Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-07


THIS city commenced last Monday.
New windows have been put in at tb,
grammar school-house, in district No. IS.
The sewing school will re-open ON Satpr
gay afternoon, at o'clock, at the Congresa
tional vestry.
The pie sociable at the Free Baptist cbspe
iast Friday evening. wasa well attended and
enjoyable party.
Hon. j. b. Redmsn has been engaged tc
speak at the annual banquet OF the Lewiston
Board of Trade.
Last Friday being legal holiday. the
banks and custom house were closed The
usual hours were observed at the post-ofice.
Thursday, Dec. 81, the Burriu National
Bank declared semi-snnual dividend. at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum.
Mr. John Thomas, who served the late
MIS- Sally L. Black so faithfully, for about
twenty-five years has recently had fine cray.
on portrait made OF Mrs. Black. for his own
satisfaction.
DR.. Jsmes t. McDonsld opened his office
last Saturday, st the rooms formerly OCCUPIED
by Or. O. NJ. Drake. We hope that DR.. Nc
Donald Will be as successful as Or. Drake ha.
been.
The class In dancing To he taught by G. A.
and F NJ. JOY. will commence soon: few
more pupils wanted. Lesve names NJ JOYS
mJ>lc store.
The newspaper which remarks that fall
blowing i done for the season. runs consider.
Able risk thi, year.
In l>92 Washington. birthday come, on
Montay. Memorial day on Monday. Fourth 81
july on Mopdas sni Chr-'m4- on SUNDAY.
The record 81 The season hs. been beaten
by Mr.. y. Z. Marcyes. Of Bar Haroor, who
picked large double daisy in her fower-gar-
den. December - We doubt IL there l. any
record OF the like in all the past history Of
Maine.
-Cherryfield. one Of the prettie-t. .m.r.est.
best and most unapproachable town. in Wash
ington county. is going in for fire DEPART
ment, water-work- and all the modern i'm.
provement>. But what Cherryfield need.
most i railroad.
The officers were Installed In kstshdln
EncAmpment No. 4, L. O. o. F.. Bangor. Fri
day evening. by u. u. q. P. H. +. Hill. assist
Ell by c. \. Alien. q. j. W. OF Ellsworth.
After the ceremonies All partook Of fine tur-
KY supper. The occasion wa. an interesting
one
The officers OF Surry Lodge OF the A. d.
Y. ". Installed Oh Saturday evening. January
| IN.
Morgan, NJ. w; ". K. Milliken. Foreman;
W. &. Rich, ONer-eer; J. f. staple.. Recorder;
J. +. Goit, Financier; r. q. o>yood. Re-
c"iycr; P. Jarvis. Guide; j. II. wescot,.
I. W; u. J. Curtis O.W.
Mr.. Chs>. Es,on. OF Green. Landing. /.
r'-h'l-three wears Of age, but notwithstanding.
he ha~ already cut his winter. wood about
nine rori-, sud i only waiting FOR some snow
70 hAu 1t out, when he viii prepare the en-
tire niue cords for the stove.
Ata meeting q the Woman's Relief corps.
10. -. Jan. |. 1892. the following officers
we're installed: Pres. Sarah F. Iynch: :. v.
r., Ahbir NJ. Campbell; J.V. T.. Hannah
Ron>cy; Chap,, Abble Perkn-; Treas. AL
mira kelliher; sec, Miriam Kent: Con. 81
rah sweeney: Asst Con. Emma Mcfarland:
Guard, Hannah scott. ASH Gusrd u.r,h.
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Instruction Of Mr.. John F. ROYAL. the success
fui veteran teacher. Lower Hancock Hall has
been put IA good condition for the school.
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this week, officers were elected 4. follows
:, I. RoyH. r. r. J. II. Higgins, H.: A. X.
Woodward, ;; H. :. Adams, T. OF H.; T. +.
Hale, I. ;; j. W. Neallry. K. A c.: Lewis
FRIEND, Treas; j. A. McGOwn. sec: A W.
tu-hman. A. W, Greedy, T. t. Hale Fin.
Com.
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-Capt' Hollis l. Higgins was in this city
Monday and Tuesday on visit to his mother
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This week Ellsworth has had the honor
70 send out large delegation OF students to
various elucational institutions. On Monday
last Miss PAMELA y. Whiting returned to her
school in Boston. She was accompanied BY
her friend and fellow student, Miss Agnes
1F"mlne Of Boston. who spent her vacation
with Miss Whiting. The same day. Miss An
ME {. merry returned TO Bryn Mawr College.
near FhiIadelphla' Harry Z. Emery. Bonnie
b. Nhitcomb and Hoyt Moore to Bowdon.
MISS sane burFll TO LsseIl Seminary. Au-
pu' nua'e' Mass 'arroH Burrili. Able Friend,
ana Erwin Whitaker left TO attend Commercial
SCHOOLS IN Boston. " lille Morrison returned