CllLittwtli merfcan. — —1 —-* _ t You XLVHI. 1 gTffT&SSa.'VA.” ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 14, 1902. j! No. 20. j muuHiiiiuiimj, excursion from Ellsworth by steamer, SbfacttfcfmmU. " LOCAL AFFAIRS. leaving here about noon Monday, and re- turning at noon Tuesday. Esoteric lodge 0. 0. BIJ KRILL & NEW ADVKKTIHKMKNTN THIS WEEK. SON, has also been informally invited to work Probate notice-Kst HI las K Trtbou. tbe third degree in East port in Jane. Joseph A Retorts— Notice of foreclosure. INSURANCE Probate notice—Kst Mar? Shannon. Miss Berths H. Lancaster, of Ellsworth, John Mum! i> (JENERAL AGENTS, shy—Sheriff's sale and D Lear, of Mt. were Kxec Harvey Desert, Bitbriu. Bank notice—Est May W Howler. Bldo., ELL8WORTH, ME. N P Culler, Jr—Girl wanted. married at the Methodist parsonage in Pro tote notice —Kst KMzntoth Sumlnsb? etals. Ellsworth this Rev. J. P. Kxec morning by WE REPRESENT THE notice—Kst Mary G Dorr Rank statement—Condition of First national Simonton. They left on the 11 18 train bank. for Northeast Harbor, where they will Most Reliable Home and Foreign M A Clark—Greenhouse. Companies. E J Walsh—Shoe store. live. Rates Fa sent A Rami— Lowest with Photographers. son of Compatible Safety. D FTrlbou—Household goods. Carlton, tb# two-year-old Mr. W R Parker Clothing l.'o-Clothlng. and Mrs. Charles Brooks, died Thursday China A Japan Tea coffee and 1 *D l,n,n, *° »<>lt on Improved real eatata and Co—Tea, spice. morning of Much BakingPoWde*^, IfOVUTY TO LOAN Giles A Burrlil—New market. pneumonia. sympathy ^ MO*’-—i Buckspobt: is expressed for the parents. Funeral services Bank statement—Condition of Bucksport na- were held at tbe house Saturday, tional bank. Rev. A. H. Coar, of the Unitarian church, Makes delicious hot The GEO. H. GRANT CO., Portland: officiating. biscuit, rolls, Abner Lowell—Stationer and engraver. Until can Boston : arrangements be made, there crusts, griddle cakes and muffins. General Insurance and Real Estate. Mechanics fair. will be no stage connections between 8hepard, Norwell Co—Historic Boston. Ellsworth and the landing at Surry of the Aberdeen, Wash: ELLSWORTH and BAR ME. Rockland,Bluehlll & Ellsworth Steamboat HARBOR, Western Cooperage Co—A flier wanted. cream of Co. Capt. Crockett writes that he hopes A tartar powder, absolutely pure. to have a soon but cannot 8CHKDULB OF MAILS stage running name a date. AT KLL8WORTII POST-OFFICE. ROYAL BAK1NQ POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. From now until tbe close of tbe In effect Oct 14, 1901. season, the rehearsals of the Ellsworth festival various cemeteries. In the afternoon DROWNED AT TUNK POND. Going East—7.18 a. tn., 6.CS p. m. chorus will be held at tbe homes of mem- Men's Suits From $4 00 there will be services at the soldiers’ ]! up Going West—luo a. m., 6.». p. m. bers Instead of at hall. Tbe | Manning monament, followed by exercises at the Two Young Men Lost Their Lives MAIL CLOSES AT TOST-OFFICE. rehearsal this week will be held to-mor- I Youths’ Suits From hall. George E. Googins, of Bar Harbor, There Sunday. $3.00 up Going East—6JO a. m., 5 30 m. row evening with Mrs. B. J. <[ p. Thompson, will be the orator of the day. Richmond Conners, of Bar Harbor, and Going West—11.20 a. m., & and «.30 p. m. on Bridge hill. Water street stuck Truman Tracy, of Franklin, were drowned I ^ Suits From SUNDAY. eyes out last Friday | Boys’ $2.00 up Justice L. A. Emery delivered bis first at Tunk about 3 o’clock ]| ][ Train from the west arrives at 7.18 a. m., de noon when they saw the schoner “La* pond Sunday have imen lecture bt-fere the University of Maine tbe of the boat I1 These goods just received; are of the latest ([ parts for the west atS.Oi p. m. Mail closes for volts” rushing up the river before a ten- afternoon, by overturning mid and cannot be for <’ the west at law school in Bangor Monday afternoon, from which were 11 styles patterns, duplicated the 5.80 p. m. knot breeze. They expected to see her jab they fishing. In the on tbe subject of “Probate Law and The two with Solomon 11 money city. (j big holes in the dredger “Neponset’^dig a young men, Miss Mabel is Practice”. He will deliver lectures on a brother of were FANCY SHIRTS, from NECKWEAR- Monaghan to sing at new channel through the slabs or carry Tracy, Trptnan, fishing Camden on 23. the same subject every afternoon this from one boat. The wind whs j[ pyp||||SH> \\ Friday, May away one or two wharves. They were blowing to the week, and on Monday afternoon next almost a and but few boats had ven- 50c $1.00 latest Styles <! Fred Wallace, of Milford, is the guest disappointed in this, for Capt. Whittaker gale, wetk. tured out on the When tbe acci- PATTERNS and of his cousin, Miss Ella Morang. cleared the dredger and bar, snubbed the pond. NOBBY |INC COODS| Colors men Ji The drama of schooner a hawser and dent occurred,one of tbe young got a oupper win oe served at ine Metnodist military “TheSpy Gettys- up with big will be the latter of “strike” on his line. In tbe sudden shift- Our Hats and are now In—latest _ _ a from 6 to 7 burg" given part brought her neatly up to the wharves Caps vestry o’clock this evening. of to th8 the boat this mouth by a local cast, under tbe with lines to the schooner “Forrester”. ing position play fish, at moderate prices. OWEN was overturned. R. H of Han- ! styles I3YRN ,| Mrs. S. A. Goodwin has returned from a A short time later the tug “Round Young, Top” auspices of tbe Village Improvement and John of Bar Har- visit of several weeks iu Massachusetts. with the schooner “Charles Cooper” came cock, Capt Lynara. Fred E. the Ellsworth bor, were near hastened society. Cook, up alongside. The swung fishing by. They “Cooper” before The Daughters of Liberty will have a thespian, who is now at home for the against the “Lavolta”, and the schooner* to the overturned boat, but they could reach it, Conners end Truman Tracy sociable at Grand Army ball this evening. summer vacation, will stage the play, and hooked rigging for a few minutes. When they cleared, about |25 damage had been had disappeared. Solomon Tracy was The ladles’ aid of the drill those who take saved His condition was society Baptist part. done, mostly to tbe Cooper”. by them. critical, but he recovered in a few hours. cburcb will give a supper in the vestry At the Unitariau church Sunday even- Ellsworth friends of Rev. Walter Reid The bodies of the two young men were next Wednesday evening. Rev. J. M. of the Congre- ing Adams, Hunt, formerly pastor of tbe Unitarian recovered at 6 o’clock Monday morning. FRESH SEA FOOD. Eaotoric lodge, F. and A. M., will give gational church, spoke on “John Hush; It was evident that they had been ham- church in this will be interested in city, in their efforts to save themselves a sociable Friday evening. All Masons the Forerunner of the Reformation" pered HALIBUT, MACKEREL. HADDOCK, tbe following despatch from Orange, N. by the fl-h lines wh»ch were tangled about and tbeir families are iuvited. The next in the series of lectures by the LOBSTERS SALMON. J printed in the New York Tribune: them Conners was a strong swimmer, pastors of tbe Uultarian and Congrega- and this leads to the belief that be was There will be a meeting of the Village “By a gift of |500 from an anonymous tional churches will not be uutii struck on tbe head the overturned boat next given which has by Improvement society Wednesday, source, a long-standing debt, while in the water and stunned. after Mr. Coar returns from Boston. struggling !5c Per May 21, at 3 p. in., at Mrs. Andrew P. been gradually reduced by installments Richmond Conners was tbe son of Capt. STRAWBERRIES, Box, W is well's. The thirteenth anniversary of the has been cleared from the Frsit Unitari' n Frank Conners, of Bar Harbor, and a pop- ular man. He was a member of the AND OTHER EARLY TABLE DELICACIES. Epworth league will be observed at tbe of this Tbe the Rev young D. H. Eppes has leased the A. W. Clark church, city. pastor, athletic and football teams and was well Methodist church uext In tbe is a LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS, CELERY. building on Water street, and will open Suuday. Walter Reid Hunt, preparing for known in Ellsworth. He was twrenty- morning the pastor, Rav. J. P. Simonton, The Unitarian was fonr of there next week a grocery, feed and pro- celebration. society years age. will deliver a sermon to founded in and public services were Truman was the ’son of vision store. young people. 1889, Tracy George started on Jan in he Masonic of Franklin. He was about twen- In the evening there will be a concert, 12. 1890, Tracy, GILES & The Eurekas and a team known as the Temple. Tha Rev. Edward Hale, a re'a ty-one years of age. BURRILL, with programme of recitations, choruses rive of the Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Shamrocks played ball at Wyman park Ha'e, ELLSWORTH. and solos. There will be solos by Miss was Mr. Hunt’s predecessor and the only The Shamrocks won a Saturday. by Tower and Mrs. Sealander. other pastor the church las had.