Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-22

Rev. Mr.. Hubbard breaches his final scr.
mon as pastor of the Congregational church
next Sunday.
DIR. Geo. W. Brsgdon has an important
dental notice in another column. Do not fail
to read it.
A special meeting of the w. II. &. will be
held on Friday afternoon next at the usual
hour. and the officers will be installed at three
O'Clock Of that afternoon. by Past Master j. f.
Parsons of the Grand Army, who has been de-
tailed for that purpose.
| See the new announcement TO be found
in an other column, of Whiting Bros. who have
| very large stock of goods which they are
| selling at prices SO low rs to defy competition.
| Give them call.
| Mr.. Osgood. our genial artist. made some
views of Senator Hales mansion, while sur
1 rounded with its mantle Of ice. The views
are very fine and II one has not had an oppor
| tunty of seeing the forests during the storm,
he can obtain good idea by simply looking at
them on paper. They will bear evidence in
| the future Of the most remarkable ice storm on
record.
| Many years of practice have given c. A.
Snow & Co., solicitors Of patents, at Washing
| ton, ID. c., unsurpassed success in obtaining
| patents for all classes of inventions. They
make 4 specially of rejected cases. and have
secured allowance OF many patents that had
been previously rejected Their advertisement
| in another column, will be Of interest to in
ventOrs, patentecs, manufacturers, and all
who have to do with patents.
The steamer Castine. which has been run
| ming on the Rockland and Bluehill line has
been Unexpectedly withdrawn, much to the,
! disappointment OF the merchants and other
| patrons along the route, she had been eX-
| pected to run AS long as Eggemoggin Reach
was free from ice 1t is reported that Capt.
| Crockett. who lately commanded the Castine.
| proposes to put on another boat as soon as one
| suitable for the purpose can be procured.
| The names of the pupils in the High school
! in Dist. No. 6, Trenton. whose rank in pune
tuality. department and study is 100 per cent.
| this week ending Jan. 16, are AS follows: Adj
die Higgins, Lena Jordan, Florence IIodgkin>,
Addie Hopkins, Nina Smith. HELEN WILDER
Mary Aderson, Maud Jordan. Alice Murphy.
Ethel Leland Minnie Gilbert. Annie Dav
Myra Hodghins. lns Cousins, +. n. Hodg-
kins, Rodney Copp, Almon Hodgkin>. Percy
Perkins, Linwoo Hodgkins. Tommie Leland
Woodbury. Leland, Forest Springer. Eddie
Cousins, Haydn Bunker, Morton Elliott. Ern-
est Young. Ralph Springer, Foster Rich,
| Harvard Copp. Harry Copp. Duncan Mat
thews, Amos Hopkins, Tommie Darke.
F.. Il. HorGkINs, Teacher.
Preparatory 10 an active season at sullivan
Iarbor. some important changes have been
made in the sullivan Harbor Land COMPANY
Mr. Amory u. W Wainwright OF II. c. VAIN
wright Il Co. has assumed the presidency;
Mr. Clyde W Hunt, ,ice-prt ,dcnt and
board. Mr. Frank Hill Smith. Or. Morton
Norweli 4 Co.. " it'll Mr.. Wainwright and Mr.
Hunt comprising the present board OF drrc-
tOr-. Expenses and salaries have been reduc-
ed to n nominal sum. The price OF the com
panvs lot, has been reduced to 81 IL per cent.
and stockholders will have till March | TO 81
ect lois and turn in their shares al par in pay
meni and exchange therefor. The Manor Inn l.
10 be enlarged. and some needed imp -ovemcnt-
inside for next season. Several lots have been
selected by stockholders, who will probably
build early in the spring. Mr.. Harry Highey
succeeds Mr.. James II. Howard treasurer.
The Lynn. Mass. DtUy Bee Ia, the fol-
lowing to ~ay Of Atkinson 4 Cook, Ministries
who are TO appear in Town Hall on next
Thursday evening:
\ Splendid show.