Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25

Chief Justice John A. Peters was in this
city, Friday.
1t i reported that a church is to be built
at seal lIarbor at sn early day.
Joseph Small and Robert stevens OF steu-
ben were in thi, city on Monday.
The W. {. 7. [. OF thi, city will have a
dime >ocabIe sometime next week.
Miss Lizzie Crippen has gone to Boston TO
spend few weeks in visiting friends.
Mr., : NJ, Pencil and her daughter Hat.
tie. have been visiting relatives in this city.
The Unity Choral will meet at John o.
>ar-' nt's on Wednesday evening ofneNt week.
Rev. J. L. Monroe is holding gospel
meeting every evening at the Free Baptist
chapel.
Capt. +. l.. Fullerton left this city for his
home in Somer, lie. Mass, on saturday even
ing last
Ats Democratic Caucus Saturday after
noon lat Harrison b. Mason nominated
for mayor
The Good Templsrs had pleasant and
successful ~ociable at Grand Army Hall last
saturday evening.
Joseph Emerson, Esq. after confne-
m,ut TO his house of several days by illness.
i able To he cat again.
The Rev. Salem ID. Towne of the Falls
village has been register of probate in one OF
the counties Of Vermont.
). II. Partridge. Esq, was confined to his
hou>, a fcw day> OF last week by lameness but
he i, now able 10 be out again.
DR. :. II. Wiggin la, gone to Boston to
attend the meetings OF the United Workmen
held IN that city The present week.
The gutter, which were torn from the
roofs Of the brick blocks on State street, by
snow slides, are now being replaced
Mr. Peach ha> now been blind about
year. sad during that time -he has made TWEEN
ty-three aprons. and ha> done them well.
The officers Of Acadia ROYAL Arch Chapter
Will be- installed at Masonic Hall, at the regular
conNocaiion on TUESDAY evening. March .
Low, HodGkin> ha> returned home from
New York city. wher, he ba, been attending
medical school. the winter term OF which has
closed.
"A" p. Campbell, Esq. Register Of Deeds,
ha> moved into the Whiting house on Oak
street. preparatory to entering his new official
quarters
Mr.. Bessie Andrews. Of Boston, who has
been visiting her sister, Mr.. Helen Real. and
other relatives in hi, city, left for home on
SATURDAY. a>t.
i hereby give notice that the knights OF
Labor have nothing to do with the ~o-called
laborrf>' ,auru, To meet at Hancock Hall,
Taur-ta, afternoon F. b. AMEN.
W, hear that eN-sbcrif Francis Taft fell
on the j.r some three or four weeks ago re-
c"'iu- quite serious injuries from which he
ha> mol yet recovered.
The High school Building Association ac-
huowIed-c Aith thanks the receipt Of check
Tor TWENTY-FIVE dollars, donation to their
fund from senator Hale.
From 'Ae MIG We learn that Mr. Frank
\ owen. wiki company OF Bsngor's best
loc: talent. wiEl present The Mikado" in this
city ucA, Monday evening.
Curr.or 4 Joy have just laid in stock OF
wildwood. walnut and cherry, all sizes
" h,A th,, offer for sale al prices which can
not Pee beaten. Give them call.
A portion Of the platform in front Of
srsut weight Of ice and snow which had &C
cnmulatrd on it. II has been put in good
order.
Bedford g. Tracy. OF Goudsboro. has
been appointed. by the Governor. Justice Of
the Peace and Quorum; Heman W Iadd and
John T. Higgins. OF Bar Harbor. Notaries
Public
-NAhnm 7. Hin. Esq. Of Buckspor,, has
been chosen President OF the Bucksport Ma
tional Bank in the place OF Hon. Theodore {.
Woodman who has resigned on account OF III
health.
W. hear that Lin. SWEET and Capt. Alonzo
Young have recently received severe AK
wounds in their feet and that they were con-
>s4urut, brought out Of the wood, to their
homes.
Mr.. J. u. Luryey, Of fremont is now
travelling agent and salesman for >hepley's
Marble Works. manufacturers Of gravestones
monuments. tablets and dealers In marble,
Bangor
Mayor Redman has received a very pleas
ant letter from Hon. 4. T. Wiswell, dated Jan.
81. At that time he and Mrs Wiswell were in
good health and passing their time pleasantly
IN Rom.
Mr.. Richard Perkins, the veteran teacher
Of Lanone. has just closed at Swans Island
hi @>th term of school consisting OF eleven
weeks Mr. Perkins i now visiting friends
IN thi. city
MIR. Marshall Of Trenton. Of whom brief
sketch may be found on the first page Of this
paper. attended the first term Of school ever
=. -, A.. 81
and Elias Upton was the teacher.
An assembly OF the knights Of Labor WAS
organized in this city on Monday evening We
unable to give particulars Of the organiza-
ton OF the names OF the officers elected, such
matters being secret, to all outsiders.
For glad tidings Of great joy," see NJ
Gaeri'. advertisement in this paper
While the 'msrking-down' fit is on him. our
reader, viii do well TO give him a call and ex-
anime his large aud select stock of goods.
ON Friday evening next Prof. Ropes Of
Bangor will repeat in the hail ST the Falls viz
lace the lecture which he gave in the Congre-
gationa ve-try in this city few weeks ago
1t i entitled the "Eles ator: Some Elements of
American Humor.r
n. II. Higgins, Jr.. book-keeper for
Church'> Tannery establishment. at Bedding
ton, fell on the ice short time ago. receiving
injuries which laid him up. He has come
home to Ellsworth to stay until be is sufficient
ly recovered for business.
Rev. :. d. Towne went TO Bangor on Fri
day last and returned home to Ellsworth Falls,
Monday morning. On SUNDAY evening
Mr.. Towne preached at Hampden. On Sun
day the Ellsworth Falls pulpit was filled by a
gentleman from Bangor Theological Seminary.
Mr.. II. Fremont Maddocks of No. Ellis
worth. who was confined to his house for
ninety-seven days from typhoid fever and a
relapse, is now out again fully restored to
health. He had very severe illness and at
one time was we-nigh down to Deaths
door"
On Thursday evening last, Hi Henry, with
his welLknown minstrel troupe, gave one OF
his unique entertainments at Hancock Hall, to
good-sized and appreciative audience All
through the various departments Of minstrel.
sy. songs, jokes, dances. jugglery. violin, tam