Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-04
Hiuehitl

biuehiA
About two weeks ago Mrs. Sabrina
Grindle of North Penobscot had her rie ht
arm amputated below the elbow 10 conse-
quence of a malignant growth on the back
of the hand. The wound is healing and
the prospect is that she will get a good re-
suit from the operation.
Captain H. p. johnson of Boston, is in
town for few days.
MIS-. II. b. Nash has gone to Boston to
purchase millinery goods for the spring
trade.
Henry Dodge has gone to Boston on
visit for few weeks
Among the arrivals in town last week
were Rev. III. A. Freeman Prof +. H.
Stover, Mrs n. Tucker and Mrs. Edward
Tucker of Boston.
Mrs. Matte Fairbanks who for few
weeks has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Malinda Candage, returned to her home IN
Massachusetts last week.
II. Nash has bought the meat market
OF Sherman Hinckley.
Mr.. Herbert Smith has recently taken a
trip to Massachusetts to visit his children
He returned home last Thursday.
'h Hhhhay tAp RuiHiL vi llt
Congregational church was occupied by
Rev. IL A. Freeman, former pastor Of
this church. His many friends were pleased
with The privilege Of again listening to
him and of meeting with him
The schooner Amelia Cobb Captain
Johnston, arrived here last Friday with
freight for our merchants.
April q.
The celebrated phila May Grand Con-
cert company Of Boston, the leading edu-
cational concert company of New England,
will appear at the Baptist Church Satur-
day evening, May 10, under the auspices
Of the Reading Room Association. The
program will be given to the public later.
The company Is made up AS follows
Miss Phia May, the New Hampshire
prima donna. Principal supporting artist
of the Camilla Urso grand concerts. New
Eng : and Provincial tour, season So
grand American tour, season Ss-'-9.
Mr.. Louis Miller, the favorite lyric
tenor. Primo tenor, Camilla Urso grand
concerts, summer season 's6; New Eng
land and Provincial tour, season s.;
grand American tour, season os-'o9.
Miss Mary Rayuor, the talented young
reader. Graduate Of y. f. Conservatory
College of Oratory. Winner of gold
medal for first prize for. general excel
lence in recitation.
Mr., wilbur McCou, the brilliant pianist
Pupil of kuthardt, Geneva, TWO years !;
also of Gierhl at the Conservatory In Mum
iCh, two years.
The following testimonial from 4 Poult-
ncv, Vt, newspaper iu regard to the
ability Of the artists aud the pleasure
afforded by their concert speaks for itself
nEIPIIGAN SOCIETY toNCERr.-"Th
first entertainment w the DephlAn Course
was given saturday evening by the Phia MAY
Concert Company OF Boston. The concert
was Of 4 high order, and the society ha, re-
rriHrd many commentators for bringing such
talent before = Poutncy audience. The sing
ing ~ Fhi.a MAY was rare treat She h4- i
voice Of rare sweetness and captvates her
bearers. Her Nuca selections were beautl-
fully rendered aud warmly received. Her
voice j. mellow aud sweet, and shv fuuucit,- :
IA a most commr rndAhlr manner. Louis Miller
ht~ pleasant tenor voice, and he sings very
nicely with grace and ease. His every APPEAR
aurr wa~ greeted with applause. Miss Miy
and Mr. Miller In the duets We're genuine
treat. Ind thr rapturou- rurore~ then received
was an evidence of The pleasure cnIoVcd BY
the audience. Mr. Manning played two mum
her-, "Staccho Eluie," Ruben>tein, and
''>hrrLu' ~ Il lIt minor. Chopin, in faultle>S
style He $40 proved him-elf good accom-
panl~t. Tht readings u Mis- Stanley proved
that the company i among the best In the
country The audience was very apprecin-
tive, and listened atlentiycly to the rendern.
OF each selection"
Il n rarely that concert Of % high an
order is presented to Bluehlll audience.
But when really good thing does come
To town, let us give it our support