Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-19

| the third degree. and full attendance is re-
| quested.
| Rev. VIM. Forsyth OF Rueksport preached
at the Congregational .hurch in this city, SUM-
| day, in exchange with Rev. ID. l.. Yale. Mr..
Forsyth, as usual, preached very interesting
! sermon.
! E. II. Greelv. A. W. King. A. {. Hag-
erthy and others Of this city have organized
| stock company for the manufacture OF bed
springs.
| The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
kef. who was taken sick Friday evening. died
Sunday night. The child was two years old.
| H. s Carr has begun to cut ice on the river
Just above Halls lower mill. Geo. r. Camp
bell is also cutting above the railroad bridge at
Ellsworth Falls
Mr.. j. W. Coombs lost valuable young
horse in his stable last week from the bursting
OF blood vessel, as it Is supposed.
That sterling paper. the Camden Herald,
came to US last week In the eight page form.
with new dress and new heading. 1t makes
a fine appearance and we wish 1t prosperity.
-Schooner- Loduskis, Myronus and Frank
Magee arrived below Wednesday bringing up
the rear of the Ellsworth fleet into winter
quarters, safe.
The smoked Pearls- received fiatteriug
reception at Bar Harbor, Friday evening
They were most cordially and enthusiastically
greeted by crowded house, snd the receipts
Were emineptly satisfactory.
ON sunday night last the store of C. j.
/ Freworgy at Ellsworth Falls, with all its con-
tents. was consumed by fire. Ii was a small
building containing small stock OF goods. A II
biz books and accounts were also burned.
- Holmes Bros. are selling fifteen sweet
Florida oranges for y cents; one pound old
fashioned molasse- candy for u cents. also II.
Il. broken candy for u cents per pound. These
are barry sins that all should take advantage of.
for the oranges are sweet. the candies pure and
prices WAN down low.
- nr. F. W BRIGHAM OF sullivan, was in
this ciiy Saturday and left here to 20 on one
Of The RA, ncsd excursions through southern
California aud Mexico. This vacation trip
viii last about six weeks, when he will return
and resume his practice.
MIR. ;. q. Steven, has gone to Bath TO see
II he can advantageously contrsct for the build
ing OF "A steamer 10 be used In connection with
hie bushes. at Brooklin. II the outlook Is uu-
favorable in Bath for the building OF such s
boat he will visit other cities.
We have received from Miss Annie Baker
OF this city. program Of the examination OF
classes and graduation Of the first clss- OF '93.
Gorham Normal school. Jan IS. Is snd 49,
with invitation 10 be present Miss Baker is
member of the graduating Glass and hss = part
in the graduating exercises. Mature Is a
Teacher" j. her theme. We ~i-h her success
The owners OF the schooner storm Petrol
met al |. NJ. Grant, ofice saturday. TO make
arrangements Ia meet the lawsuit which i
brought against Ills vessel by aConneciicui
Insurance cnmpany. The Storm Petrol is
haulei ~ al Providence and brlled for eollid-
lns with aud sinking Il schooner about two
years ago on Long Island SOUND.
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders
~ the First National Bank OF Bar Harbor. held
at that l'ce Tuesday Of thi- week, the follow
Ing uthctrs w,re chosen: 4 &. Burril. VIM
Rogers. John Andrew Rodrk Eugene b.
Richards and h. :. Higgins. Directors; q. 1. /
BHrrll, President; VIM. Rogers, Vice Pres-
dent: +. +. Brewer. Cashier.
cao " y.no,.I, ~ ,sar ,o- ,t;-,,
'FH- great bargains in dry goods A special
nm lust received, TWENTY-FIVE piece. OF
a..tord cord. at 6 c,.ut. Der ward. regular
price ia cents
The members OF Lygonia ard E-oteric
Lodges and Acadia Il. A. Chapter are request
Jan. -, at O'Clock. TO -ee what action Will be
taken 10 rent quarter. in The Msnuin, block
for Masonic purposes. nu attendance il
requested. Thi, i. II very important matter
and should receive the careful consideration of
al the members Of the above named bodies.
10 that end let all be present.
"Festherfew = A. our old uncle used TO
,ay how cold it has BEEN Tue.dav morning
the mercury was down 10 30 degrees below.
aud tha; was ont, lust little colder than il
ha> been nearly all the time for the last fort
night. Two or three cold snaps ike this
would spoil entirely the gulf ,tresm theory.
MIR Moses Peter. died Jan 6. at bis home
in Sarsent,iiie. aged 81 Years. He leaves
widow. son and daughter. TO whom special
The funeral occurred in Sary+ntyiile chanel ON
Sunday, Jan. :, Rev. Z. A. Davis officiating.
The coming event il the W. w. DAYTON
show. which is already casting its shadows
thi. wsv. Ii /, billed for Hancock Hall. for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.. Jan ~ and 2l The
show i, better thi. season than ever The adj
mi ,iop " III be placed At - cents. Reserved
s., a. ceuf.
Mr.. b. +. JOY. artist, has completed very
fine lar.e crayou III ink OF the late Mrs lice
Burnbam Stockbridge. for her mother, Mrs.
\, F. Burnham The likeness i. a good one
and the work t. very artistic and excellent.
=. W. Lyman tni "lte OF concord, y. H..
LIT home Moud fer Boston at which place
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