Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-03-31
University OF Maine and Miss Hannah
Frances Malone from Bates college, for

Frances Malone from Bates college, for
the Easter recess.
Fulton J. Redman has accepted the in
vitation Of Vim. II. H. Rice post, g. A. R.,
to deliver the Memorial day oration in
Ellsworth this year.
Henry B. Stockbridge has closed the
theatrical season in New York, and is
spending few weeks with his parents, 8.
p. Stock bridge and wife.
The Calendar society OF the Methodist
church will serve public supper at the
home Of Rev. T. =. Roas on Tuesday,
April 9. A cordial invitation is given to
all.
Charles e. Monaghan, who has been
seriously i'll of pneumonia for the past
week, has shown marked Improvement the
last two days. A trained nurse is with
him.
Harold 8. Higgins has sent in his
resignation as station agent at Ellsworth,
to take effect April 1. He will devote bis
time to music and orchestral work in Ellis
| worth.
Lygonia lodge, r. and A.. NJ, will work
the third degree on three candidates to-
morrow evening. Work will begin
promptly 1t 7.3O o'clock, and supper will
be served about $50.
| Miss Margaret Monroe underwent an
operation for appendicitis at hospital in
Boston last week. Her Ellsworth friends
are pleased to know that she is making
l aot ;a "a ct orv rocovoyv
| Walter Joy has been at home from Hig-
, gins classical institute the past week, i'll
OF abscess in the throat. He is now up
again, but will not return to school until
| after the Easter recess OF next week.
Miss Martha Royal delightfully."- enter
tanned fourteen girl friends at birthday
party Monday evening. In the first part
OF the evening the children enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. Imogene Pettengill at
the Strand.
Capt. Christopher Z. Toole, well known
in Ellsworth and in Lamoine, where he
for several years conducted the Shore
Acres hotel, died last evening at his home
in Bangor, aged seventy-eight years. He
leaves widow.
return basket ball game between Ellis.
worth high school and Northeast Harbor
high will be played at Hancock hall, next
Friday evening. This will be the last
game OF the season, because OF repairs to
be made at the hall.
The common schools of Ellsworth, both
city and rural, will open for the spring
term next Monday, April 5. The high
school will close Friday OF this week for
the Easter recess OF one week, reopening
for the spring term on Monday, April IL
Beginning next Saturday the Strand
will have a change Of program each day,
and three Enthusiastically, Wednes-
dsys ana Saturdays. The feature for Sat-
urday Of this week i the spectacular play
.srhe Triumph of an Emperor" in live
parts, showing 500 scenes and 1000 per-
sons.
The committee on arrangements for the
, Appomattox day observance by VIM. H.
H. Rice post, @. A. R., are requested, by
order Of the post commander, to meet ct
Grand Army hail next Monday afternoon,
at 2.00 o'clock, to complete final arrange
ments.
Miss Ella Marie Hawkes., who has been
at her home here for few weeks, has re-
turned to Boston, accompanied by Miss
Marion Dooley, who has been her guest
here. Miss Hawkes. will be married on
Easter Monday, at Boston, to Joseph
Callahan, Boston newspaper man.
A plant of about zoo, 900 fry Of the hump
back salmon from the Green Lake hatch
cry will reach Ellsworth this afternoon
} Forty-fiv thousand of these will go into
Patten pond stream at Surry, $1,000 into
Branch pond stream, and the remainder
over 100, 1000, into Union river.
: A large falling of in orders, due to gen
erA depression OF business throughout
the country, has resulted in the short.
, ening Of the crew at the Ellsworth hard
wood factory. The directors OF the com
pany hope, by this retrenchment, to avoie
complete shutdown Of the plant unit
business conditions improve.
Wiliord B. Jordan and Miss Isab bel A
Mason, both of Waltham, were married
at the Baptist parsonage in Ellsworth
1 thio ihoihAbS pt ihSN. n. "A.
They left on the noon train for a shor
wedding trip The groom is.employed il
: the railway mail service. Both the bride
and groom are popular with large circle
: of friends.
Calls have been issued for the republi-
can and democratic ward 5 cauouses tc
nominate candidates for aldermen to bs
} voted for at the special election Monday
April Il. The republican caucus will bt
held at Hancock hall Saturday afternoon
April 8, at 8 o'clock, and the democratic
] caucus at the same place in the evening OF
the same day.
The ice is already out Of several ponds
in this vicinity, and local fishermen are
unsnarling their tackle. The ice has left
Molasses, Webbs, Georges and Nara