Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

ing. April 4. from to ! O'Clock. Admis-
sion to vestry 10 cts. All are invited.
There will be a meeting of Acadia X.
| A. Chapter, a, Masonic Hall, next Tuesday
evening, at which time the Royal Arch de-
gree will be conferred. A full attendance
is requested.
The Grand Army Post in this city will
hold Camp Fire on Saturday evening, to
which all honorably discharged soldiers and
Sailors. not members of the Post are
cordially invited
AT meeting of the Mayor and Board
/ OF Aldermen. Monday. James +. Davis was
elected City Treasurer, and Calvin p. Jor-
4 dan. stree Commissioner. Geo. W. New
4 gin was licensed To he an Auctioneer.
On Thursda, last three Of our oldest cit
liens we're lying dead, having died within
| few hours of each other. They were, Mr..
Benjamin Jordan. aged "A Mr.. Nathaniel
Jordan 81. and Mrs Elizabeth J. Bowden,
aged nearly -.
! We have received the prospectus of
Muchell's Boys School at Biierica, Mass.
THIS Is one of the best schools of its kind
in the country, and parents desiring to send
their sons ava, to a boarding school should
correspond With Prof VI. c. Mitchell.
Gen Caldwell finds tina, some one has
borrowed from his library the llth volume
Of the Encyclopedia Britannica. sEh edition.
and has neglected to return it They will
great, oblige him if they will leave j, at
the store Of 4. VI. Hopkins.
la order tina, the Roll Of Honor ma,
bear complete list Of all deceased soldiers
and sailor, vho went into the war f.om Els
worth and vicinity. committee. consisting
Of J. c. ChilcotI, ). u. Wiggin. ". II. DAVIS
ami J A. MrGown. were chosen a, the last
meeting of VIM. II. II Rice Post. G. 4. r..
to complete the Roll. far as possible.
The friends of deceased soldiers or sailors
will confer favor. # they will send the
names OF such 10 any member of the com
mttee.
MIR Nathaniel Jordan died at the res
idcnce o. his ,on. +. X. Jordan in this city
Wednesday. March =. at the age # -
wears Mr Jordan va, the sexton IN this
CITY from lSi7 to 1879. lie leaves awido~
:. wear. Of agc. and tao children. Vi T.. T.
Jordan and Mr., stlua widow ~ ,nr late
Peter salisbury NJ Trenton. Mr. and Mr.,
Jordan had been married about six, wears
al the time Of Ia, death. The funrrA! ser
vice. we're held FriIa, afternoon. Rev. T. +.
White IA .Arus
MIR Geo II Baker aged about 30 YEAR.
url.-AnnNu druggist IL Prr~qur l,.r, died
IN thar Village SUNDAY morning. March 70, of
congestion of the brain. Mr. Bukrr went
from Ca,,iue to Pressure Isle about Four
nins host, ~ ti.rnd> by at, Upright persona.
qualities ana cuisines, tari. He "a, a grad
ua,e ~ the Name State College at Orono in
the cla,. Of 70. lie leaves widow and one
child HI, remains were taken 10 Ca>l.ne
for lntetment
MIR BENJAMIN Jordan died, Thur,da,
morning a, tile Residence Of ca. G. C. Bur
r..l. aged - wears Mr. Jordan vas tw,c,
married, MS second wife haNn. died ahaut
t~ruty five wears ago He leaves thrre
sons. EdS ard. Henry and " i.iIam. be
first has resided ln Bangor for several year,
past. and the last two arr Islng ~ CaiIior-
MA. Mr. jordan has iof ,eNrra! Wears lived
a, the City Hotel IN Hnlch property h.
owned half interest lie was genial
gentleman. and having Travelled extensively
in h.> earlier wears, as well a. being a con
slant rrader, b., conversation, mere aiaa,s
interesting and often instructive lie viii
be greatly missed by BIZ many friend, IN
thIs city.
ed the first anniversary Of their organiza-
tion b, concert and ball on lhur>da, even
Iug, March ~ TO .as that the music va,
furnished D, Chandler, fun orchestra. Of
Portland j, 10 say tina, i, was delightful
and that the concert va, mos, emo, able.
Juasin. from the large number Of dancer
and the latene,. Of the hour when the ball
closed. the dance music vas also -njo,ed
All OF the number. in the attractive bro
gramne we're fnel, rendered and vel. re-
ceiyed. The clarionet solo. by Mr.. W +
Chandler. in the Fantasia from Somnambu-
Ia. Va, e,yeciali, fine aud called forth much
applause. The hail va, APPROPRIATED dec
GRATED With emhlems Of the order. The
sumner vas under the supervision of Mr..
Cha.. Frazer. Of Bangor. E,er,thing con
nected with the occasion showed that moth
ing had been omitted that could add 10 the
enjoyment Of those present. We are also
glad TO state that the affair was success
financially. the gross receipts being about
$40. Much praise is due the managers
Individually. and To the Odd Fellows A. A