Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-13

1t was stated in despatch from W aterville
! that Mayor johnson of that city was about the
same as booked for minister to Norway and
| Sweden. but singusrly enough, 1t Is said that
! Hon. John b. Redmsn OF Ellsworth. has a
very strong backing for that position. Mr..
Redman has twice been nominated for govern.
or by the Democrats and polied a large vote,
although not elected. He is leading lawyer
OF Hancock county and a leading Democrat.
Several men have been In Washington In bis
interest recently and while II is said they have
received no positive assurance, their hopes
have risen.
The ice-cresm socabe at the Methodist
sestry last Thursday evening was a very
gratifying success. We like not only the ice
cream and ;he jollity OF the occasion but we
admire the theology and good fellowship
which such gathering inspires There is
nothing dogmaiic or intolerant In it. Heart
speaks to heart, charity begets charity; the
brotherhood of man grows larger, broader
and more embracing. All present seem to be
part Of the church universal which is lofty
as is the love of God and ample as the wants
OF man."
Some Hancock correspondence which has
been published in the Bangor Neics and other
papers would seem to indicate that the recent
locsl which We published relative to Capt. X.
|. Wooster was handed us by Mr.. X. II. Young.
The editor OF the AMERICAN was the author OF
the innocent little squib and not Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Young did make to us some statements
about the Hancock municipal election and we
wrote the local in question. The conclusions
about good judgment and ability were drawn
by the editor.
The Townsend DAILY Leader, published
at Port Townsend, Washington. Feb. 8. 1893,
tells in the following graphic way. how Mr..
Arthur A. Moore of Seattle, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Moore OF Southwest Harbor,
was married:
MARRIED II SITE OF THE BLIzzARD.-It is
sand that when the Lord comes to earth and the
last trumpet blows. people will Ice found still
marry ing and giving in marriage. We gue-s
that l. so At least not even the fury OF the
raging storm seems to deter people from pro
noting the happy contamination. Last might
while the wind outside blowing almost
hurricane and the snow piling up In drifts near
y 70 the door Intel inside the home Of Mr. II ".
>ny der was genial, glowing and happy scene
A. Mr. Arthur 4 Moore OF seattle led to the
hEmcncal altar Miss knic Hunter OF this city.
There were only few intimate friends Of the
family invited. hut the congI AtulatIons of these
were hearty and earnest for the new found JOY Of
their fair and esteemed friend. Mr.. Moore was
formerly resident Of Thu city. and has large
circle Of friends here The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. :. ; >ulligcr.
The editor added the following:
APPRECIATED orr s,>crtMA At MIpNr.nr
Mr.. Arthur Moore. the bridegroom of last
night, ha- a better knowle'ig &c OF the anatomy of
editor than most people hercabout He knows
Just where t. find hl- heart \ handful of fine
cigars and a box OF delicious wedding cakes VIII
lc displayed t. day in our show windows under
q glass case {" make our contemporaries cnvious
- thc same time the ofice bull dog will be an
chained
Among the other good societies In Els
worth is the Happy Thought Club composed
OF four little girls. 1t was organized March
23' 1893. with the following officers; Lena II.
Foster. Presidents Bessie NJ. Joy. Vice Presi-
dent; Veins Il. Roger, Treasurer: Leah b.
Friend, Secretary. The Club has already sue
ceeded IN raising slI3o which it forwarded
10 the Good viii Farm. and received the fol-
lowing gratifying letter from the manager.
Rev 6. ". Iiinckley;
LAST FAiRtirfp, Me April lst. l>:G
ne Happs Thought Ct41
DkAE 1IKL> Your unusually interesting let
ter, giving an account OF your Cluh, and inclos
Ing CHECK. i hand Mos, sincerely do |
thank you lot your Kindness I do not doubt
but that you cnjoyed your mcetings all the morr.
hen You realized that you wcrc really helping
somebody else. I he money will help. | wonder
II you would 'arr IL published the nice letter
which vou -cnt me. IN the May number ~ the
roea Hi& Eecord' | DO not want To do il unless
you are very willing. but II YOU do object
-hAil he glad TO do / hope that you viii con.
time 90 be interested In the boys At the Farm.
% order that you may know what Kind Of boys
We have here, am going To send to the Club
photograph 81 snfne OF them. I hope 1t will
please you.
sincerely yours.
q, W Hl>tkLFl-
T WIZ You please give me permission TO
Publish Your letter IL
We feel proud Of the Happy Thought Club
and prouder OF Els worth because that Club Is
part OF II. When the little girls organize
themselve- into club for the good OF other
children less fortunate than themselves. We
think II promises well for the future. Surely
this il better world because OF such deeds Of
kindness aud sef-.acrifice. May they never
weary In well doing. The Club received a