Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-06-12

will work the third degree in long form
on three candidates. A banquet will be
served at $50.
Edmund G. Hopkins is critically i'll at
his home at Church and School streets.
He underwent an operation few days ago
for sirangulated hernia. To-day his con-
dition is extremely critical. Another
operation will probably be performed this
afternoon.
The municipal officers will be in session
| for registration OF voters on Friday and
| Saturday, June IA and 15, at the mayor
and aldermen's room in Hancock hail,
from a. m. to p. M; 8 to and to 8 p.
m. No new names will be received after S
p. m. Saturday.
Many Ellsworth people plan to attend
| the annual reunion OF the Eastern Maine
Veteran association at Jacksonville next
wednesday, going by the regular train at
7.l3 a. m., and returning by special arriv-
ing at Ellsworth about p. m. The rail-
road fare for the round trip is 81.
The public meeting of the republican club
at Hancock hall last Monday evening was
well attended, and an instructive lecture
| was given by K. c. Haines on the intri-
cacies of the new primary ballot law.
Quite number of enthusiastic republi-
cans from out of town were present.
A big bull moose paid visit to the fish
ermen at lower Patterns pond one morn
ing recently. When first seen by POST
master Nealley and j. p. Eldridge, the
moose was swimming out from the eastern
shore. They gave chase, and the moose
turned and swan back, leaving the water
just above the Titus camp.
Miss Frances e. Jordan and Fred III.
Tinker, both OF this city, were married
this forenoon at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. 2. A. A. Killam. They left on the
noon train for short wedding trip. The
bride has for some time been the courte-
GUS clerk at the Staples Piano Co.'s store.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions.
For the street carnival at Bangor June
II to % the Maine Central will sell excur-
| sion tickets all the week, limited for day
| of date only at seventy-five cents for the
round trip; good for return June %, 81.
| For the circus at Bangor on the 15th-next
| Saturday tickets, with coupon including
| admission, will be sold for s1.25, good for
! return first train Sunday. A special train
will leave Ellsworth for Bangor at S.O7 a.
| M; returning will leave Bangor at p. m.
Word has been received here of the death
at Boston, Friday, of Henry S. Collier,
son of the late Elizabeth May Ellis and
David Collier, and grandson OF the late
Adeline French and Isaac May, aged about
fortyfive years. Mr.. Collier, when a
student, spent several vacations in this
vicinity. He had many relatives here and
in Franklin and Eastbrook, who are
grieved to hear Of his death. He was de-
votedly attached to his mother, who died
| only few months ago. He is survived by
one brother-W. l. M. Collier, of 243 Har-
ward street, Dorchester, Mass, and an
aunt-Mrs. John E. Day, of Chicago, Ill.
Thursday evening the house of Hiram
Jordan, at Hull's Cove, was broken into.
| and several articles stolen. Deputy Sheriff
Stuart received word from Sheriff Jellison,
who was in Bar Harbor, to watch for two
Italians who were believed to be bound on
foot toward Ellsworth. 1t was a case OF
Johnnie on the spot", and the sun bad
| hardly risen Friday morning when
Deputy Sheriff Stuart found his mep in
Trenton woods. One of them wore pair
of shoes stolen from the Jordan house,
| and the other had in his pocket gold
bracelet. They gave their names as Piz-
ziello Peiro and Carmele Marabille. They
| were arraigned in Bar Harbor municipal
court Friday, bound over for the October
term, and brought back to the Ellsworth
jail.