Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

/ In their grest care for the comfort and happi-
Re-- OF Mr.. Hsyne. the daughter snu her hu--
band hsNe shown exceptional kindness. The
| AMERICAN wishes the trio pro- perity and hap-
piuess.
AT the Bangor city election. Monday, Or.
Langdon :. Chilcott. formerly OF this city.
was elected alderman in ward ,.
-Edi>on's phonograph is on exhibition at
lIoH's variety store Tor week MIR. Holt sot
number Of new selections while in Boston.
which are worth bearing.
Mrs. Joseph Mason i shout breaking up
hou-e-heepug and expects to leave Thursday
for Augu,ts where she " IN spend some time
with her daughter. When her son, Mr.. L. q
Mason. j. ordained at Oakland iu July, she
VII! make her home with him. Mrs Mason
has ho.t % friend. in Ellsworth. who sIl
greatly regret her departure from tli- city.
The Lamoine Grange viii have an open
meeting on Tuesday evening OF next week
March 22d They viii discus, the question
OF Unequal Taxation" and they invite the
public 10 come ami talk on IL. There viii be
other topics A. = Home Life on the Farm"
There viii be good program. The Grange
viii l,yiu,, o,,ncL snd the Nan wuI ha
omen to TN. ruhii, AT 30
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Bro,. to he found in another column. Their
stock : large and varied and they are selling
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- am ~ g. 4''' 'i' p'i ~" 10 No'' n'' say
on them deprHe- himself OF n light well worth
seeing
II De following amusing incident i re At"d
relative 10 our recent city election; An .riile
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NAV who a,,,s,r., In .,.,.- u ,h,,,,,
man. ~ u,,,tI r,l... =, IL, NJ pt.rl :. y
80 ,oo l.,. ,b -air 80. p,or,
h... .i,..l .,,,1 brri.d ~. .r-, g.
- ~ IL Eppe>' E-i OF TINS CITY. mas lu-t
returned home from trip to Aroo>took coun-
~. where he made some very ,l,.,.sp, .c.
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qua'n'ahees' ana saw many hne horses snd
colts. He bought Of Z. q. Dunn. Jr. Of Ash
land a matched psir OF coal black hnr..--
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N J." ""e'N'l' " '>"'' ha''n l. f-''e
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pahh ana one thid anu other friends IN Bu-
codrr, 10 mourn her los, She wAs formerly
Of Ellsworth sni the d,u.,h,.- of witli,n, /
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buried in Ellsworth. Although their bodies
are far suart VET thpy are singing arouu,i The
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ness 10 Ole snd sang ny mn when dying. She
had one sister to witness her death Who Wa
,r.,,l, berss,s, - rho los o,h.r .ha
oeeh ao>elH from her FORMER nome III Ills
worth three wears.
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f"''' 80" ~ '"' ''u'- i'i'
OF this CITY, for the favor OF the Young ladies
on the evening OF March 4,h, took place last
Friday evening" I-nder IN. p.,ayeusr, a,
Me>sr,. Stockbridge, Ford Moore. Foster.
Cu.bmau spd Reeves the affair WAS certainly
success. The grand march began at II
with large number in attendance Music By
JOYS orchestrs was a. usual exceptionally fine
AT iutermi> sion ali oyster supper wa. served
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when couId ho' oe beaten Although the or
der OF dance. a long, all seemed more than
satisfied and We think tbst although I, Il
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L'Hp i'"'' ''e ""H' aug "nuaui'eu anu arr
a. usual given to hospitality.
A,,be UhirrIs uous, ., por,.rno,,b n
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H. "hlch VIZ burned last week. MI II. L.
Bartlett Of thi> city. boarder. The Ports
month D4jJ,, Ctrnafc1e of March OH save.
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.oiilt o, lne ooaIntTs oi 'hf nlpp'e house
LII pvf.l9 ~ 1i "a. Il pef>ohai th"r,s' among
" nom NJ l.. u. nart'ett perhaps runrreu the
~ofs'; II. nt pa,n no attention 10 pr own Ell