move his business thii
week from Franklin street back to the
Forsyth building on Main street, from
which he was driven by the fire which
partially destroyed it over a year ago.
The many friends in this city Of Rev. "
F. Hendee, Of Bellows Falls, VT, former
pastor OF the Methodist church here, will
sympathize with him in the great loss he
has sustained in the death of his wife.
William F. Jude has resigned as princi-
pal of the Corinna union academy to COM
plete his course in the University oi
Maine law school. He left for Bangor
Monday night after few days at home.
There will be business meeting Of the
Village improvement society Monday,
April 4, at . p. M, at Mrs. Edward K.
Hopkins, Hancock street. All collectors
are requested to be present with their re-
ports.
John Maloney left Ellsworth for Spo-
kane, Warrington, last Thursday night.
Elbridge Milliken and Lloyd H. Higgins,
who are going to Albany, Oregon, were to
start tie came day, but were delayed.
They left last night.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church il to be held
ct the church on Hancock street Friday
evening, April l. Reports for the confer
ence year just closing are expected from all