Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-06

new advertisement.
Blank receipts in blocks Of SO for sale at
this office.
A handsome and appropriate sign, painted
BY F. Ellington, has recently been placed on
the harness shop Of P. Stsrkey. Water street.
Mrs T. w. Collins aud Miss Winifred
| Lynch, both OF Bangor were in this city on
Monday OF last week In attendance at the
funeral services OF their friend, Miss Brady,
which occurred on that day.
DIR. Fulton. who has been confined to her
house by illness. is able TO be out again IN nDe
weather
Acadia ROYAL Arch Chatter will receive
MI official visit on Thursday evening Of this
week. from the Grand King of the Grand
Chapter Following work in the Royal Arch
degree there will be banquet NJ the Hancock
House.
Judge A. P Wiswell has so far recovered
from hi. recent Illness that he is able TO attend
10 business nj bis office.
Mr. Alvah Farnsworth of Cherryfed
csme to this city, Friday, in cnsrge of John
Mcnamara aud remained in charge of him
here until McNamara got bond. on Monday
afternoon.
Capt. +. L. Fullerton, who has been
spending several days among old friends in
th:- cit, left on Monday evening, train for his
home in >omer,ile.
Mr.. John Tredrick OF the Falls village be-
came insane recently and last week officer
Sweeney accompanied him TO the Insane
Asylum nj Augusta.
MIR. Thomas Robinson sho spent several
weeks in the a-t lum at Augusta. has returned
home. greatly improved in health.
Rev Frank r. Healey's lecture on Mason
ry at Hancock Hall, on Thursday evening Of
/ last week, Was very able aud Interesting one.
The speaker reviewed the " bolr Masonic field,
and pointed out with much force the noble
principles which undere this worldwide or
der. Everyone who heard this able lecture
must have gone away feeling that TO be
Mason in thought and word and deed, i. vast.
~ more than To be a king.
Mr. VIM II. Gratfam has returned To st.
John. where he hs. been employed in lumber
ing business for considerable part of the
time during the past year
The Cherry field and Bar Harbor rife clubs
in de.n,ir At no, hr,riu, from the Bangor bul.
10, e.n.rt. haze decided to 20 it nlop. and
ar-.r...., ..rie. ~, ,L,... matched ron.
tests. the fir,t Of " hich viii occur SATURDAY.
The clubs will -hoot on their own ranges. re-
poriin. their results by telegraph,
Five new member. were added TO the
King. Daughters" Mondsy evening, Dan.
u. Tn. club 4. To b., known ~ the Hand IN
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Mr. rahs l. '-'er' Fei'''''"''"- 7'''>o"
~ 20"
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a. y.n
aer,,tI,,. cott.ge .wat,r.n,,t Poster hs.
furnished pe.rl, All Or the mos, beautifu, cot
ts.e. In the plsce, and bis work !. alasy-
satisfactory
Th.r- mul he an entertainment At the
Methodist ,..rry. tbur.,ia, evening CON-, e
and CAKE viii be served during the evening
Admission. Is cents. All are cordially invited
10 b. present.
The sociahie given la>t Friday evening, At
q. \. 4 Hall, b, Hannibal Iiarnlin camp. No.
10. :. Of V. proved to be very pleasant oecs
zion. 1t WIS largely attended hy invited guests.
smong whom noticed deputy .herf and
Mr., l.. r. Hooper OF Bruokliu. snI man'
prominent Grand Army men Of thi' city. Re-
Treatments were >erN'd st 4 suitable hour and
those who -hed danced. excellent music be-
ing furnished by MouAghsn'- orchestra. Ow-