Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

riously Ill.
Circle supper at the Methodist vestr,
Thursday afternoon at 6 O'Clock, standard
All are invited.
We hear that the child of Mr. and Mrs
Omar ". Tspley 1. III With scarlet fever. Sc
far it Is a mild case.
Have you seen the comet: 1t is supposed
that it passed us by last Sunday night. 1t gave
u. wide berth.
Rev. Mr.. Williamson of Augusta. ex
changed pulplts with Rev. ID. l.. Yale of tbi,
city, last Sunday.
Rev. b. d. Newell will preach ut the Free
Baptist chapel mex, Sabbath. Dec. 4. at 10 80
A NJ, and JPN.
I here will be q grand ball In Hancock
Hall, Monday evening. Dec. 8. Music BY Mon
aghsn's orchestra.
The Unity club will hold a sale and sup.
per December IA. The particulars will be
given next week.
Mr.. Forest Q. sIlsby OF Amherst. Is 8 can
didste for Deputy Sheriff. We have no doubt
he would make good officer.
Mrs. Geo. Cunningham has some rooms 10
let over the Boston Clothing Store. See her
notice in oar advertising columns.
The ladies OF the McAn Mission Auxiliary
have been fortunate In securing the services OF
/ Mrs. james Rhodes of Providence, to give a
parlor concert Dec. IL.
Miss Hattie r. Holmes, daughter of Mrs.
VIM. HOLMES died. Nov -, after lingering
Illness. She was most estimable young isdy
who viii be great. missed
Mr.. +. T. Carter Is In the field again 10
travelling agent for the AMERICAN. In that
capacity he viii canvass the whole county
We trust that our patrons will make bis work
pleasant and proftd5ie.
! Another Of Ellsworth's veteran. has gone ::
Mr.. Maria 5 Bartlett died Nov. %, at the res
idence OF her daughter. Mrs. W. z. Wood
ward She WIS an octogensrisn. Her funeral
services were held sunday afternoon.
ReSs. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Cochraue hsve
accepted the call 10 the Unitarian churches In
! Eil.~ orih and neighboring towns, and are ex-
/ pected To arrise here by this Wednesday
evenings train.
r lsworth Lodge A. o. L. " meets next
Tue,ds, eyeuinl for the nomination Of ofhcers
Tor be coming yesr. The lodge 1. In pros
perou- condition apd the general order I. re-
ceisins merittd success.
-Tbe annual mrellug Of VIM. II. II. Rice
Post, g. A. K. OF thi, city. for the election OF
officers and transaction OF other important
business, Will be held next Monds! evening.
Every member OF the Poet /, requested 10 be
present.
Mr.. Nathan Ash Of Bar Harbor hs, for
sale nj Birch Grove Farm North Hancock.
8 large number OF vAlusble horses. also = new
lot OF horses In h. stable 1t Bar Harbor See
his sd, In another column.
Grand King Stesrn- Of the Grand thsp,er
OF Free Ma.ons, viii be IN hi. city on Tues
day Of next week for the inspection Of work.
At that time the Royal Arch degree will be
worked in Acads Royal Arch Chapter.
banquet Will be served at the Hancock House
The employees OF the Union Shoe Co.. had
Pheasant dance al the compsn,s fsctory last
"Wednesday evening. About 800 people were
present. supt. Il. +. Thomas directed the AZ
fsif- OF the evening. The music WAS b, JOYS
orches,rs Of four pieces An excellent supper
Wa. served. 1t VA, good time.
Mrs. Eliza H. Grsy died Nov "A. her st
home in Sargentville, aged nearly "a Years
funersl serN ices were held Nov 25 the Rev.
+. A. payi- attending. To the family. con-
,i,tiny OF sister, brother and adopted son, the
people extend their sympathy.
We hesr thst .. r. Burnham. l.. B. wy
man, and +. r. Redmau sre candidate. for
Collector OF Customs. District OF Frenchmsn's
Bay; snd that Arthur W. Greedy. J. A. Nc
Gown, Capt A. h. WOODWARD Hoyt II.
Harden. l., ndon McGown and ID. H. Eppe.
are candidate. for the Ellsworth post-ofice
DR.. }. +. Manning has bought the City
Hotel lot aud VIII erect thereon a large three
story building. There will be TWO stores on
the lower floor. The second floor l. to be fin-
ished into Offices snd 1t il not yet determined
" haf disposition Will be made Of the third
floor. The building viii be most welcome
Improvement to the city.
Judging by the numerou. press notices We
see. "Rebeccar Triumph" must be 4 very pop
ular plsy. The editor had Rebeccs'. Triumph
on the boards al biz house, Thapk.giy ing sea-
son, and IN II biz little three yesr,-old grand
daughter Rebeccs. was star actress. II was
grest success. In this II might more
properly be- called "Rebecca', Triumphs." for
R-5ecca bad Il series Of triumyhs during her
entire visit!
A sad case Of restitution has been discoy-
cred In salem, Mass Charlie. Upper. who
moved to Salem with his family from Buck
port, Me, several months ago, died from ~
2hoid fever, Tuesday OF last week, at bis home
at No. 4. O-good street. after vaniy trying. be-
fore be wss taken Ill, to get employment. He
left Il wife aud i've children, not only without
the means OF providing for his burial. hut
without any thing to eat in the house. The
-oci.ted charities have taken charge of the
We are In receipt Of letter from Col. {.
{. Burril, bearing date. London, Nov. IL.
He writes Inst charge and rest are doing him
great good and that be has improved every
day since be left bone. He says that be hopes
to be with u, again in few day, In fully re-
stored health. At the time he sas planning
10 ,ail for home. Dec. 8. on the steamer
"Eiruria' Of the Cunard line which makes the
trip acros- The Atlantic IN about six days. but
We hear that be has -ince written to friend
here that be intends TO -ail for home, Nov. 30.
He and Mrs. Burrill have been very busy sight
seeing.
The following parties have been arrested
upon cspiases ordered 10 issue BY Judge Fos-
ter upon indictments continued to the last Term
OF court and after having been committed by
officer Hooper upon petitions by the respond
ents writs Of Esbeas corpus were ordered to
issue by Justice Emery. and the parties being
brought before him and full hearing having
been had they were admitted TO bail In the
sum Of slo00 on each Indictment for their ap-
pesrancs at the April term OF court: John Fl.
Bsrbor. Lizzie NJ. Ford. indicted n Lizzie NJ.
Kelley Bar Hsrbor. Dan'l b. Herliby, three in
dictments. Bar Hsrbor, Alex. ID. Stuart, Ellis
worth. Robt. =. Sproul and Fred johnson. Bar
Harbor. The following persons Indicted at the
last term OF court. have been admitted TO bail
for their appearance AT The April term OF
court: Dsnel Herby and Thomas Under
wood. both OF Bar Harbor. Hollis E. Ander-
son Of Bar Harbor, IL in jail awaiting the &C.
ton Of his fri, nds in procuring bsil Justice
their bail should be avoided, he should feel
fully justified In denying them bail, should
they GENE before him again.
The Bucksport Lodge, No. IA. A. o. U.
W., has nearly completed arrangements for
the celebration OF It's tenth annual anniversary