Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-05-11

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Sunday mail: From west, TO m.
AAIL cLosEs AT rosroYrcE.
Como wssr-1o.4s, 1i.so, . m; $50 and . m.
Como EAsr-S.So m; and $50 m.
Sunday mail: Going west, $50 m.
Postoface open on Sunday from to 10 . m.
The Thursday club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at Q o'clock, with Mrs. Walter
R. Parker.
Capt. Newell Kane has sold the schooner
Mineola to Capt. Philip Treworgy, who
will command her.
Mrs. John A. Lord, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time, ID gradually fail
ing, and is now very low.
DR.. George 4. Caldwell, Of Portland,
was In Ellsworth over Sunday, returning
to Portland Monday night.
John H. Leland, who has been critically
III the past week, showed encouraging
improvement yesterday and to-day.
Harry E. and Leon e. Rowe have pur-
chased an automobile in Portland .
Cameron roadster Of twenty horsepower.
Patrick H. Shea and Edward L. Drum
mey attended the State convention Of the
Knights Of Columbus at Biddeford Tues
day.
Charles l. Staples arrived home yester-
day from Bangor with his new auto
mobile-s twenty horsepower Ford tour
ing car.
DR.. Harry c. Mason has closed his
dental once here, and will 70 to Old
Town, where he has bought out On estab-
lished ONCE.
Mrs. Wellington Haslam and daughter
Alice are visiting in Lowell. Mr.. Haslam,
who accompanied them to Boston, returned
home last week.
Harry L. Crabtree and wife and F. 8.
Crabtree leave the last OF this week for
camping-out fishing trip at Donnell's
pond, Franklin.
May B. Friend, who is employed as
nurse in st. Vincent hospital, New York
city, is spending q short vacation her
parents, David Friend and wife.
The first Sunday train for the season
began running last Sunday. The train
reaches Ellsworth from the west at 7.2O q.
M. and leaves for the west at $50 p. m.
The play selected by the senior class Of
the high school for presentation on the
evening OF graduation day, June II, is
"Miss Bugby's Boarders'', a comedy in
three acts.
Miss Katherine E. Drummey has &C.
cepted position as bookkeeper in the
main office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. at Portland, and will leave
Monday for that city.
At the Salvation Army hall Thursday
and Friday, May II and 1s, Lieut. Col.
Chandler, Of New York, formerly princi-
pal OF the Salvation Army training college,
New York city, will speak. He is gifted
man, and an interesting speaker. All are
welcome. Meetings at 8 p. m.
The regular meeting Of the Ellsworth
Merchants association will be held next
Monday evening. William T. Billings, Of
the industrial department Of the Maine
Central railroad, will be present to address
the meeting. Refreshments and cigars
will be served. All business men of the
city are invited.
Mrs. F. w. Rollins and Miss Harriet left
last Saturday for Mamaroneck, N. Y,
their former home. They will remain
until after the marriage OF Miss Helen
Rollins to William Dulles, Of Englewood,
N. J. Mr.. Rollins leaves for Mamaroneck
next Friday. The wedding will take
place at Mamaroneck May IS.
The committee OF the Village improv-
ment society having in charge the ar
rangements for the minstrel show last
week, entertained the members OF the
| troupe at Odd Fellows hall last evening
During the evening many Of the parts
| sung at the minstrel show were rendered
Dancing was enjoyed, and refreshments
| were served.
The house of Mrs. Mary Calnane, at
Beechland, was burned about II O'Clock
Sunday night. The house was unoccupied,
Mrs. Calnane being in Massachusetts for
the winter. The house was fully furnished
and nothing was saved from it. The barn
was not burned. The origin OF the fire is
| unknown. There was an insurance of 500
on the house and $50 on the furniture.
Oscar Sears, Of Eastport, and Glover
Deering, OF Pittsfeld, are held in the
| county Jail here in default of $500 bail,
to await the October term on the charge oi
breaking, entering and larceny. Ths men
were tramping through toward Bangor,
and spent Friday night in the Ellsworth
lookup. Saturday they broke into the
home Of Station Agent c. e. Scribner at
Green Lake, helped themselves to food,
and stole two gold watches = one belong
ing to Mrs. Scribner and one to her sister,
Miss Butler. They were arrested in Hol-