Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-06-10
by the death of his sister. Mrs. Mary a.

Mrs. E. e. Gross left to-day for surry
where she will spend the summer with.
Mrs. Margaret Wasgatt.
Irene chapter, o. e. S., will rave an
apron sale Friday afternoon and evening,
June 10, at Masonic hall.
Col. G. c. Burriil left yesterday for
business trip to Montreal. He expects to
be home the last of the week.
The Hancock county savings bank,
established in May, 1878, has just declared
its eightysecond semi-annual dividend.
Mrs. Glenn A. Lawrence, of Rockland,
| with little daughters Ruth and Mary, is
the guest of her parents, Judge King and
wife.
Coakley, of Bangor, extend congratuIa-
tions on the birth OF daughter, born
| June 5.
Miss L. A. Fogg, who has been en-
ployed with Miss A. M. Connick this
season, has returned to her home in Sails
| bury Cove.
Miss Elizabeth r. Cushman, who has
been in Washington. the past few months
| as secretary for Congressman Peters, ar
rived home Saturday.
| Friends of William Royal, who went to
| the Eastern Maine general hospital last
week for an operation, are pleased to
| know he is doing nicely.
Walter L. Smith, who has been spending
| a few days with his mother, Mrs. Annie
Smith. has returned to Allston, Mass,
| where he has opened real estate Office.
| The total bid for the State highway
| work on the Trenton road this year is
| S34, ,347.30, awarded in three sections to one
| firm, as reported elsewhere in this issue.
An examination of candidates for
teachers State certificates of elementary
| grade will be held at the high school
| building in Ellsworth Saturday, June 27.
| Linwood III. Cushman and wife are in
Bluehill, while Mr.. Cushman is superin-
| tending the building of the electric light
| ing power line from Ellsworth to that
| town.
| Mrs. f. G. Allinson, of Providence, r. /.
| is spending few weeks with her father,
former Chief-Justice Emery, in Ellsworth,
before going to their Hancock Point cot
tage for the summer.
The summer schedule will go into effect
On the Maine Central railroad on Monday,
June %. The New York train will go on
the route week earlier, its first arrival
here being on June Is.
Mortimer Levy and wife, who have been
visiting Mrs. Levy's parents, David Friend
and wife, left to-day for their home in
New York. Their visit here was shortened
by business calling Mr.. Levy home.
Mrs. A. P. Wiswell, who has spent the
winter in New York, has opened her home
in Ellsworth for the summer. Mrs. G. P.
Dutton accompanied Mrs. Wiswell home,
and will be her guest for few days.
Rev. r. B. Mathews is attending the
Hancock county conference of Congrega-
tional churches at Stonington. Mr..
Mathews preached the dedicatory sermon
last evening at the de dication of the new
Congregational church at Stonington.
Miss Lulu W. Eppes, who has been
teaching in Natick, Mass, for the past
year, has been elected to larger position
in the Monroe school at Lexington, Mass.
Her Ellsworth friends congratulate her.
Capt. John Whitmore, of the yacht
Kwasind, Northeast Harbor, who has been
| in Ellsworth several weeks getting the
yacht in commission at the yards of the
Ellsworth Foundry & Machine Works,
sailed last Friday in the yacht, for North
east Harbor.
Roy c. Haines, of Ellsworth, has been
appointed deputy grand chancellor for
the twentyninth district, Knights OF
| Pythias, by Grand Chancellor Wilson.
The twenty ninth district includes the
lodges at Ellsworth, Sullivan, Bar Harbor
and Milbridge.
Rev. j. w. Tickle, of the Unitarian
church, was in Sullivan, West Gouldsboro,
| Winter Harbor and Prospect Harbor Mon
day and Tuesday of this week, in the in
terest Of the Unitarian societies in those
places, with the view to arranging for SER
vices during the summer months.
Mrs. Mary Malone left Saturday for
Lewiston for weeks visit and to be pre-
sent at the Ivy day exercises at Bates COL
lege, at which her daughter Hannah
Frances is junior. Miss Malone takes a
leading part in the German play to be
given in connection With the exercises.
Everett W. Lord has been appointed
dean of the College of Business Admin
istration of Boston University. Mr.. Lord,
while nominally associate dean since the
college was organized year ago, has been
in full charge. The college has had a
most successful first year, with 275
students registered.
| Monaghan's orchestra will go to Blue
hill tonight to play for the alumni ball.
Tomorrow night it will play for the
| Brooklin high school graduation; We'd
nesday evening of next week for the
| Cherryfield academy alumni ball, and on
the following day for the Cherryfieid
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