Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-02

Tine toboggan slide at Phillips Lake. last
Thursday evening. lighted on each side by
long rows Of lanterns, was beautiful and pic
turesque sight as viewed from the passing
train.
School In district No. 4. closed Feb. "a,
after profitable term of ten weeks. The
school was taught by Miss Carrie F. Hsrring-
ton Of this city, one Of our most popular
| teachers.
Miss Annie Mcfarland closed a successful
term of school in the district on the shore road
last Friday This is Miss Netherlands third
term in this district. We are glad to hesr Of
her success teacher and to welcome her to
| the ranks of Ellsworth school-ms'ams.
All people, young or old, will be welcomed
to the Guilu held at the Unitarian vestry, Suu-
day evenings at ! O'Clock. We give place to
the above because some have the idea that only
| young people are wanted at these meetings.
Mr.. James +. Parsons has had picture
of himself as he appeared in the sixties, as 4
soldier boy, copied, enlarged and handsomely
framed. He will hang it in Grand Army Hall
! for the qualification OF the boys. 1t Is very
Kind and thoughtful act. and we hope others
will do likewise.
BY reason OF the storm last Friday there
WAS but small attendance at the District
| Lodge of Good Tempsrs held In this city. In
view OF the importance Of this, the annual
meeting, the Lodge adjourned until Saturday
OF next week, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
On Saturday afternoon a horse in the in
| cipient stages OF runaway on Main street
was stopped by John A. Stuart who caught
| the animal by the rein as he passed on the
street. 1t was about Is cleverly done as any
thing we have seen for long time.
We regret to hear that Mrs. Mary Whit
ney and Mrs. Humphrey Saunders. both Of
! Ellsworth Fails. died Tuesday night. after q
! comparatively brief Illness. Mrs. Whitney 10
! the mother of Mr.. John O. hitney and the
/ sister OF Col. John +. Whiicomb, both OF the
! firm OF Whtcomb Haynes Co.
| You want some carpets and wall paper
this spring. OF course, and you have doubtless
been revolving in your mind what you want
/ and where YOU can get il. just at this time
1 the new ''ad." Of Whiting Bros. will come like
a revelation to you. Read il carefully; II con-
/ tain> lu>t what you want 10 know.
/ The Charles l.. Babson Camp. Sons OF
Ne,er,r. q, RIuehiu have yiyen good er,er-
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I Xir,inia yorar., :. vi,b VA .ony, ana other
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/ j.r,r,. audiences with " hich they have h. On "a.
/ yurad Th4, nls,ed tir,t in RIuphill. then in
/ p.noh.cot ana Surry and repesred their nro-
1 ,r.m In RII.biII no evening ~ Fah 5i.t
rba, sxnect In tIsv in RrookIIn Friday Mar
/ Al The nrnr.ed az The entertstnment are
| tn he u.pd Tor uniforms and csmp eouipment..
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The inaugural concert ana Dali 10 De gwen
under the uspices of our Democratic friends,
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