Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-13

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"e s"'ps Vi ''o'n''S anu 'eau'ne mat
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W. "'"e'o"' n"''S 'eh'ea .ne
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fl>Ae, TO be used IN addition TO the Doctors
present quarters has fitted up elegant dental
room. r. iron, oe.a .;, -, 40,
va 'N "' as
c'Fuon room ana the rear once as an extract
ing room. We are glad to note these evidences
Of his nro.rer;,y Tho Doctor ,,,o,as % ,o
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west III the spring 10 loon the country over,
with view TO possible settlement 10 some
promising place.
MIR. A. Z. Hopkins is engaged in lumber
ing on a township near Eu>tis, Maine. He
writes to a friend In this city that a large
part of the forest on the tract on which he is
operating. has never been married by man, or
rrofar.J by ,ho t,n,h.rn.r.s
"'!H eAP'o''ns up III u'u ho' see Single
hemlock and but few pines. 1t is a heavy
spruce growth. which i. "the forest primey,r,
and vhich vonId mako g.. ma, .oou.,oo,,
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numbering on the mon. laugh. The whole
region, he writes, is sportsman's paradise.
-duuge Emery, hotaihR court IN Augusta,
told a good story about an eastern Maine law
yer. The other day. II appear. the Iswyer has
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"u'l"ei oi "quo' uea'e's ~ e''e"'s'a"u VI 'he
time IN question was trying TO settle with
County Attorney Bailey, two cases against a
seller. by payment OF one fine and costs The
county official did not want TO do that but in
sisted upon the yiolator of the law paw ug the
fun amount, The lawyer eXpostulated but il
was no use. and nj last, mad At hs failure, the
liquor mans agent blurted out well. well
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from u. foI rather than stand thi, wen 70 ont
OF the business
Mrs. Mary +. Grant who died OF drop>v,
81 her home in Buck>port. oct. . nh, and was
buried from the house where she wa. married
tifiv.one wears ago, and where she has lived
durin. all these Years. wa, the daughter Of the
late William H. and kiriy Gem and was
born IN Ellsworth. ApIil @'th, lsl3 When
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who ever rode from Ellsworth 10 Buck.uort
In Il wagon. wbich al That time was buli with
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touching Al intermediate landings. The captain
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a'u sunni III ""'ui t"o iH'pohls Vi WATER the
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re.d,yey.niro a, ,ha Finn .,re.,c chanel pn.L.
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very successful anair. The pariors were very
PRETTY decorated. There was short BRO
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buiheSH' = HPuo"!' 'h me staSe me
folio" ng domestic occupation, were carried
on very gracefully and III perfect time 10 The
music; Miss May Gem was ironing, Miss May
WoodmAn "a> kneadng bread. Miss Fannie
sNearing M. " II t;,rIn,r .ewing mi
Mi. FdiIh CHM hushiny The baby 10 ,le.n
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M. !. nr.ity r.nr,.enta,ion. The mn.ir,I
rh,r,I. IN lire. pari. VA. exceptinnalIy Vii
done, Mi,. Ifit CHM. Me..r.. seth smith
and Herbert HIN were the actors with Mr..
NJ. l.. Uopkin, a, PIANO accompani,t. The
singing and acting were both fine. and every
one wa, charmed with the beauty and grace
with which each mari in the whole programme
M, TAKEN. me Jjnerent Table. were WIN
arti.ticaIIy arranged and proved very attract.
w., The anrou iahIe wa. in ,hsrps az Nr.
+ p. Emerson assisted nv N1.. JuIja "
Barnard; the fancy table wa, tended by Mr.,
Ium.n Ware MIR. +. r. hin. Mise. Char.
EJvy.rd Sw,,ey wa. ~ Tho wonIen ,shi.
In, rsndy WA. di.pen.ed by Miss, MARY
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