Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-11-05
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y 10 every heIe ahd every day are seen,
And who whate'er they do. where'er thew
move.
Relieve four times Is much as thew can proye
Ani Who can prove-to utter it | grieve-
sour times as much other folks believe.
Nr William Connick of this city. has been
granted back pension.
apt. Cha>. Fullerton i, having hi. bouse
new painted.
Capt. Vim. F. Woodward moved into his
ue" house on Park street last Saturday.
Mr. Cba,. A. Allen Is making some i'm
IroNement- upon his Stable. on State street.
The store occupied by Mr.. Michael Drum.
mey. on Grant street, was repaired the past
week.
The southern side Of the Holme, store oc.
rlpied by j. II. Brlmmer, is being newly
singled
From one small white bean Vinsl F..
Hooper raised the present season 1901 beans
besides = pods that did NOT ripen
Steamer Sappho of the Mt Desert Ferry
4 Bar Harbor line. wa, taken 10 Portland last
~eeA to be overhauled.
The Ncolin Club Of this city. have pur-
chased I'VE acres Of land adjoining their prop
er', At Branch Pond
Clothes Will be repaired be Mrs. Pbillips.
Niter street, opposite A. H. Woodward's
shuu.
Mr., F. Il. Aiken i, putting furnaces into
the residences Of Mc.>rs. Y. b. Gordon of Sui
Ivan. and :. l.. Brimmer of Maria,ille.
Mr.. Edward Jor.lsn i, making some i'm
Pr"Nem"nt> upon hi Residence on Franklin
Street He has added Lutheran window 10
iAe southern roof
Mr.. J. r EIlrd-e IA. nut furnace into
The residence of Mr.. Geor-s +. Norris In Han
COO a. AMI an Eiu1 furnsce into the residence
NJ Nj \. r Harden. ON Pine street.
The h'u-e recently purchased by DR.. Geo.
\ Parcher on Hancock street. ba, been newly
painted and Otherwise put in excellent repair.
Nj Frank smith vii occupy i'd
Al elevator was built the past week in the
rear Of Mr. A. h. Blacks store on Nam street.
II will be used by uud,riaker Foster to facili-
tAte hi, business.
last saturday forenoon. fire being discoy-
cred in Mr.. J. T. Crppen', coal she'd. on
Water ~tfeet. an alarm wa- given. The hose
companies responded promptly. hut the fire
Wa extin-ui-Aed wiki fca pats OF water
Alderman Barrett, Ne>>r-. Jone, and
s.rout OF WAiham. Mas. visited our city and
purchased Union Engine No. .. for 1919. The
trade wa, closed Moulae
There Will be a meeting Of the Hancock
District Lodge of Good TempIar> with the
lodge nt El>t RucA-port tomorrow Thurs
daE. II the weather should he good il is ex-
rt,tci that quite large delegation will 90
from Ellsworth.
The Ellsworth " Il. {. viii be Inspected
fH-morrow Thursday ,ening ty Mr., TUBA
Bariey, Department Inspector, of Lewiston.
full attendance j. requested.
On Monday afternoon last. Judge l.. A.
kmerA ami Cha-. 7. Dorr. Esq. made visit
To th, Nicoiin club house At Branch Pond
While returning. two deer, large buck and
doe. crossed the road in front Of their horse
The wood, ara full Of them
Mr.. Henry l.. Moor Master of Lyeonia
Lodge of Ma-on>. has received dispatch an
nouncu- the death Of Mr. samuel + Jordan
in Mnueapo.-. The rym4ji.> " III be here to-
morrow Thursday nui y .ll be- tsaeu to uti,
for nterment. The deceased was i member of
Lvsoui4 Lodge.
-ENten>iye repairs we're commenced on
Union river bridge This "Wednesday morning.
At present it i impossible. though il i. hoped
"a" 'i'9' ASA'
L. - II '''e'' ca oau "othu
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NUM- ~ ~ mgr"
hF' Edward g. Mason preached an ALE
ana very Interesting sermon at the Unitarian
chu''h ">' ouAi'H morning from the text:
nal eAaH d. 10 he saNed: His discourse
a''uhnrl IN "t''-hlade point, earnestly forced
nome te 'eh'eH 'o-'aH edne'dall to re-
u d" - 'i'' studies u oahtoh' n l.
Do nay a-''F ia!rly successful
sA'''u' pas Deeh IhAfh on q Green Lake for
tNe "'"'Tf' TT ha'I's' tiie managing owner.
''' ""' ''' any "'''' against Inc
'''- ioi pay ii'Fu' ana 'n">e
'''' >'''' pay 'neii "i''7'
" nave received from T. +. BRADY co.
generous sample OF oranges raised on their
Florida plantation. and oranges better favored
we never saw. Me-sre. Brady have a fue
young orange orchard IN the land of flowers"
winch contains sol trees IL l. now -elf-sup
porting. They VIII receive from their plan
tati0n fortnighty shipments OF oranges and
VIII keep them on sale at their store during
me IA'I ana WINTER.
-ExMayor Aiken, Me>srs. John II. Lam
caster. Charles Brown and \. Phillips have re-
turned home from fiye-ds5-' hunting exped-
ton in the viciuily Of Lead Mountain Last
Thursday va. the only good day they had for
hunting but their party succeeded in killing
three very fine deer. The editor extend. his
warmest thanks for generou. uiere of the
yeuisop which wa. excellent. Ma their fame
a. bupters po,. ,t-...l, ,-,., ,,,,,i.;,.;, a,, j.,
increase. until they shall become the champion
deer-slayers in Eastern Maine
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Miss snowe ha> uiqne,tinnahly been very
successful teacher Of elocutieu and il highly
recommended by score. Of eminent teachers