Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-24

S' "PHch anu fancy goods, etc
We predict that this concert will draw to-
gether one of the largest assemblages ever
seen in Norombega." Tickets are for sale
IN this city at the jewelry stores of A. W.
Greely and T.. F. Robinson.
Owing TO the fact that Tuesda, vas a
legal holiday We have not received any tele-
graphic dispatches this morning.
The second Unity Meeting will be held
at the Unitarian Church next Sunday even
ing at 7;3O P. NJ. Subject, What do we
know about God ?" Social singing at
O'Clock. All are invited.
The Bowdoin Alumni of Bangor and
vicinity held their annual reunion at the Ex-
change Hotel in Bangor FRIDAY evening.
Al the business meeting the following off-
GERS were elected for the ensuing wear;
Invitations are out for grand Inaugu-
ration Ball at Union Hall Cherr, field. Fri
day evening. March 4th. About five hun
bred invitations have been issued and from
the well known character Of the gentlemen
Who have charge Of the arrangements moth
ing will be omitted that can add To the
attractions Of the occasion.
The Fireman's Ball and Supper given
by Union Engine and Hose Cos No ;,
Tuesday evening vas one OF the most sue
cessfu Of their series The Hall va, filled
and the music, by Andrews Orchestra. Wa
all tina, he promised. The Supper provided
BY TIM ladie, gave most cNoellcn, >ati,iac-
ton and the ne, results. financially, are
greater than could reasonably have been an
ticipatcd. amounting To about $50.
THE ORIGINAL CHArTEEBoN. for Fcbrl-
.r,, Is received |, is UNUSUAL, attractive
and entertaining TO the little folks. To ev-
cry enc who Will send one dollar for a Years
subscription the publishers viii send the
magazine and beautiful steel engraving
Ought and Garry One" lSN2i inches 4
specimen number will be- sent free to any
boy OF girl sending their address, To the pub
fishers. Mcssrs. E,tes \ lauria,, 299 and 30l
Washington St, Boston.
The March number Of our Lifti, ones
i full Of spring fanoies. Jack Eros; is
pictured sitting on the branch Of tree. IN a
winter landscape. with the cold moon a.
background 10 has owiish head A poem
by Nellie VI Garabrani .ccompAnic, H.
The illustrations to the number sre good
and the reading matter will make the boy.
and girl, long for spring games, the field.
and the sunshine.
President. Hon. : II. Blake
Wee Presidents. Hon. ;. + Humphrey.
Or G. 7. Jeferd. and Hon. I. X SIMON
ton. Of Camden.
Treasurer, John l.. Crosby. Esq.
Secretary. DR.. I. l. Coe.
Orator. Hon. l. 4 Emery. Ells~or;h
Poet. Dr. +. VI. Field
Toast Master, Dr. A. G. Hamlin
Executive Committee. Prof J :. Seuall.
Hon. II C. Goodeno~. F H. Appleton.
ESQ.
A correspondent Of the Commercial
+ - - "a ~ i'1' - mt a. A4st i'NAAtA4Nt
Of DR. ChAs. h. Porter IN Comma. TUESDAY
evening, to congratulate him and welcome
Mr> Porter to her new home in CoriHua.
The Dr's wife treated the company IN
pleasant and enjoyable manner The party
broke VI at a late hour and all wished tie
nr- and Mrs Porter happines. and all the
blessings attending the married state. Dr.
Porter Is Young man % excellent oharac-
Ter and comes 10 Comma highly recon
meuded a. physician"
An exchange states that recent,
white pine tree va, ca, on the Milford
Timber Tract" which FOR size. length. souns-
ness and Symmctr! Of proportion has ehal-
lenged the eager iumbermen 10 produce an
equal IN the local forests OF Maine The
circumference Of the tree al the butt is Il
feet: diameter Il inches. a the top. as
far as used. 80 inches the length. between
the above dimensions, las feet. scaling
1863 feet The tree was divided into .i1
logs. the largest Of which scaled 1908 feet.
Thus falls a monumental reminder Of the
palmy day. when lumoering Was profitable
in Maine