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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28
Fbensburg. Pa. March 2I Iseo.-st.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE Notice is hereby
N given that joseph F. MaRee. of Clearheld
township, Cambria county. Pa. by deed of vol
untary assignment bearing date the oath Feoru-
airy, 1880. has assign 10 Joseph DonahOe OF Ike
residence in trust for the benefit OF the creditors
OF the said Joseph =. Magee all the estate, real
and personal Of the said Joseph r. Magee- All
persons Indebted TO the said Joseph Y. Mageo
will make Immediate payment 70 the said as
sfgnee and those having aims against him Will
present the same without delay
JOSEPH DONAHOE.
March Z. ISs06t assignee
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

UDITORS NOTICE Having been ap-
n pointed auditor by the OrDhan's Court Of
Cambria county to distribute ne balance in the
hands of Thomas ID. Evans. admintstrator OF
Evan b Evans deceased. notice is hereby given
that / will attend TO the duties OF said appoint
meat at the Arbitration Room in the Court
House. in Ebensburg. Pa. on THURSDAY, the
lst day of MAY. A. D.. 1880 At the hour OF twl
o'clock In the afternoon. when and where al
persons interested may attend II they see proper
or be debarred from participating therein.
r. Il. KERR.
March IS. Iss0.-st Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

EINANANCIAI. STATEMENT OF ROAD
IL Department Of Dean Township, for the year
ending March 10. 1890
MICHAEL NAGLE, Supervisor.
DIR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28
Os-Organs.

The improved method OF fastening strings OF
Pianos. invented by US, il one of the most Import
ant improvements ever made. making the IN
strument more richly musical in tone, more dur
able and less liable 10 get out of tune.
Beth the Mason X Hamlin OrganG and Pianos
excel chiefly IN that which Is the chteI excellence
ia any musical instrument, quality OF tone
Other things though important are much less so
than this. An instrument with unmusical tones
cannot be k0od. Illustrated catalogues OF new
styles. introduced this season, sent free
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

We undersigned auditors Of fChest township do
certify that the foregoing statement is correct.
JOHN NEEDING Err, a,5i,ors
JOHN q. GILL.
Attest JOSEPH Il. HIPS. Clerk
March q, Iss9.-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28
400 Acres. 37th Year.
Statesmen WANTED.

To represent one Of the largest NURSERIES in the
country. We guarantee satisfaction % all Gus
toners. No previous experience necessary. Salary
and expenses from start. Address, stating age
HOPES. BRO. * THOM AS.
Maple Ave Nurseries, West Chester. Pa
March % lS9o-4t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

A UDITORS NOTICE-Noticei is hereby given
N that having been appointed by the Or
phans' Court. OF cambria county. auditor o. dis
tribute the fund in the hands of John O'Hara,
admin istrator OF Elizabeth O'Hara. deceased, as
shown by his first and hual account. 20 and
amongst those entitled thereto, VIII sit in Ar
duration Room Court House. Ebensburg. Pa on
SArU RDAY. APRIL S. 1890. at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
for the pdrpOse attending TO the duties OF said
appoin tment. when and where all persons inter
ested may attend or he forever debarred from
coming in on said fund. H. II. MYERS,
Auditor.
Ebensburg, Pa, March q Iseo.-st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-03-28

A JrENTS wANTED.-Active. Energetic Men
n can make from SIS TO si50 per month selling
for Us and enjoy the cOmfOr Of knowing that they
are working iOr old and reliable urm- Desira-
BILE territory in towns and counties can be secured
by prompt application. We grow the stock We
offer. Address,
FRANKLIN DAVIS co.
Jan. s-3m. Nurserynen. Baltimore. Md
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

! AT Bucksport, Beszley 4 Co. have laid The
finished in the spring.
The vessel OF Capt. Z. V. Lyman has met
with disaster which will detsin her in Eng
land several weeks longer than was expected.
! The Geo. V. jordan" sailed from London,
Nov. lslh, for Port Elizabeth. South Africs.
but Sic encountered heavy gale and irtm T.
dous sea ut the mouth of the English Channel
and springing a leak, had TO put back to
Cowes. Isle OF Wight. The csrgo will have TO
be discharged; but the captain hopes to get
away In six or seven weeks.
The many citizens i'll Bangor. who own
cottages at Csstine, predict from the present
outlook, that that resort will present 4 lively
appearance next year Already several lots OF
land bave been bought by gentlemen from out
of the State, and in the near future several cot
tages will he erected. The latest purchase OF
land at that place was by Mr.. +, $. Morey of
Boston, who bought ten acres on Dice's Head,
the land being very near the cottage now
owned at thst place by MIR. Frank Z. Wood of
Bangor.
H. VI. >. IN recent boston ietitf 10 the
Bar Hsrbor Record, says: Mis-. Harriet Dur
gin. Who passed the summer at West Goultls-
boro. has been giving an exhibition and pri-
yate sale of her beautiful work in the Pierce
building this week. Her views In that vicinity
are ariistically lovely. We all know that West
Goudsboro Is one of the prettiests places on
the Maine coast. But Miss Durgin's enthu-
sia,m goes beyond ours who love it so well.
Among the views is a picturesque corner Of
Mr.. >baws pasture with the bars let down
ready for the bovine exit. There were several
views OF the old grist-mill, little gl;mpses Of
the lily f1ecked pond, hits OF Staye island aud
Prospect Sands picturesque grouping OF trees,
and best of all. Of course. view, OF the Bay.
with our own beautiful Mount Desert bills IN
the background. those grand old bills which
belong seemingly TO each iBdyi dual hamlet
within their view
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

Hon. Hiram s. Bartlett, a prominent citizen
and Supervisor OF schools Of Lamoine. died
Friday In the forenoon OF that day he ex.
amined the pupils proposing TO enter the High
school. In his usual health he entered n b.
Coolidge's house by invitation to take dinner
aud while standing by the fire warming him.
self he fell TO the floor. expiring in n few min
utes. His age was about seventy years. Mr..
Bartlett was a man OF marked worth and his
loss " i'll be greatly felt. not only in Lamoine,
but in many of the neighboring towns. lie
was clear-thinking, broad-mfnded, progress
stre man. who daily grew with human pro-
gress and kept step with the music Of social,
moral and religious advancement. Pure Ia
deeds and motives. honest In convictions, I'M
swers ing In rectitude. he was a man such ~
the world greatly needs TO urge It forward In
the great work 1t has 10 do. Mr.. Bartlett had
the confidence OF his felnwmen and during
his lifetime held many offices OF public
trust. including the office OF Senator In the
State Legislature. For many years he was
teacher in the district schools where he did
excellent work. training thousands who are
now active citizens OF the county. To bis be-
resved family the AMERICAN extends Its
warme>t sympathy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Resolutions Of Respect.
TO rHE MEMORY OF sIMUEIk.C EA,

TO TUE MEMORY OF SAM Ell X. GRAY.
Whereas. After long apd lingering ,i,k-
ne. borne with unusual patience and impli,l
trust 10 God, our worthy and honored con-
rad' ha, passed 10 the eternal camping grpund.
therefore
H.spirsd, That In the death Of comrade
GRAY. james 4. Garfield Post has lost faith
ful comradc " no ha- ever bcen 81 honor 10 tie
order. sud whose life hs. safr model for IL
al 70 Ike hv. iaNiug served hi country
faithfully 10 the dark day. ot retclltou ~ veil
a. In he civil pursuits of life. he lcat.~ a. !
monument To hi memory 40 un>ullird record !;
and Il may wei be said OF him, "Wcll danr.
good and faithful ser, ant, enter thou into tile
Joy Of thy Master
Hesoired This, thi. Post extend their
sympathy To hi hercaSed family that ropy
OF these resolutions be sent "a Ms widow
and 10 the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publ
raitnn and page ~ The rrrnrd book BE- III
-cribed 10 hi memory The Post hall be ,lrapei
in mournn. for thirty days. and the officers
wear their usuai badge OF mourning
: H. SNOWMAN. ! Com. on
tHtS. A. APPEL, Rcso.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

Schools are in session. Miss Grace
Thomas teaches the grammar grade and
Miss Lula Joy. the primary grade.
Mr.. G. A. Dodge is spending a few
weeks at home.
Mrs. l.. b. Deasy and daughter. of Bar
Harbor, are visiting Mrs. Drasy's parents.
Miss Fannie II. Sargent opens school in
the Pond Dist, this morning
Mr. John Perry aud family have moved
into their new house. and on Tuesday
evening last, the people of the village
showed them their friendship In the form
of "house warming" good time was
the result
Miss Clara Hamilton Is spending few
weeks at home.
The Side Walk Society held its annual
fair and fancy bszaar. on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of the past week
The show Of pretty things was success.
and the financial result satisfies the mem
bers of the Side Walk Society.
Dancing school is in session 1t Is well
attended.
The grammar school will have flag
raising with appropriate exercises. on
Thursday afternoon.
Dec %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Marine List.
Domestic Ports,

Boothbay-In port Dec 10. schs l. NJ Webster
Brook syille for Portland. c A Pitman. New York
for be'r Isle; W L Emerson, Tor Boston
Boston-Ar Dec Il, schs Amy knight, DIXON,
Rucksport; Charlotte Morgan, Clement, Penob
scot t-
Ar Dee l6. sch Two Brothers, Bckford. SulIi
van
New York--Cld Dec "a. sch Grace Cover. John.
son, Frontera
Ar Dec Is, schs Ella + kimball, kimball, Blue
hill; jed FRYE Langley, New Bedford
Ar Dec Is, sch Annie K Lewis Bangor
fortiand-Cld Dec 90, sch Northern Light
Foren, Milbrdge
CID Dec -. schs Post Boy, Bucksport; DAM
Webster. Hatch, Pemaquid, Tanniscott, Mullen,
fremont
Gloucester-In port Dec Is, schs Red Rover
Boston for Bluehll Copy, Boston fol fremont
saem-Sld Dec IL, schs Empress. Bangor for
Marblehead; Silver Heels, Boston for Prince Ed
ward Island
In port Dec IS. sch T W Holder. Trainor, Bath
for New York
wilmi lgton. n Car Dec 49, sch II J Co,tre
Haskell, Now York
Vineyard IIaven-Ar Dec 49, sch Rabboni, Eliz
abethport for Portsmouth
EOFeiga POrss.
Accra, VIC A-sd Nov 90, brig Woodbury.
RayDes, Boston
Pernambuco-Ar prev to Dec 10. bark Julia
Freethy, New York
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{
Mr.. a. W. Googins Of Easibrook. has
moved his family 10 camp in No. 5,
where he will have crew this winter cut
ting logs and stave wood for Whitcomb,
HAYNES 4 Go. of Ellsworth Falls.
There seems to be plenty uf deer In
this vicinity, this fall yet hut few were
Killed until after the irst snow came last
week Henry Butler shot fine one the
i th inst. Moses Wilbur shot one the 18th,
Hamlin kingman shot one the 18th, and
two the 18th.
The Willing Workers" have closed their
meetings for the winter. They had box
supper and sale of fancy goods at the
Town Hail Saturday evening, Dec. 9Th.
which was voted success
Eessie Bunker boy II years old, Slip
ped and fell on the ice the 1th inst hurt
ing one of his knees badly As to confine
him to the house week
The ponds are all frozen over now and
1t Is nice sleighlng thus making business
qnifc lively at present Several men are
catching pickerel from the ncighhorinr
ponds, which bring good price just now.
Dec. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
The trial of Eyraud and Mile Bon
pard began In Paris.

The trial of Eyraud and Mile Bonn.
pard began in Paris
Switzerland has ordered the expulsion
of six anarchists from Geneva
An extra session of the Argentine
Legislature has been opened.
Suppressed United Ireland" made its
first appearance in Dublin; Parnell and his
supporters and Davitt and Tanner held
meetings in Rathdowney; Justin Mccarthy
left London for Dublin.
A syndicate has been organized to
take the new Portuguese loan.
The Pope approves Cardinal Iayige-
rie's policy looking to union of Church
and State in France.
-Parnell was temporarily blinded by
lime thrown in his face a he was leavin- !,
Castle Conner there was a fight at BALI
Dakill between the rival Irish factions an
injunction was obtained against the publ
cation of Suppressed United Ireland. :
which nevertheless appeared; that paper
will hereafter be called "Insuppressble
United Ireland"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Married.

Franklin-Dec. II, by Rev. T. A. Hodgdon,
Dir. James r. Gould and Miss Mabel Blaisdell.
both of Franklin.
Dec. II. by same, Mr.. John W. Hardi-
son and Miss Minnie A. Burgess, both Of
Franklin.
Dec. 10. by same, Mr.. Emery Colson and
Miss Emma NJ. Phillips, both of Franklin.
Brewer-Dec. 20, at the residence of sam
uel Royal Jr.. BY Rev. +. +. Pember of Ban
gor, MIR. John +. Royal OF Ellsworth and Mrs.
Matte E. Wheelden of South Orrngton.
Limerick Dec. %. by Rev. T. 5. Perry, Mr..
Hiram Rowe of Sanford aud Miss Alberta NJ.
Stimson OF Limerick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25


On account of the severe weather Fri
day, attendance at the Sorosis fair was
rather limited. The sale will be continu-
ed Dec. %, and an antiquarian supper will
be served in the evening.
An unusually large and interesting meet
ing of the liberal christians was held last
Sunday at Mr.. Ii. NJ. Prebles. MIR. John
Simpson read the sermon entitled THE
Joys of Christmas" by James Freeman
Clarke. There seems to be a decided in
crease of interest in these pleasant meet
ings which we hope will continue
Mr.. Charles Wilson is rapidly improving
and we hope to see him out again soon.
The dance. Tuesday evening, in honor OF
Mrs. Lillian Emery, was very enjoyable
affair. Woods orchestra furnished excel
lent music.
Miss Kate Dunbar has gone to Boston to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Lucretia Lyman, former resident
of this place, has closed her house at Bar
Harbor and will pass the winter here with
Mrs. Georgia Lyman.
Dec. %. SUB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Resolutions Of Respect.
IRA BERRY LODGE, No. 1877, F. & A. NJ.

Whereas, In the loss by death of our friend
and brother. James Y. Grinde, we are again
reminded Of the certain decay of all earthly
things, and of mans mortality. and while we
deeply feel, and sadly mourn his death, yet we
know that the spring time will come, and in
the place Of death there will be life, beauty
and joy.
ResOiued. That we offer to his mourning
relatives and friends our sincere coincidence
Resolved, That the Lodge room be draped
in mourning for the period of thirty days.
Resolced, That these resolutions be engross-
ed on the records of this Lodge, and published
in the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, and q copy
sent to his family.
NAHUM HINCKLEY. ! Committee
CHAs. A. APPEL. on
FRANK A. DAVIS. Resolutions.
Bluehill, Dec. Is, 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
some Strange MisnomerS,

Much OF the Russia leather come, from Con
ntciicut, Bordeaux wine from California, ltat
ian marble from kentucky. French lace from
New York. ami spanish mackertI from III,
New JERSEY COST. Dr. Plerc.'~ Golicn Med
teal Discovery eome~ from Buffalo. Ny. hul
there j. nothing in T. name 10 eriticise for ii i.
truly golden IA value, a. thousands gladly tt~
tify. Consumption i aNrrted by lis use. aHt
It Ia. wrought MANY positive cures IL cor
reefs torpid iNer and Kidneys, puriiir, the
blood. bani-he- dyspepsia and scrofua renew,
the lease Of life. aud tones up the y-tem q,
nothing else will do. What j. more, il is qHnr
lAt.rR II ID .,II tli. I'm. MIMI i.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Resolutions Of Respect.

Rising sun Lodge No. II, +. and A. NJ. has
been called sgain to mourn the loss Of loved
and valued member.
Whereas, Through the painful dispense.
ton OF Divine Providence We are bereft of
our brother, Dudley z. Saunders, who for
twenty years has been a constant and lovnl
member OF our Lodge. 4 craftsman " o has
endeared himself TO US by hI~ q NAL .lispos-
ton. good will snd kindness. therefore
Res0lred, That in the death OF Dudley T.
Saunders. we have lost brother. who BY his
untiring efforts and sincere devo,ions 10 The
pure principles Of masonry, merits the respect
Of all.
Resotred That we extend 10 the wife and
family OF our deceased brother our heartfelt,
sympathy in this hour of sorrow, and trust the
memory OF his good qualities and loving deeds
may in some measure console them 10 their AZ
Fiction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
obi,uar

Died In Buck~porf. Sunday. Dee 18th Eliza
r., wife OF Rev. Wm. Reed. a..ed Is ,err,. .
months and % DAYS. Mrs.. Reed had been ia
dclicst" health for few yesr. ps>' which r.
suited in nervous prosiratinn. though her death
was xrecieL. She was born in Bridge
water. England Feb. 2l,t 1877. Al the aye OF
dist church, though from earliest childhood
she had been drsouily inclined. ana he lived
useful christian -. nerformiug the duties
desolsin2 upon her 10 quiet .hful manner
fsnd a. one who knew her intimately ,aid ''-ho
never brought rtproach upon the naIne OF
chTis'ianty." In lStI she was united in mar
ra-e 10 Rrt. " m. Reed ai >Lnouih. DE, on
shire. and i've Years later they cam. TO the
United State. There were five children born
20 them. MI OF whom are now living. Charles
f.. no@ in the far west, Mr.. Bartlett lateiv
Of Livingston. Montana. " no after an abseuce
of ten Years had the satisfaction OF hein. with
her mother tn her ls-i dry-. MR. Hattie Ware
OF south Brewer. Prot r. X. Reed. for a MUM
Der OF year- the respected TEACHER OF the gram
m1r school in Buck,pori, and Mabel Il. who il.
LIVING 81 hune. All OF whom have the sympathy
u many friends H. also hl~ the husband no I,
thu berci after nearly forty-three year, Of
happiness With his loved companion. Mr.
Herh leave MO si-Irg- tb are living IN
England.
The funeral service wa, held Tuesday after
noon At the par>ona at Bucks Mills Rex. A .
f. Chase. Phi. d., officiating ID q very CONT
ins manner. The attendance was arg, and
III" singing sweet and appropriate. The burial
wa- 10 The beautiful ccm-t+ry at North Bucks
port Bangor Commercial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
HE TOLD THE TRITU

vas troubled with Liver Complaint Tor
y"4rs, and | suffered terribly. Lake. the drug
giSEaa lS-tl me a. tuh- Sulphur Bitter>
took three bottles and now | an 4 well man.
J.. Fe'ui'r, HGteJbury C"EH.
NEW IDEA embraced 10 Eb'> Cream
Balm. .atarrh i cured by cleansing and heal
i"-. not by driving NJ, II : not liquid or
snuh. but j. easily spplltd into the no-trI-.
It. effect + magical and thorough treatment
will cure the worst east Price ~ cents
Life j. misery to thousands OF people who
-@N, the faint ~ ~crpfuiA ia their blood There
Is no o;n-- remedy equal to Hoods >Ar-apa-
riia for >crofuL >at rheum aud every form
% blood disease. IL i. r-a.anshly .ur. ia hat-
eft all v no try it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

Dec. 10Th, Mrs. Ann Grindle of North
Penobscot met with serious accident.
She had just entered the cellar TO carry a
small jar which she held in her arms when
her feet tripped. The jar fell from her
arms striking upon the cellar floor, break
ing it into several pieces, and she also fell,
her'wrist coming in contact with the jagged
edge of the broken jar, severing cords and
arteries, ntiicting most ugly wound. She
had presence of mind and strength suffi
cient to reach the kitchen and call her son
who was some forty rods from the house,
while the blood was squirting from the
wound at fearful rate. By his timely
aid he partially stanched the flow of
blood, until further assistance could be
obtained. 1t was some four hours before
DR.. Grindle could reach there to dress the
wound and it was estimated that Mrs.Grin-
die lost about three quarts of blood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

Great Pond.
The weather is fine and the sleighing is
good. Lumbermen are improving their
opportunity.
The hunting season is about over.
The chicken pox is raging to some ex-
tent here.
Potatoes are scarce here owing to the
rot.
There will be Christmas tree here and
the sewing circle will hold fair for the
benefit Of the church, so your correspon-
dent is informed.
Most all the pigs have been killed for
the season. No large ones have been re-
ported.
Quite number of our young men have
been TO New Hampshire, but have re-
turned aud say they find the old State of
Maine is the hest yet.
VIM. McPhee and King Jackson are at
Seal Cove to work for j. T. Cushman.
Dec. %. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25


We have been having some delightfully."-
4 n cool weather, 4, II and II deg. below
zero.
The Congregational Sewing Circle had a
stormy evening for their fair and corn fes-
tiyal. Nevertheless quite a considerable
number OF people met in the hall despite the
snow, and passed very pleasant evening.
Nearly all the articles offered met with a
ready sale.
Rev. William Forsyth and Rev Mr.
Dow, of Bucksport, held union meetings in
this town from Dec. 4th till Dec Nth /;
but owing to the icy streets and cold
weather the attendance was small.
MIR. Dudley 7. Saunders. one Of our
welt-known citizens, passed away Dec.
llth. We understand that he had not full
~ recovered from severe attack Of ia
grippe which he experienced last winter :;
therefore he fell an.easy prey to pneumo-
MIA and heart disease.
Dec. % Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25

THE IDNEI.\NF\TpF ,MruIf-,\ ClIrf ..
rttir. arr. better o,,.rt.-l t,.ft.t.y- -n.. '.
ger place in uGr uit.cal s. stem aud ta, r...-
tdy,
CITY GROW Til A\D fAIIA POLITICS. " DID.
LIAM Nj SFEINEEE-IHr increase ut N..
over rural population as shown los tGr CyT-.
how this increase j. HdytutaEcuu. Goo the o..
ocTAl~.
llir STABILITY OF TIE fHE\tH ltltj I-.
Lie JULES SIMON, 81 The French ~cuur
y review OF domestic and foreign lutue.,.
favorable and unfHS urabie Z" tur lsriuu..
hopeful outlook
tAMlI1 Slpt rs IN DkNpt RAJ \ Ial.
ptNI {. W. ELIOT. of Harvard -h,Hu,i..
lc society favorable 70 the perpctuatiou Of tifu-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Trenton

very pleasant and profitable term Of
school in district No. 6, Trenton, taught
by Eben b. Hodgkins, closed Dec. -. The
pupils not absent one-half day are as fol-
lows; Lena Jordan, Florence Hodgkins
Myra Hodgkins, Mary Anderson, Ethel
Leland, Mary Copp, Harvard Copp, Allie
Marshall, Eddie Jordan. Addie Higgins,
Nina Smith. Annie Day, Alice Murphy,
Eva Copp, Birdie Marshall Charles Davis,
Albert Jordan, Robbie Hodgkins.
Dec Ie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-25
Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
Ellsworth 20, Mr.. Charles McGown,
aged about 40 years.
Lamoine-Dec. 10, Hon. Hiram s. Bartlett,
aged 70 years and months.
West GouldsbOro-Dec. 10, Mr.. Samuel w.
Cleaves, aged SO years and months.