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"MoNrPELIER" FOR SALE.

oNl oNTPELIER" FOR SALE
INl One of the erandsst old manors Of Maryland.
Contains s2o acres. at 600 per Montpelier
romantic residences in this part Of Maryland The
large mansion house, 80 feet square. with wings
1Sx4s feet. is built of brck imported from England
and the style of finish in the interior Is equal the
best built modern house Of 1898 II h heated by hot
water and steam. lighted by gas, has pure spring
water in pipes through the house. bath room-in fact
all modern improvements. Everything nice and in
thorough good order.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling are besuti-
and have long been noted by tourists the nearest
resemblance to English estate that be found in
this country. Long lines Of lockwood hedge, a CEN
tury DID, and forest Of oaks that has equal in the
country on high ground. in close proximity (withn
mile) near three railroad stations on B. and o. r.
r.. between Washington and Baltimore. 10 miles
from Washington one-haH hours ride by r. r.;
miles south OF the city of Laurel and in a region that
will increase in value surely the national capital
las great possibilities. 1t is the Annapolis and
Washington road. over which Gen, Washington fire.
quently travelled. and one in the house is always
alluded TO ss Gen Washington's apartment; this
point was then his convenient hating place
There are ample outbuildings in rood REPAIR. The
DWELLING cannot be duplicated today for $50 600
The place an earthly paradise and must be
De Appreciated; all FOR e22. 600; payments suit
All the furniture in the dwelling which Is nicely
stock and farm implements. with crop in ground
can be purchased At an appraised valuation and
session can be gven within ten days
Further information will be furnished by
THOS. ID. BOND, Attorney,
my9-lm 6l2 st. NV. Washington. ID. O.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LHOR RENT-FURNISHEDH HOUSE. NINE ROOMS
Il S7o for summer months; NJ st. n. W. near 9th.
Address Box ITO, Star Office my24-3t'
LNOR RENT = CHEAP PARTLY FURNISHED
house. with large yard pleasantly situated on the
heights OF Georgetown; within two squares OF car
line. Apply 1888 29th st. my9-3w'
ENOk RENT - WILL BE VACANT JUNE - A
- neat 3-story brick house. with large yard and
shruobery; -. n W I'd; $3.50 per month. Ap-
ply A. II. LEE SON, 1881 st. my23-5te
EOR RENT-TO GOOD TENANTS WITHOUT
L small children, two nice seven room brown stone
and brick houses at the northeast corner Of Lincoln
Park; rent very low taken by 1st of June; look
them and see what they worth to YOU
LEO SIMMONS, Owner,
my2S5t sos St Z W.
EOR RENT-A PRESS BRICK s-ROoM HOUSE;
Il am Stanton Square n. e. rent 331 per mo-
Apply to VIM. H. BARSTOw, GIL n. W. my23-2w
EOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT S-ROOM AND GEL
Jar house; beautifully located price. S35. Call
at once at office of L. 5. CHAPMAN, III 18th st.
my22-6t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER BRICK
w house Of about 10 rooms; modern southern
front preferred neigh borhood Of 9Th and NV.
Also two houses northeast at about &3 900 on
monthly payments; 500 cash.
Also other properties for investment as we have
cash customers for them
my26-3. G. BOYER SON. PA 7thaw.
WANTED-ECKINGTON AND WEST ECKING-
w ton wants our builders to prosper by putting up
houses on the best ground to be had for the money
See j. b. Winners sd For Sale-LotsL" Read.
VVANTED-BY LADY WITH BEST REFER
w ences, furnished house for summer nominal
rent; no children A E. c.. 1406 ST. my24-3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VUANTEDLBY A LADY BEFORE JUNE
w furnished room with folding bed. Location near
9Th and g sts- n W. preferred Address T. < g.
Star ONCE. IT.
"ANTED-1N ". W. FOR THREE ADULTS, 2
w three furnished north south front ID story
rooms at about S3o per month. Address JUNE
FIRST. Star Office. my25-2t'
"ANTED-FUR. AND UNFUR ROOMS ALL
w parts Of city also short distance in country; the
quickest place to secure desirable tenants
my235t sHACKLEKORD's AGENCY. 427 l1th n. W.
WANTED-BY A TEACHER OF PIANO. ONE
preferred: location central Address, with terms.
fOkTE. Star office. my24-3t.
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For LEASE.

I>oR LEAsE-AT Mt. PLEASANT: 10 ROOM
i dwelling. bath al m. porches sha ,e. fruit.I
new barn (cost g.. 600, gardens. &c 1919 -
ground; 10 minutes walk 20 cable so i'er 10
my2j-3ts JAMES q. JEsIEh. SO II. n o.
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EcOR SALE-UPRIGHTS AND SQUARE SECOND
hand pianos all in first-class order; at sacrifice
prices to make room. See these now
my1 PFE1FFER CONLIFF AIT 1lth st. n. W.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN WIFE AND
w child. one year old accommodations for the sum-
mer, where there il plenty Of shade and rood home
comforts; on B. and o. road or Metropolitan branch:
H.. Star ONCE my2S 2ts
A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN DESIRES
"a board IN the country. few miles from the city,
for himself wife and daughter; must be on line OF
steam or electric sbun dance Of shade requisite
feferences exchanged Address Box 3d. Atlantic
building. $50 St NV mv26 3ts
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD,
1407 Howard sve
Mt Pleasant
Near cable my2e-3ts
1n1- 9Th ST. NV; LARGE sFc0ND-
lOJ Z story rooms with board youns man aexir.s
70 share room with another agreeable eentlensns
large closets my253f.
ETRsT CLASS HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
mh25 BIN. zoos @ NV
1'HE IRvINGToN,
Il l4l6 St
Will take guests for the summer .. reduced
rates mha4-3m
TIRE LINCOLN. COR 10TH AND sTs-. has
l. q few choice rooms. single suite which can
be rented AZ rates. with without board
mhS5-tr
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

A MMONlATED STEAM CARPET CLEANI Nc
IA Works Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free charge. Mattresses
made to order. Office. 1120 Pa. Works, 1908
and ITO st. NV. Telephone, S04
mh%S IL NEWMYER. Manager.
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my20 b. H. wARNER& CO.. sl6F NV
EoR RENT-S27 C ST. NE; ATTRACTIVE NEW
$40 month.
1O2 C st. Sc; eleven rooms and bath; stable. $40
month. C. ID. LIEBERMANN
my131St 1903 ST.
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PERSONAL.

WILL PERSON WHO SENT LETTER HEADED
w m St. May IA and signed "A friend to the
house." communicate sCains All correspondence and
communications held strictly confidential. K
my268'
How ABOUT THAT TRIP TO CHICAGO No
n votes TO get there Try our uneQualei rates for
gents discarded garments. Notes by mail.
ny26 JUSTHS OLD STAND, $40 St NV
INVEST ECKINGTON AND LEXINGTON LOTS
w the best and cheapest For sale by J. b.
WINNIE COS 13ih ST. See ad- today For Sale
Lots" Iny2N-2t
pROMPr AND RELIABLE 25C. BAGGAGE De
livery: telephons or mail orders p branch Offices.
Merchants Parcel Delivery Co AM Baggage Transfer
Phone go. Main Office. el2 Pa mh30-3m
HELLo!-TEsj YOU CAN GET BREAKFAST AT
IL 6Oclock- Ai-nty good one, too.
IHE VIENNA DINING ROOMS.
Epc9-lm 80 + st. opposite patent office.
(,lyIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- and answers -eul To-. -
). ". FLY IN. A NJ, Ivy Insti- utN
my20 I'm" Southwest cor Stli and X SITS. II. W.
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE Agency.
n Communications promptly attended to; coni len.
tfal- Office Opsn all hours Bes- references. WN.
WILLIAMS. Si-n1-er. ~ - ". Established 1851
api.3-'sIr'
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EoR RENT-2132 NEW YORK AVE. 4-RooM
brick: sewer and water; e1o 30.
401 9Th St ne q rooms. modern fmps 2-s.ory
and has ement; cps. 80.
s25 90 ED. j. HANNkN, 5i7 Iith g.. n W. myo-in
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EOR RENT
i 631 G Sc. Qrkbath435. 20 2o14 Va ave, 13
1006N av NV Or b25 80 Rea- 1e24 L, Ar q
5213 Odd Or ID 30 Rear 243. F. Ar. 80
1920 34th Or and store Is Storage ROOM 10Th %
1925 Cnamplsin Or lis Stble 2444 stalls5
GEO. ". LINKINS,
my22 700 18th st. n. ".
LHOR RENT-12l3 AND 1915 ST. s. E. 1: JUST
Il finished 8 rooms bath and cellar; platform stair
beautifully papered large yard square from her
dies only &33 SEMMES BROADBENT, COZ +
st. n. W. my20-lm
EOR RENr-DwELLING Sol " J. AVE n. W. ;
Il IL rooms; good repair; low rent. 627 d st. n.
w.; IL rooms; all mod. imps.
". c. JOHNSON.
my16-1m 7lS 18th ST. n. ".
EoR RENT-6l6 s.. n E: GROOM BRICK;
Il mod. imps. in good ORDER handy to and
school; as. so month. Key at $40 X.
my19lm' F. W. TUCKER & BRO. 100 + ST. n.
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Il 14l9 Corcoran ST. NV. 10 rooms, bath cellar
all m. l. :. very desirable and cheap at A45.
House Lanier Heights. 10 rooms bath cellar heated
by furnace; nice porch large yard $50.
tl6 Whitney avenue. q rooms nicely papered. els.
l2l4 l226-l242 Duncan place n e.. rooms. bath,
all IN. l.. Sl7. 80.
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
my11 Cor. 10th and q sts n ".
E'OR RENT-49 AND 53 d ST. NV, 3-sTORY
brick dwellings; ali m. near all car lines. Rent.
S27 30. Apply: JOHN E. BEALL. 1921 st.
myl21m
LNOR Rents. H. WALKER. 40 ST. NE
oI5 b st. ne. 10 rooms
myl7-lO;s
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I>OR RENT
III Abner's court s. e., 4-room brick IS 30
lol Z ST s. w. 4 lower rooms ~
ia st. sw.. Broom brick mi
Sd and sts se S-room brick and store. 81 %
my24-I c. BOYER SON, PA 9TH OF. sw.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LNOR RENT-FLATS-CHOICE FLAT. CAPITOL
L hill extra large I'd floor all uiences
handsomely papered: desirable. III 9Th 81.
my.l6-2ts
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHFp
Gated. sor s62l i224 9th St NV. III. -. IS
l123 NV. l1r. 20 l:104 q 81. fat. Ir 81
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-PART OF FINE STORE, 700 9TH
Il st. n W. with use Of basement my20-6t'
E,OR RRNT-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE
fats; 26x86; heated by steam; will cheap to
permanent tenant l.. s. FRISTOE,
ap21-6w' 1893 st. n. W.
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XVANTED-BY COLORED LADY POSITION IN
w private family as chambermaid; good references
and p,scs as waiter for young man. 1l30 10th st.
WANTED THE HOME EMPLOYMENT
w agency. SIG o h ST.. first floor, for cooks laun-
dresses ehambermaids. porters, coachmen walters.
laborers. &c. for hotels, boarding houses priyste
families in or out CT town. my16-12f'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05
PERSONALS.

Miss Josephine Frazier came from Lynn.
Mass. a few days ago. to visit her sister, Mrs
j. ". Jordan Of this city
Fred A. Coombs, who spent Christmas
with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Coombs
of thi, city, has returned TO Chelsea, Mass.
B. f. Thomas of the Union shoe factory,
left Thursday night on business trip to Ros-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mr.. Sidney Treat of Chelsea, Mass, spent
the holidays with his family in this city
Miss Mary A. Greedy left this city. Mon
day evening, 10 resume her studies in oratory
in Boston.
Mr.. VIM. Small Of kttery Navy Yard has
been on a recent visit to his family In this city
Mrs. LYMAN Lord has gone TO Boston,
where she will remain for several weeks, visit
Ing relatives.
Miss Edna 5. Moffatt arrived in this city
Monday from her home in East Machias and
remaned the guest Of her college mate. Miss
Clio Chilcott. until this w ednesdayl morning.
when both left for Water, lille to resume their
studies in Colby
MI. W. ". smith OF W altman, Mass.
has been visiting friends in Hancock. Els.
worth and vicinity for Il few days.
Miss Lette Abbott left Saturday morning
for Bangor where she will visit until the 5th
Mrs. &. F. Newman accompanied her and
spent the day, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
q. A. Abbott.
DIR. II. c. Vaughan. formerly editor Of the
AMERICAN. was in this city last week on
business. DR.. and Mrs. Vaughan are spending
the winter in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whiting returned
home to Somesyille, last Saturday. from a
months visit in this city.
Mrs. B. F. Gray who has been i'll for
several months is reported as improving.
Mrs. Mary Wol-ton Houghton of Boston,
is visiting Miss Mary F. Hopkins in this city
-Mes>rs. Harry c. Emery and his cousin.
Tbeo. Hammett, vi no spent their holiday vaca.
ton in this city. lett Monday evening to re.
sumo their studies at their respective colleges.
Representative H. Z. Hamn left for the
I State capitol Tuesday.
Hon. A. T. Wiswell and Col {. c. Burrill
| OF this city, and f. f. Chase, Esq, OF Bluehiil
have gone to Augusta to be present at the
/ opening of the Legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05

The Rockand Courier Gd@ette reports a
sad scene At Green's Landing, Ill the steamboat
wharf, Deer Isle. Friday the 23i ult. man
named Dvane, With u little girl about five wears
Of age. attempted to take passage on the boat
MI. Desert, " hen he WAS confronted by a man
who informed him that he should take the little
cir! a. She belonged to him. The last named
man was grandfather TO the child.
1t seems Mr.. Deane married the mans daue b.
ter. and ~ he mother died hen the child WA,
about one wear old. She was left at the grand
fathers and has been cared for there since that
time, excepting one year hen the father took
her 10 his mother and then returned her TO
grandmother No. |.
The grandfather SAYS that Friday morning
the father went TO the >chool-hou>e spd took
the child before the morning session COM
menced. not stopping 10 get change OF cloth
Ing or even pair OF mlttens as her mittens
~ere.left al the schooEbou>e.
" ben the grandparents discovered she was
gone they at once sent boat to Green's Land
INK. arriving few minutes before the Mt
Desert. Failing 10 get possession OF the child
after considerable loud talk, all left for Rock
laud. Arriving in that city, policemen were
called. who protected and escorted he father
and child 10 the Boston boat. The graudfath-
en- Albion Smith. then went TO the LAWYER
who told him he could legally hold the child.
rs the father bad not furnished snything for
her support. Mr.. Smith said he you'd raj her
have lost both arms than that little girl. The
grandmother. he said. would be watching and
hoping for her return when be came. but he
said a. he WA poor man be was afraid he
could not get her. a she Is carried out OF the
state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05

At the regular meeting OF Bay View Grange
No. 217, Z. Of H.. held at Salisbury Cove Me
Dec y, the following resolutions were passed
Uhereas, God in His infinite wisdom has seen
fit 10 call from his earthly labors our beloved
brothers. Joseph W. Higgins, thus bringing -or-
row TO 81 many hearts. therefore,
ResOfred, That in the death OF our Brother IIig
gins, Bay View Grange has lost a true patron uf
its order and one whose genial words and warm
hand clasp always carried sunshine with Them
ReSOtred, That although our hearts are still sad
that we shall no more greet our brother here we
feel that SORROW not a. those without hope, be
lleying that when the mists haye rolled away
We shall again meet where everlasting spring
abdes and never fading flowers" Thus With
faith in God, nurtured by that strong and ever
lasting hope which every true patron should
possess when our summons shall come may we
hear the call of the Hu-bandman with JOY and
not with trembling, and be garnered into that
great harvest where only the ripened grain il
found.
ResOired, That our fratcrnal sympathy be eX
tended 10 the bereaved family.
Eesoirtd, That . copy of these resolutions he
spread upon the records of this grange, our
charter be draped in mourning for thirty days Il
copy sent to the bercaved family and "A copy tn
the Bar Harbor Record and ELLSWORTH AMERI
CAN for publication.
JULIEN EMERY, Com.
EMMA 4. RICH, on
LONE A. Rich, J Resolutions
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Remarkable Experience Of Waldo County
Woman.

Some men have lived to read their own obit-
uary notices, but certainly very few women
have passed through such an experience Is has
the lady In this case. She was and Is bard
working widow with several children. About
two years ago her health began to fail, and
symptoms OF consumption to develop them
selves. She consulted able physicians, both at
home and abroad, but without avail. Repeat
ed examinations were made, resulting In a
unanimous verdict that she was a victim to
consumption and must surely die. At last she
was confined to her bed, rapidly wasting away
with all the distressing SYMPTOMS of that dread
disease. During the last days Of May, local
specialist In lung diseases was called in. He
found her propped up In bed, unable to lie
down, unable to sit up, breathing with difficult
ty, harassed by an incessant cough. After
careful examination be withdrew, and an
nOuncet to the Borrowing family that she could
live but very few days and might die at any
time; that he would leave no medicines as moth
ing could be done.
In four weeks from that time, this same
woman left her home to visit her parents, liv-
ing at distance of several miles, in five weeks
she was doing her own house work. and has
done II ever since. In six weeks, she recon-
menced finishing pants for q clothing manufac-
turer In her vicinity, and, during the month
ending November 22d, finished 1903 pairs. Her
health and strength are fully restored. She
gratefully ascribes her wonderful recovery to
that equally wonderful remedy, 'Rodolfs
New Medical Discovery" which she was urged
to try, after having given up all hope OF life.
Her name Is Emily Walker; she lives In Brooks,
Me-. and will confirm these statements on ap-
plication in person or by letter inclosng stamps.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05
A Hlst0n Trim.

Having just returned from Boston, l take
this means TO tell my friends and the public in
general about some Of the things that | bought
while there.
First we have quite an assortment OF Bulbs,
Hyacnths, red, white, blLt. and yellow, also
the Sacred Chinese Lily Bulbs both of which
can be grown without any trouble by simply
putting them in u Jardiniere Rose Bowl or
Dish with few pebbles in the bottom, then
nearly cover with water.
Tulip Bulbs Of different colors for early out
door plants; set them out this fall and they
will blossom in the spring.
Jardinieres imported from England and Ger
many, also some odd shapes in American
Flower pots.
Our line of Lamps is without doubt the best
in the city, comprising Hand, Hanging, Stand,
Hall and Banquet Lamps Of many different
grades and prices. Be sure to come and look
them over before purchasing. We have some
novelties in Bamboo Wall Pockets and Music
Stands.
Our assortment of Games, Books and Toys
was never better. Get your boy steam engine,
that has q safety valve attachment SO that he
can't get hurt and give him some practical les
sons In steam and engineering.
In fancy crOckery we expect to take the lead
during the Holidays. Mustache and Ladies'
cups, Fancy cake plates, Ruby engraved glass
ware, Cry stal glass sets, etc. We carry good
assortment of White Granite, but II you want
nice dinner or tea set take look at our Vir-
GINA Bronze; we break sets to suit customers.
We shall continue to sell Room Paper during
November, and will close out small lots at
about cost.
Canary Birds seed, cutie fish and cages.
We have just begun to received Fresh Mo-
lasses cream candy, Bangor Taffy. Remember
In confectionery, we buy the best.
Pop Corn and corn peppers. Peanuts roast
ed every Saturday at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05
Marine List.
Domestic POrts.

UOment1c fOfta.
BosToN-Ar Dec 90 schs Myronus, Chatto, New
York; Montezuma, Norwood, Calais; Tower,
Libby, Machias; G Stevens, Collins, Bluehll
VIM r Emerson and Princess, Penobscot
Ar Dec ., sch Eastern Queen, Lampson, Ban
gor
Ar Dec 81, sch Magee, Kief, Rondout
NoRFOLK-Ar Dec 20, sch John Paul
NEwPoRT-Ar Dec 81, sch John Douglass, Frs
kline, New York
HYANNIs-Sld Dec 49, schs Eva May, McDuffe,
Hoboken for Portland; Campbell, Deer Isle
for Norwalk
JACKsONyILLE-Ar Dec Dec %, sch Hol.
den, Thompson, New York
NEW YORK Ar Dec 80, schs Kimball,
Green's Landing; w Bee, Boston
Cid Dec 81, bark Grace Lynwood, East London
Ar Dec %, schs Abbie Bowker. Green's Land
ing; John Hanson, Oliver, Somes Sound Eta
Barter and Tryon Sullivan
PORTLAND-Ar Dec 81, schs A Whiting, Car.
roll, Bar Harbor; Ida l. Hull, Green's Landing
for New York
Ar Dec %, schs Winslow Morse, Bucksport for
Boston; c b Harrington, Mt Desert
Cid Dec 20, sch Forest Oak, Colt, fremont
PoRrsMoGTH-Ar Dec 20, schs Ella Frances
and Virgin Rock, from Mt Desert for Boston
SALEM.Ar Dec %. schs Victory, Ellsworth fol
New York; B II Gross, Deer Isle for New Lon
don; Lamartine
PHILApELPHIA-Cld Dec 2s, sch d Hodg
kins Barbados
WEST POINT, War Dec %, sch Silver Heels
New York
Young, Nightengale and David Torrey
Foreign Psrss.
CROOKED ISLAND PAssAGE-Spoken Dec %
sch Jennie Stubs, from Charleston
CANsO, N S-Ar Dec 3d. sch A G Gunner L
Island for BuckspOrt
BUENOs AYREs-At Nov IL, bark John
Emery, Wooster, from New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05

Sedgwick-Dec. q. to Mr.. and Mrs. Groves
Bridges, son.
Married..

ElIsworth-Dec. %. by Rev. G. b. Chad.
wick. MIR. Algernon F. Cooper and Miss Lille
A. Gray, both Of Bluehill.
Jan. 2, by Rev. d. L. Yale. Mr.. Alfred
Allc0ck Of Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Ksth-
crime Il. Sweeny Of Ellsworth.
Jan. 3, at the home of the brides parents.
by Rev. DR.. SCHNEIDER Of Boston, Mr.. Isad0r
Leon Halman and Miss Rose Bertha. dsugh-
ter Of Lewis Friend. Esq, both Of Ellsworth.
Bar Harbor-Dec. IS. ut the residence of the
brides father, Vim. Fennelly. Esq, by Rev.
G. s. Leffingwell, DR.. Elmer J. Morrison and
Miss Flora s. Fennely. both Of Bar Harbor.
Sullivan-by Rev. j. A. Weed. Mr.. Edward
NJ. Stevens and Miss Helen s. Shaw. both Of
West Gouldsboro.
West Sulllvan-Dec. "a. Mr.. John X. Camp
bell and Miss Lizzie r. Wentworth. both Of
West Sullivan.
Prospect Harbor-D Dec. 10. by G. C. LARA.
bee, Esq, Mr.. Curtis Davis Of Milbridge and
Miss Lula Seavey of GouldsbOrO.
Dec. "a, by same, MIR. Charles E. Wake
field and Miss Maud johnson. both Of Goulds-
borO.
Franklin-Dec. 90. by Rev. s. s. Gross, Mr..
James II. Walton OF Franklin and Miss Carrie
+. Andrews OF GOuldsboro.
Dec. "a, by Rev. Geo. W. Avery. Mr..
Frank f, Pettengill Of Swans Island and Miss
Imogene +. Wilbur Of Franklin.
West Gouldsboro-Dec. %. by Arthur B.
Kingsley, Esq, Mr.. Hiram G. Fernald and
Miss Ida VI. Whitaker. both Of Goudsboro.