Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-05
1885,.
1888.
"A Happy New Year to all.
NaI,,,xxo VvvVV N.LW

Lu"a iu .. '|iaIh, Esq', uhs Deen lnsthtet
as County Attorney.
Several of our pastors preached New Year.
sermons last Sunday.
F. L. Mason. Esq, shot a deer on tn,
Bucksport road one day last week.
The Burrill National Bank has declared .
semi-annual dividend of four per cent
The First National Bank of this city ha.
declared a semi-annual dividend of four pei
cent.
The Womsn's Missionary Society in NEE,
with Mrs. George Dutton Thursday afternoon
at three O'Clock.
Rev. Geo. W. Avery and wife, OF Frank.
lin. were very literally remembered by their
people Christmas.
The storm and gale OF Sunday night made all
Illuminate and some animate things shake and
tremble. The gale was very heavy.
Next Sunday Rev. L. d. Cochrane will
preach at Sullivan and Mrs. Cochrane will &C.
cupy the Unitarian pulpit in this city.
The Unity Club will hold circle and sup
per at the Unitarian vestry this "wednesday
evening. Supper, 10 cents. All are invited.
w. J. Logan has returned home from Mt.
Desert Ferry where he has been doing job Of
work for the NJ. Z. cafe. piping for hot water
and lining refrigerator.
The steamer Sedgwick made her last trip
from Bucksport to Bar Hsrbor Saturday. She
returned Monday 10 be hauled up for the
winter.
-Chss. II. Grindal. Esq, has had his pen
sion increased from "a per month to s12 per
month. He receives on this increase s2O6
back pay.
The annual meeting OF Lygonia Lodge of
Free Mssons for the election of officers will be
held this "Wednesday evening. A full attend
snce is requested
The ladies' circle OF the NJ. f. church
meets Thursday afternoon and evening OF this
week. Supper served ut O'Clock, standard
All invited.
-Messrs. +. h. Aiken and 3. T. Sowle kill
ed fine deer on the Buck-port road last Sat
urday. II was the last chance for 1S92 and
they made the most OF IL.
Mr.. Pullen's dancing school will be on
womens class will be at tso O'Clock, the chill
dren'. class Immediately at the close of the az
ternoon schools.
All members of the First Woman's Club,
OF Ellsw orth, are cordially invited TO attend
the annual meeting at the house of the presi-
dent next Saturday evening, Jan. !. at 80
O'Clock. PER ORDER.
-Comrade Joseph b. Bsbson OF Brooklln,
ha. been detailed to install the officers-elect Of
James A. Garfield Post, No. 46. Bluehill on
Saturday evening. the It'll lust, to be followed
by collation.. Comrades wives and ". r. c.
are invited
The editor has received from Mrs. Lewis
Friend liberal slice OF the bridal loaf AT the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Isador l.. Halman.
The AMERICAN extends its congratulations to
the happy couple and It's best wishes for their
happiness.
The time on the posters announcing the
lecture Thursday evening. in the Unitarian
church by DR.. &. A. Phillips. should be 1.4'
O'Clock instead OF S45. II is hoped that a
goodly number will be in attendance a. the
proceeds will be used for the reading room.
Rev. V. 2. Wardwel Of Hampden is slow
ly. and We hope surely. recovering his health
and strength. He i at work again and getting
along with the regular routine OF the charge
nicely. He has the sympathes and help OF bis
people, Is full Of courage, and is quite sure OF
success.
Miss Lillian Crabtree, reader, will give an
entertainment at Rural Hall. East Surry. TO-
morrow tThursdayl evening at eight O'Clock
Among the choice selections (which Miss Crab
tree gives entirely from memory are several
which are exclusively her own. Admission
~ cents. children 10 cents.
The house occupied by Frank Garland,
near Oak street. was damaged by fire Saturday
morning. The fire caught from q defective
sponded. and with the aid Of 100 feet Of hose
on one line, soon put out the fire. The house
was insured for 5000.
The first meeting OF the Band Of Mercy,
for the season. will be held next Sunday even
Ing. al $50 O'Clock standard. in the ODD Eel
lows lower hall. All members who have
their badges will please wear them on that oc-
requested 10 be prompt As TO time as the meet
Ing will close at Up. NJ. PER ORDER.
AT the annual meeting OF Acadia Royal
Arch Chapter. Tuesday evening OF this week,
officers were Installed rs follows: 5. T. ROYAL,
High Priest; j. T. Cushman. King: j. W.
Nealley, Scribe; Lewis Friend. Treasurer; j.
A. MeGown. Secretary; Henry 5. Adams.
4 ~ D..
Sojourner; l.. ii. Cushman, Royal Arch Cap
tain; A. ". Cushman, A. W. Greely and T.
Z. Hale, Finance Committee.
We respectfully call the attention Of our
readers to the really unique and instructive
advertisement of Dyer & Hughes to be found
in another column. Their headquarters are at
Foxcroft, Maine, and they are dealers ia mu.
steal instruments. Write 10 them for terms or
for catalogue. They deal in first-clsss instru-
ments only. Mr.. J. 7. Crippen is their agent
in this city.
AT the annual meeting OF Lamoine Grange
Dec. 20, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year, viz: J. F. Lear, master;
Hollis Austin, overseer; Ralph Young, stew
ard; Newell Trip, assistant stew ard Hattie +.
Cousins lecturer; Phoss Higgins, secretary
n. B. Coolidge, treasurer; Alma Coggins, chap
lain; NJ. A. Farnham, ceres; Velms Lear, po-
mona; Lizzie Bellatty. fora; A lice Bartlett.
assistant steward.
Sheriff Patterson who was in this city
Monday, has entered on his second term Of Of
fee. He has appointed the following: Jailer
and deputy l.. F. Hooper, Ellsworth. Depu-
ties William Fennelly, Bar Harbor Robert X.
JOY. Gouldsboro; VIM. c. Moore, Southwest
Harbor; David j. Allen, Bluehill: Allard
Staples, Orland; John NJ. vogell. Castine;
George A. Grant, surry; S. b. Thurlow, Deer
Isle; Forest o. Slsby, Amherst Hartwell
Lancaster, Old Town.
A delightful home wedding occurred We'd
nesday at II O'Clock at the residence Of Deputy
Sheriff William Fenney. on Main street.
Bar Harbor. 1t was the occasion Of the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss Flora S., to DR..
f. j. Morrison, the well-known dentist and
president Of the Morrison Medical Company.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Z. S.
Lefingwell, in the presence Of only the fam
lilies and immediate relatives of the contracting
parties.
The Methodist and Congregational socie-
ties of Orland cOmhin ned and had their Christ.