Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12
Milliken's mill is undergoing repairs


Bluebi.
-Messrs. Clough Il Dyer of Eastbrook are
getting out hard wood lumber for parties in
Ellsworth.
The Office of the Commercial Union Tale
1 graph Co. has been removed to rooms in The
4 Pct r. block.
The Franklin House Will be re,opened ia
the public. April /. See advertisement in AN.
( other column.
/ In the present crowded state of our
/ columns much matter has to be deferred TO y
/ subsequent issue.
Rev. Mr. D"nneII OF BluehiH preached in
the Congregational church in This city lat
| Sundi, morning
Mrs. A. w Cushtnau and Miss Ma,Id,
Drake have been visiting Mrs. John A. Peters.
! Jr.. at Bar Harbor.
| While Mr.. c. S. Lunt is in the south, Miss
Helen VI. Smith viii act as city editor OF the
Bangor Commercial
The Probate court is in session in thi. city.
t"-dt, "Wednesday and session Of the Court
of Insolvency Will be held tom PROV
At the Bangor city election. Monday.
Langoon ;. Chilcott. formerly OF this city. was
elected member OF the city Council in Ward
B.
The %. II. Z v. circle" will meet with
Mrs.. W b. Campbell. on Franklin street. on
FRIDAY afternoon OF this week A full attend
ance !, requested.
All members OF the Liberal Temperate.
Union srr requested to meet at Grand Army
hall FRIDAY evening. March 18th. 10 transact
important business
There will be n lumbermen'- bali and -ur-
p"r - Hancock Hsll Thursday evening. March
r.. under the auspices Of John Armstrong;.
crew now At RorA, Pond
Mr. Clarence Brewer OF Rar Hsrhor. who
hs- serious trouble with m. lung. went To
Augusta short ums a:n io r.crive The cele-
hrr'rd pr koch'. l,mrh treatment
NJ Ami, SCOTT. se.isix YEAR. dnu. tirr
ON Wilton scott hsd her shoulder hroA.n
wh'. smiling %. i.s ls-i w~.k The ~.
Hui-A'u- s5rt .umm,nsd AMI 1T the bone
-,,o,,ruar r,urlrish h.. rip.l- tbe follow ing
H1pi'na-isu- lu.'tr- ~ ths Pssr- anh
Vaarum. \ Y ruusr, Biu.hiI: H~ur, !
Ntnser. surr' lisdIy, 2 Rurriu. p,,ihsm
'sis Im-r, 's'-ar.i. former r,-.il-nt -
ST. Aton ~triug-. h-- .old hi- iu'-rr-l IN h..
tf--'4 poo 'itr. rni-"rd aul 10. : "a. iuio
na..t'.- sfth RrrAlnud parties in ~, granite
u.rb Il w. Sullivan
H., Msas-. l.. -. preached tao
s.r sh's aai rrssficll .-rnon. ~ The Uui-
t,Hsu rhnr st >undas. pr. Mpor. wili n--
,Ipt thsi puipli .-,tn next >uudt, in the -
t-rH1.u NJ pci.-rA sni Ia the e,rnln. n ~.
-'lr 'hAut- arr due Mr.. Z. /. mn ~
s.h,..'. Wha Ain,H, remembered u. Mt
NraA ~iih generous supply Of highland cram
hrr, -suc-. rompArrd wtn which ..ihr NEE
trr wuirh Jupiter .ip-." f. very in-ipid
sr'iri..
Nj G.. T. st"ckham INSIDE short viii to
S.rr,nio lat week. aud report, a yer, promi.-
in- outlook for business the coming season
Mr.. >to,k Khan. who efficiently managed
Hotel sorrento LIST summer viii serve in the
same cspscitN the roping season.
MIR. r. +. sherman hs- been appointed
agent in Bar Harbor for the American En-
press 60. and will resign hi position agent
for the L. : Express. Mr.. Benner. who has
had the agency for the American. Ia. accepted
a position in the compAn,'s Office in Bangor,
Mr. >herm1u took charge OF the bushes. last
Monday.
Mr.. John A. Cross, superintendent OF
construction for the Brush Electric Co..".ase
the third lecture in the Y. i. 5. &. f. course.
at the Congregational ve-try last Friday even
ing. His subject was Electrical Pbenomcns.
and hi address, WIS very interesting and in
structiye one.
Mis-. VI. 4. Clark. art teacher. of thi> city,
ht, given xrellent satisfaction durin. the re-
cent Term Of the f NJ {. Seminary. at Bucks
port We understand that she will resume her
position at the commencement OF th. spring
term. and larger clsss will receive her ill.,
>rruction.
The house off the Surry road. known
the Daniel Adams place. and owned by Mr..
HadI-v. was burned Monday evening AS
was oil the line OF hydrants. and the fire Dc,
partment could not reach it in season nothing
could Ut done to save the building. The los.
we hear j. 500 or $500. which i covered by
insurance.
-Dra Robert T. Mcfarland highly
SPECIFIED veteran citizen Of Ellsworth, died ls>t
MONDAY. lingering Illness from the ntirm-
ifie- IT age had confined him TO hi. house for
several months He was very upright and
conscientious man wbo always stood Tor the
right a. he saw the right. Funeral services
will be held this "wednesday afternoon
Mis- Susie Arey OF sullivan Hsrbor. recited
Jack" to an spprrciative audience. Her rem
hering of the scenes fine that every one
waS delighted. and an invitation has been eX-
tended TO her to rcpest il soon a. her engage
lnenr- will permit All who heard and saw
her agree in thinking that she cannot be eX-
celed.
MONDAY. March >. Mr.. Moses Stevens con-
veyed party OF about TWENTY-FIVE to spend
the evening with Mr. and Mrs VIM. Austin
and Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. jordan at their home
at North Ellsworth. Vt the proper time a
hnunteous supper was served. All enjoyed
Themselves immensely and started for home
about 8 o'clock. hoping that this, their second
visit might soon he followed by another.
T. l. y
ha> some Young horse fish which he thinks
little better than anv other in that town for he
writes the 1drertiser "a follows | under
stand that parties in town have colts they wish
to match against colts of the same age. Such
men can get full satisfaction by calling upon
me- This j. short aud to the point but full OF
bushes, IT. quite likely the doctor will hear
from some one 10 answer rs the town j. full of
blooded cOlt-.
Many years practice has given Z. A.
| snow & Co. solicitors OF patents at Washing
/ ton. ID. e.. unsurpassed success in obtaining
patents for all classes Of invention. They make
| a -pecialt, OF rejected cases and have secured
allowance OF IN any patents that had been pre-
/ viousIy rejected. Their advertisement in an
| other column will be OF interest to inventors.
| pat.ntees manufacturers and all who have to
/ do with patents.
Among the MANY excellent hotels of Ban
! gor the Penobscot Exchange, under the man.
| agement OF Landlord COburn, takes high rank.
| Particularly is the table commended by com.
! mercisl men. Such attention to detail is paid
| in this department that even the drinking wa
ter and that used in cooking and for tea. coffee
etc, receive careful attention. At presen,
Mr.. Coburn pays to Mr.. j. A. Wallis proprie
tor Of the Broadway spring. $50 per year fol
! i.;ix ha