Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09

ton in town; it will have Its own officers and
meetings. All women are invited to attend.
AT the regular meeting Of W IN. II. II. Rice
Post, No. 50, G. A. r., last Monday evening"
the following resolution WAS given unani-
nous passage:
ResOlred, That VIM II. II. Rice Post No.
90, extends to its respected comrade, h. +.
Gray. its confidence and fullest sympathy in
the great sffliction " hch has come to him In
the loss of his wife who has been an active
member OF VIM. H. II. Rice W. r. c.. No. Is,
auxiliary TO this Post.
Calais Times, .iprR >, '92.-The WAL
lace Hopper Company which closed three
nights engagement Saturday night at st.
CroiN Hall. were well patronized and gave
marked satisfaction. 1t is strong and talent
cd company.
Not dull moment. from the rise to fall
OF eurtain.-Bdngor Commercial.
ELLSWORTH, March $. 1898.
7. +. HALE, City Clerk,
Ellsworth. Maine.
SIR:-lou are hereby respectfully informed
that hereby withdraw my name candidate
for Msyor OF the city of Ellsworth, as u can
didate for the Peoples party.
ALBERT +. BURNHAM.
In response to the money sent IN ebruary
TO the Good Wi! Farm Mr.. Hinckley says: l
am delighted with the generous check from
the sewing school, and inclose receipt for S40.-
20. VIII YOU please explain TO the school
that | send my thanks and earnest greetings!
Our boys are all doing we'll The debt on the
new purchase has been reduced during the
past month 10 seven hundred dollars This
gilt from the sewing school will help on fur
Their reduction this month.
Ellsworth has resident United States
senator. United States marshal and Judge
of the Supreme Judicial Court, and yet she is
not happy. She asks and will be satisfied
with nothing less than another Supreme Court
lud1eship. and fish and game commissioner.
# i no 10 belitte the importance OF this
rising Queen City of the East.-EX.
Good for Ellsworth, II she has got the men
to ill those positions she should feel highly
gratttd. = Lubec Herdld.
She's got EN-.
The Italian bark Marcisni, Cspt. c. CHG
hizola. arrived at Bucksport, Friday evening
at eleven o'ciock. having been towed by the
tug Bismarck, Capt. Baldwin. Capt. CHG
hizola cleared from Boston Feb. IA, but be-
cause OF the ice in Penobscot Bay. was obliged
to Is, in Boston har0or sixteen days. He will
load with box shocks for Castellamare, Sicily.
The bark was locked at Central wharf. but
after the Penobscot sails the first OF the week
VIII be taken to steamboat wharf where the
ballast, 100 tons OF fine sand, will be taken out
and the cargo loaded from the cars.
Coroner l.. F. Hooper Of this city, was
called to sslisbur.'s Cove the other day on &C
count OF the death under peculiar circum-
stances Of Frank O. Emery, who taken
suddenly III and died after a short suffering.
The cause Of death probably poisoning.
An autopsy Ma held and the dead mans
stomach Was removed and sent 10 Portland
for ANALYSIS. II j. thought that pari, green
the poison used A. grerni-h substance
oozed from the victims mouth after death.
According to reports there are various con
lectures a. to whether It was suicide.
Tn people OF Ellsworth are always glad
TO hear from their eX-pastors Rev. Loren b.
Macdonald, OF Boston. one OF the most loved
and respected OF them al, " rites 10 the editor
In private letter. as follows: My life is
flied full OF work. but kind Of work that l.
becoming always more interesting and absorb
ing. have attended two funerals hi, after
noon. one uf 4 suicide | have also had two
marriage, within the last TWO DAYS. So you
see bow my time i occupied. ! hope. how
ever, thai YOU have the same uninterrupted
good health with " hich 10 do your work, as |
have 10 do mine.
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN il elected
to announce the engagement OF Or. Arthur
james Chiicoti and Mis-. Josephine MAY Wig
gin. both OF Bangor. Mis- Wig.in il the only
daughter Of Mr. and MIR Rudolph L. Wiggin
OF that city Dr. Ihiicott, who was formerly
resident Of lh, city. il graduate OF Phia-
deiphia Dental College. and now a rising
Young dentist OF Bangor. The matter comes
too near home 10 allow Us 10 give 80 h1tterng
an announcement a. We might give OF friend.
more remotely connected To u; but
and do extend our warmest congratula
tion-; and out OF affections depths We wish
them The best of Hea. ems blessings.
a handsome view OF Bar Harbor a. seen
from the Manor Inn at sullivan has been made
and artislicailv framed. The proposition to
! exhibit ii 10 the Maine building AT the W ord'.
I Fair will probably be favorably received. The
! view from the vicinity Of he Manor Inn down
I the bay. taking in Bar Harbor. Is, we will Ven
I ture TO SAY, one OF the finest views in the
/ whole country. ANY picture which shall be
/ true 10 that view viii be worthy Of place st
! The WOrid'- Fair. Windsor Castle or elsew here.
I The World has DO gallery, palace or other
/ apartments which would be too good for it.
Mr.. J. NJ. Brown, the well-known baker
al the corner of Main and West streets, Bar
ner Of Fifth avenue and 10th street. New
York tn, 27Ih nit. His Identification occurred
bl means OF a check book on the Fir-: Nation
al Bank of Bar Harbor aud marriage certiti-
J cate recording the marriage Of James NJ Brown
/ Of Bath and Mis-. Sarah A. Stetson OF Damari--
4 cots. Nov. .. 1874. Mr.. Brown had been south
4 tbi. winter aud il is supposed that he was re-
turning home when death overlook him. His
| funeral occurred al Bath.
About 10 o'clock Monday evening, Feb
~, Edward Cello OF East Boston and " lillian
Granger OF Nova SCOTS started from Parkers
NJ N =, "d> ia poi ~ 70 on uuatu y.
,bort distance from he wharf Cello went to
20 by Granger, " bo rowing, when be
,'uinhitd anu upset inc cory IL was DOW ing
,,,, I'M, v',ni I.r.n1,.r snrnsadsa in cot
ting on AN lie cake and wa. rescued bv the
/ crew from their schooner W no had heard their
cries Cello was not seen after Granger got
on The. lee cake He wa. unmarried and about
Y % years Of aye Hi, body has not vet been
/ recovered