Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-05-10

ELLSWORTH, JOY, cAtCner, Anderson pitcher,
for Bluehill: Snowman, catcher; Osgood,
pitcher.
The Ellsworth high school graduation
exercises will be held Wednesday. June
a. The class play and ball will be given in
the evening. Monaghan's orchestra, ten
pieces, has been engaged for afternoon
and evening.
G. p. Dorr and wife left this noon for
trip to Topeka, Kan, where they will visit
Mrs. DORIS brother, Charles L. Haywood.
They will go by way Of Montreal, Niagara
and the Great Lakes, returning by Diff
ferent route.
The Bowdoin college dramatic club pre-
sented the play, ..Sweet lavender at
Hancock hall last evening, under the
auspices OF the Village improvement
society. There was fair audience, and
the play was well received.
Milton Rectwith 10. c.r,n,o,ed M
school census for Ellsworth for the pres.
ent year, and reports $50 children OF
school age. This is falling of of twelve
from last year. There was gain in ward
y
The g. l.. C.,s will have an Arbor d.v
marty at the bome of M,s y M Dodga
Tbursdav evening There will no a nro-
gram of Arhor dav exerc;sea The hor.a
decorations will be cut flowers, potted
plants, shrubs and small evergreen trees.
Capt. Adelbert L. Hellattv. who was
seriously injured a month AGO while on
hoard his vessel at Roston. arr;ved bonoe
from a Boston bosnital last wednes-
dav. He is able 20 oct about ON crutchss
but will be confined To he bopse for sona
time vet.
Ellsworth friends Of Miss Alma r.
silsbv. an instructor in the Boston nnbl;c
schools. and formerlv Of this citv will
he interested to learn that she has been
awarded a verdict Of $500 in her suit
apainst the Boston a. Maine railroad Tor
personal injuries received about two vears
ago.
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farmers Of this vicinity on application,
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they wish to sell through Boston commits
sion men.
The University Of Maine dramatic club
presented ssTwelfth Niphtu at Hancock
hall last Friday evening. under the aus
pices Of the senior class Of the high school.
nearly all the parts being exceIlently
portrayed. The attendance was not as
large as the play deserved. dance fol-
lowed the play.
Edward Frazier, of Ellsworth, caught a
fifteen pound salmon at Green lake Sum
day. Mr.. Frazier, with his father, was
fishing at Green lake from Tuesday OF
last week until Sunday, landing in that
time twelve fish. Harvard c. Jordan and
Elmer E. Rowe caught one trout and three
salmon at the lake Sunday, the largest
weighing six pounds. E, F, Robinson.
H.. caught three salmon at Branch pond.
the largest weighing six pounds.
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Ihe tentative program ior the Foufth
OF Jaly celebration IN ELLSWORTH includes
parade OF fantastic IN the morning, ioi-
lowed by minor sports, inciuolng tug
of-warl between the men OF Nlcoin ana