Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
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tions, Tuesday night
Mr.. Curtis Il. Foster has recently returned
from rrospec; Hsrbor. where he spen, -c,crsl
days.
Elisha Abbott and Reuben Mansfield OF We
roma were among the crow Of the schooaer [.
II. Morse that is supposed TO have sunk the
steamer Oregon.
The History class wll meet on Frida, even
ing a. usual at the house or Mr.. " % Mcdonald.
instead Of meeting on Tuesday evening IS pro
posed.
Judge A. p. Wswell and wife arrived in
New York on Monday. from Europe. per
steamer Umbria. They are expected in thl.
city, Thursday or Friday.
The remains Of the late Isaac 4 Nur,h
VIII arrive here on The SATURDAY. 2. VI. train.
and will De- buried from the Unitarian church,
on Sunday afternoon. with Masonic honor.
Mr.. Helen II. Dekoven, wife Of John
Dekoycn. E.q., Of Chicago. prominent, sum
mer resident OF Bar H.rbor, died on the after
noon OF Wednesday. March II, NJ her resi-
dence in Chicago.
Quite large feet OF Ellsw orth vessels have
been towed up from below and are now living 81
the wharyes. large majority Of them are
engaged In repairs, but some have commenced
loading.
j. F. Moses, proprietor Of The Robinson
House, Rucksport, i. said TO have been ia the
hotel business longer thsn any other man in
Maine, having entered the business in $50 q, a
clerk In the United States Hotel At Springfield.
Mass
The schooners Walter ". Young and
Edith B. Co0mbs are nearly ready to all from
Lamoine for the Grand Bank III. msuay-
ing owners. +. u. Hodgkins d son-. have had
part Of the crew come from Nova Scotia.
chartering small schooner 10 transport them.
Judge William G. Barrows died Tuesday.
at Brunswick. He had been in failing health
for year or more, but II was not unit few
weeks ago, that his disease assumed an alarm
ing character. He Wa, born al Bridston. Ne,
in January, 1891.
The coming April term Of the Supreme
Court being the first term in the new Court
House. Judge Emery, the Presiding Justice,
will notice the event BY an address to the
juries. Immediately after their being impsn-
eied on Wednesday morning.
Right Excellent Geo. ". Goulding OF
Oakland, Grsnd Scribe OF the Grand Chapter
OF Maine, arrived in this city by train Tuesday
morning and made his official visit to Acadia
Royal Arch Chapter same evening. He re-
turned home on the train Wednesday morning.
The members Of the Unity Choral are re-
! quested TO meet next Monday evening at half
past seven, at the home Of Miss Mary F. Hop
kins. A full attendance is desired A. = new
singing book Is to be selected. Al interested ia
[ vocal music, who would like 10 become mem.
( bers Of the Choral are invited to be present.
! DIR. Addison D. Crabtree. formerly Of fhi.
| city, + delivering in this country, principally
In the large cities, his new and popular illus
trsied lecture, "Oyer the Walks Of Jesus
The lecture is highly recommended by the
press. We learn that DR.. Crabtree will Wilt
Hancock County during the season. and -peah
In some portions thereof
On the LIST day OF April at Boothbsy, Their,
was launched from the yard OF Hodgdon Bros
schooner Of about 1870 tons, called Lila b
Fernald," owned by Sargent, Lord & SkiIlir
OF Portland, and Capt. Z. c. FernaId OF Gran
Derry Isle. tlate Of schooner Annie & Lila
lost on New Harbor Ledges) who is to com
msnd her. She was lowed to Portland. Sstur
day, TO fit for msckereling.
The quarterly meetings of the Haneoc,
Association of Baptist Churches, and of tn,
County Sunday School Convention are To h
held in this city, st the Baptist Church. mex
week. beginning on Tuesday, P. NJ, and con
tinuing until Thursday noon. The session
will be given to sermons, addresses, and dis
cussions on various phases ofchristian life au'
work. The public are cordially invited to al
tend the meetings.
A Centennial Celebration Is to be held il
Portland, July 4th. The committee on invita-
ton desire to have record prepared of th
names Of the sons and daughters OF Portland
who are residents In other places to whom In
vitations to attend the Centennial Anniverssr
can be sent. For that purpose they request in
formation of such absentees including thos
who were born tbere-those whose parents, o
husbands, or wives were natives of that city
and also those not natives who were forme
residents. Such information can be eommuni
Gated by letter or otherwise to John T. Hull
Clerk Of Committee, ut Room No. 10, Cit
Hail, Portland.