Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-30

Gofre EAsr-e.45 m; s.s6, p m.
Sundays: Arrives s.ii m; leaves for west,
5.70 . m.
| Registered mail should be at postofice half
an hour before mail closes,
l. +. Giles il improving, but very slowly.
There will be no rehearsal Of the festival
chorus this week.
There will Be no meeting OF the Thurs
day club this week.
Mrs. q. r. Dutton was in the city for
the day last Friday.
There viii be regular meeting Of Irene
chapter, o. u. s., Friday evening.
II. b. Estey is steadily improving,
though still confined to-the house.
Harry L. Crsbtree left last Friday night
for short business trip to Boston.
Charles Phillips has moved to the Her
bert r. Holmes house on Central street.
Walter J. Clark, IT,, has been nominated
BY the governor as justice Of the peace.
Ex-sherin Byron II. Mayo, of South
west Harbor, was in Ellsworth yesterday.
Mrs. c. r. Foster has returned from
Massachusetts,, where she spent the win
ter.
Capt. John o. Kief and wife have re-
turned from Lawrence, Mass, for tue
| summer.
! Mrs. A. P. Harden. who has spent the
winter in Bangor, has returned TO her
home here
| Howard II. Hooper left last Thursday
for Hampden to resume his work in the
! Sterns mill.
Arthur 1. saunders and wife, who have
spent the winter in Portland, arrived
home last night.
| Willis NJ. Foster and wife will move
soon 10 Springvale, where Mr.. Foster will
be employed in . shoe factory.
David y. Linnehan has purchased new
touring car, which he will put on the
street for pubfic-carriage service.
The junior reception last Friday even
ing at Hancock hall was one OF the pleas
antest social events of the season.
c. /. Staples left yesterday for Augusta
to attend the annual meeting and banquet
OF the Maine Piano Dealers association.
Miss Louise w. Eppes, Of Ellsworth,
was the successful bidder for the up river
mail route. The change will go into
effect July !.
The school census has been completed,
and shows $50 persons OF school age in
| So sx,. - Nz.x~
over last year.
William 8. Cousins, VINO has been en-
ployed on steam yacht cruising ont OF
New York, arrived home to-day for visit
OF few weeks.
Mrs. Miriam Kent will leave tomorrow
| for ! visit in Pittsfield. Mrs. r. L. Kent
will accompany her, returning to bangor
| for short visit.
Bioomfield T. Smith passed through the
city Saturday on route for LAmoine to
open up his bungalow for the summer.
Mr.. Smith passed the winter in Florida,
and reports good time.
The schooner Melissa Trask, Capt. A..
w. Hutchings, arrived in Belfast Friday
from Hudson, N. ", with cement. After
discharging, the vessel will come here to
load slaves for G. j. Treworgy for Newark,
N. J.
The May party to be given at Odd Fell
lows hall tomorrow evening by Nokomis
Rebekah lodge, will open with q maypole
dance by sixteen little girls. Monaghan's
orchestra will furnish music. Supper will
be served.
| Ellsworth friends of Miss Louise e.
Dutton, OF New York, will be interested
| to learn that she is to spend the next three
months travelling in the British Isles.
She was one of party which sailed Last
Saturday from New York.
The high school baseball team went to
Cherryfieid Saturday to play its first game
OF the season against the academy team.
The score was II to in favor OF the
Cherryfield boys. Next Saturday the Els
worth boys will play Bluehill academy at
Wyman park.
The music at the Congregational church
| next Sunday viii be: Prelude, "Festival
March, /" by Foote; response, soprano solo
by Miss Mildred Hall, sister OF H..
Everett Hall, organist, OF Bangor; offer
tory, Intermezzo, BY Major; postiude in
Il fiat, BY Page.
Edmund e. Brady received word Mon
day that he had successfully passed the
entrance examination for the United
States naval academy at Annapolis, and
| to report ct once. He expects to leave this
week. he was one of forty-six success
ful candidates out OF . class OF 219.
Rev. 7. 8. Ross, who has been appointed
to the pastorate Of the Methodist church