Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-18

Il Atsteutt optB pn cuuuay from TO ~ n.
| DR.. j. T. Mcdonald has purchased an
automobile.
| Hutson Duffee was at home from BAN
gor over Sunday.
| Rev. j. P. simonton, of CAerryfield, was
in Ellsworth to-day.
George II. Grant and wife have gone to
Sorrento for the summer.
| Colin +. Davis, OF Newport, was in Els
worth to-day on business.
Mrs. Joseph W. Nealley left Monday for
visit in Worcester, Mass.
| II. B. Philips has sold the trotter Early
Dawn TO P. II. McNamara, of Bangor.
County Attorney Wiley c. Conary, OF
Bucksport, is in Ellsworth to-day on busi-
| ness.
W. J. Clark, jr., has purchased the
bouse OF e.. n. Grant on Water street, and
has moved into it.
Twenty-Five thousand salmon fry from
Green lake hatchery were planted in Pat
tens pond to-day.
Percy Higgins returned Monday from a
fishing trip to Branch pond, with ten
pound German trout.
Charles Ii. Leland and Charles j. Brown
are attending the convention OF Knights
of Pythias in Bangor.
Harry f. Rice and family have moved
from the Files house on Oak street to the
Dorr house on Pine street.
Charles /. welch and wife, OF Somer-
willie, Mass, are spending few weeks at
the Call cottage, Shady Nook.
The ladies' aid OF the Methodist church
will meet to- morrow afternoon with Mrs.
Nettie Fullerton on Hancock street.
John IL. Leland, who has been so criti-
cally i'll, continues to improve in health,
though not yet bic to leave his bed.
Mrs. Herbert h. Holmes and daughter
Helen, who spent the winter in New
Brunswick, n. j., arrived home last week.
Embert c. osgood, wife and little daugh-
ter left Monday to visit Mr.. Oogood's sis
ter in Lebanon, n. H., and brother in
! Berlin, n. II.
The schooner Neilie; owned by Charles
H. Curtis, is being lifted out for a fishing
trip to the Western banks in command of
Capt. Newell Kane.
Prof. Henry C. Emery, chairman OF the
tarza board, sailed last Wednesday on the
Mauritania for a few weeks in Europe on
business connected with the board.
The Thursday club viii meet tomorrow
evening at 7.30 with Mrs. r. b. Mathews.
A large attendance is desired, as business
| OF importance is to come before the meet
| ing.
For the remainder OF the spring term
there will be but one ession daily at the
| high school. There will be the same num-
| Der OF hours in the session as at present,
as school will open at 5 a. m. and close at
l.3O.
Mrs. VI. Linnehan has disposed of her
| restaurant at the corner OF Main and
Hancock streets, and the premises have
| been rented by Herbert Cousins, who has
moved his restaurant there from Water
street.
The Ellsworth high school baseball
team has played two games so far on its
home grounds, winning the first, sgainst
Bluehiii academy by the score OF 30
Last Saturday Cherryfeld academy won in
close game-4-3.
The s. g. Z. class OF the Baptist Sunday
school will give an entertainment next
Wednesday evening in ths vestry. The
program will be OF patriotic nature
appropriate to Memorial Day. The full
program will be announced later.
The friends here of Helen B., vile OF w
L. Thomas, formerly of ELLSWORTH, will be
panied to learn OF her death on May s, al
Unionville, at the home of her sister, Mrs
Sarah Leighton. She was about seventy
years OF age. A peculiarly sad circum
stance WAS the absence OF her husband
who was away at sea, and could not b.
reached. The funeral wgs at Unionyill'
May II.
| During the year 1903 surveys were mad
in the Union river basin in Hancoci
Icounty by the State survey commission
and the United States geological survey
The district engineer of the State waite
storage commission has recently receives
preliminary blue-prints OF plans OF tn
following lakes in this basin: Abraham
Scammons and Molasses and Webb pom
outlet, Alligator, Rocky and Spectscl
ponds, Great pond and Green lake outle,
and Branch lake outlet. 1t is expecte