Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-04-27

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Michael Linnehan, who has been criti-
cally ill OF pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. c. R. Foster, who has been in
Massachusetts, since last fall, is home.
Mrs. William B. Tracy went to East
Surry Monday morning to teach the
spring term Of school.
Mrs. Henry Rowe, who is making her
home with her daughter, Mrs. J. 7. Giles,
is in Aurora visiting her son.
The Office hours OF the superintendent
of schools are Tuesdays from $50 to p. m. !;
Saturdays from 2 to p. M, at Hancock
hall.
The Thursday club will meet with Mrs.
E. Milliken Thursday at 2 p. m. full
attendance is desired, as there is special
work.
Mrs. Daniel Carroll is to make her home
| with her son Lawrence in Manchester,
N. Fl. She expects to leave Ellsworth the
| last Of this week.
Mrs. Sidney A. Goodwin, who recently
went to New York to meet her husband,
has sailed with him for Norfolk, Va. His
vessel is the schooner Herbert May.
Leonard lake is rapidly coming to the
front as fishing resort. One day last
week Fred Round caught twenty-one bass
at the lake, with an aggregate weight Of
nineteen pounds.
! The summer service on the Bangor di-
vision of the Eastern Steamship TO. will
be resumed next Monday, May 2, when
Sunday, at Up. m.
Rev. X. B. Mathews will leave to-day for
Newcastle to join Mrs. Mathews for
short visit, and to attend conference in
Waterville. Prof. j. 8. Sewail, of Bangor,
will preach at the Congregational church
Sunday.
| At the annual meeting OF the woman's
auxiliary of the Congregational church,
Mrs. L. A. Emery was reelected president,
Mrs. F. w. Rollins, vice. president, and
Mrs. John H. Brimmer, treasurer and
secretary.
The ladies Of the Methodist society will
have their semi i-annual sale and meat
| supper tomorrow evening. Among the
booths will be Larkin booth, apron
booth, and candy and may basket booth
at the vestry.
Two large moose came out on the Surry
road about two miles from Ellsworth
Monday morning, took leisurely view of
the neighborhood, and then wandered
back into the woods. They were seen by
several people.
The members Of VIM. H. H. Rice relief
corps will observe their twenty fifth ami
versary Thursday evening, May 8, at G. A.
r. hall, by a concert and entertainment, to
which all veterans, with their families,
and all soldiers widows are invited.
Rev. w. F. Emery, who has been pastor
Of the Methodist church here the past
two years, has been appointed to the
church at Pittstield. Rev. j. P. Simon
ton, who has been at Stonington three
years, goes to Cherryfield and Milbridge.
Announcement is made of the approach
ing marriage in Millinocket OF Frederick
E. Doyle and Miss Mary E. Iahey, Of that
town. MIR. Doyle is the son of Daniel
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lawyer. The wedding is to take place
next Monday, May 2.
The rummage sale, under the auspices Of
the Oak Park Lincoln street branch of the
Village improvement society, will open
tomorrow in the store on Franklin street,
in the Manning block. Mrs. James W..
Smith will be in charge of the room. Con-
tributions for the sale are solicited.
c. P. Dorr arrived home Monday from
his trip to North Carolina, where he spent
several months shooting. He reports q
most delightful trip, and one of the best
seasons for game he ever spent there. At
Lewiston he joined Mrs. Dorr and daugh-
ter Bernice, who returned home with him.
| The Milbridge and Ellsworth boys
basket ball teams played hard game at
Hancock hall last Friday night. At the
| call OF time, the score was 1916. The tie
| was played off for the first basket. For
fully half an hour neither side scored.
| the game. Score 1916.
The amateur minstrel show, to be given
next Wednesday evening at Hancock hall,
under the auspices of the Village society,
promises to be great success. The first
part will be q genuine minstrel perform
ance; the second part will contain some
interesting vaudeville stunts which are
sure to .'take". A dance will follow the
performance.
The annual county road meeting, under
the AUSPICES of the State department of
highways, will be held at the courthouse
in Ellsworth tomorrow. State Highway
Commissioner Sargent will be present to
address the meeting. 1t is hoped there
| will be q large attendance of highway