Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-09
sheriff d. l.. Fields has returned home


sold his milk route 20 Mr.. Palmer Saunders
and Mr.. Geo. b. FLOYD of West Ellsworth, has
sold TO Mr.. Libbeus Patten of Branch Pond.
Little Chester. aged about years. son OF
Nathan 4. Hubbard, died at his home on the
shore road, the lst inst, from the result Of ill.,
some time ago.
MIR. h. r. JOY took some excellent photo
graphs OF the two traverse jurors.
We are pleased to note that Miss Mary r.
Brady " ho has been confined TO her house by
Illness. all winter is now able to ride out In
pleasant weather.
Mr.. stephen Monaghan has commenced
the work of building house on Bridge HILL
MIR. c. r. Foster has gone TO Portland to
attend the session of the Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons.
The arc lights, which were lighted for the
first time on Saturday night last, are a great
improvement any street lights Ellsworth
has ever had before.
DR.. W. II. Simmon. OF Bangor. and par
~ Of friends drove to Reeds Pond last Sa,ur-
day and enjoyed trip on the little steamer and
lunch at Camp Comfort. The party were
much pleased with the place.
DR. Haine> has sold hi. black mare recent
ly advertised in The AMERICAN. to pr p. T..
Brown OF Brocktou. Mass.
A. II. Norris advertisements are as spicy
and interesting Cspt. Marrystt's MIR. Mid
-hipman Easy" and twice a resbe as De
Foe. wonderful story Of Robinson Crusoc.
See hi new advertisement in this paper.
MIR. Lafayette pavi, i making marked i'm
provcments about hi. residence and grounds
on Court street.
The next annual session Of the East Maine
Methodist Conference is to be held at Bar Har-
Dor.
The wife and child Of Lieutenant Fcngar,
Of the revenue cutter, Woodbury.. will spend
the summer at Ca.iine.
The house and stable Of Mr. +. g. Tram.
on High street, have recently been undergoing
thorough painting.
A new sidewalk i being built on steam
mill hill sc-calIed. on the north side Of Pine
street
Mr.. {. H. Grindal /. to build new ad.
diion 10 III house on Franklin street. Work
mn are no" tearing down the Old.
The ro>tma-icr-Gcncral hs, appointed the
following fourth cIa,, postmastcrs for Maine
Mr.. Ncitie A. stanley. Cranberry Isles. Mr..
l. A Maddox. North Ellsworth
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18Th. 1tf from unn- konr. b,yiny taken nine.
f,ni,,, i,,. in ,I,.. ,,,..,.,
u,rh.r whor. .h,. wa. iuirr,.I in tho ic,. lam
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.>,s,t.l ma, m. steamer - in ~, r.sa, f,r ,hs
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'"' f-N''h>N' Improvements are '"h''H'-
plated about the grounds and in the house.
The house viii H., opened early in the season.
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i1r grounds "Ili be garden % beauty.
Too. \. 'iarA o. >urry, STATE constable,
"cni q "fiHnd q 4" day ago and arrested
pleaded guilty. and paid hi- fine, 80 and costs.
Fort Knox Lodge |. O. O. r.. Ruckspor,.
ID their meeting April aith. elected the follow
inE "ifeer': II. v" smith w {. T.; Mrs.
" lrew'rgy' v. y l., Oscar Heath, Chap.
hANeI 'Ay' Sec "eo. W ehute' Treas
Lorih Robbins r. Sec; Lewis Morgan. Mar
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nv steamer h'hh'nAha' '1p'. req tous-
m J no" on 'he hAr hArhor ana latnoine
'oute'
"o hundred gallons OF liquor addressed
I" E"'" 81 |" A"'' was seized on the steam
r'A' mari a. har hafpor' May ~ as " was
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~. u !"Io" .nt : 'h' matter 10 nutshell ,
The w"rld, /, NAV, Wby INT il TO-DAY.
reopr don't know about IT, when will they
Tsr,'...d ~ ,,,,,,' en "Ns - rei' , ai.
been i, a winter resort oston Ifotei Ga
@eHr-
Ihf Consolidated Electrical Association
ia, recently contracted :" put hfty->iN mean
- 1870 'N'' 4''A- aus 7"u'N t'ttaEt
a' sorrento ana $50 ha- the contract 10 light
- i''"''' N'i'o' '"''a@' a' par harpor
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Rev pr Parkhurst. editor OF /ion's Her-
AID. preached in the Methodist church At Bar
iarhor. SUNDAY forenoon. April 2>th. Rev.
IL T. l"i"'A eni'" a. oAp'Aeu'
Mrs samuel Campbell and her daughter
Mis- Jennie. Of Cherry field have been spend
ihg q fe" uAN' IN ms cry win Ms. Lafayette
Davis. Ing. were on thtir way 10 "athsih'
Mass
Judge A. I. Wi>welI returned home from
the centennial celebration on Thursday even
in last. He reports most enjoyable occa-
sion.
Rev. Frank f. UeaIey. OF Boston. preach.
ed At The Unitarian church in hi. civ. morn.
inv and evening. on Sunday last. giving two
most excellent and interesting sermons
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key ram T. heaie!' Vi po>'"n' WI"
preach Al 'ne mar "a" onuicn in 'hi' e't, Oh
euhual iiio' mug ne ~ a. i0''' ''ooh auu sun
ia! evening Al o'o'A'
On the southern side OF The tower OF the
shoe factory Is painted shoe four feet long
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