Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27

After vacancy OF several weeks. the
pulpit Of the Union church wa, hiled Dy
Mr.. Conley who is taking course Of
study NJ the Bangor Seminary. Hi- ser
mon was emInently practical and helpful
IN It's application, rcpiete with warm sym
patty and tender touches of sweet charity
The text from Isaiah - .l0-'.FDr preccp:
must be upon precept, line upon line, here
a little there a little" is one brimful of
suggestive thought, which was presented
with Keen insight a to q DDS work 10
nature ana the human heart Mr.. wood
from the Seminary l. expected to supply q
next Sunday, and now that the Bangor
boats are again on dnty there Will prob4-
bly, be regular services at the Union church
hereafter.
Rev. Mr.. Hoyle. after a year or nearly.
of faithful work for the N + church, left
last week to 90 on with his theological
studies. The vacancy will no doubt be
filled during the conference now in session
at Machias, to which DR.. Lemont i. one
Of the delegates from the church here.
The dollar social for the benen; Of the
new public library took place at fremont
Hall, Monday evening. April l.. and
though owing to unfayorable conditions
there was much smaller attendance than.
aimed at. We haf been led 70 expect, the
entertainment was an excellent one aud
thoroughly enjoyed by ali present After
an organ voluntary by Mis- Bertha Robin
son. The Chorus Of the Months xa- gwen.
twelve young ladies with flowing ,ir.
prettly dressed in character. bearing
symbols Of the respective months Of the
year. knelt and saluted Father fine
ami pleaded their indiy dual merits then
the end gladly yielded the palm 10 snow
necked December, who bore the cross ~
Christ. most touching sketch Of ''Sa-
bTinas Easter was dramatically read ~
Miss Maud Mason VINO also sang 4 solo.
The Song that Reached Ny Heart The
Dollar Social Rhymes created much inter
e. and amusement, but the mirth- pruvuk.
Ing part Of ths sociai was fully appreciated
when Mr.. T.. VI Glilcy, In the character
OF Mrs. Jonas Potts. told 81 the blum
der- Of = ba~hful man counting her Mary
Maria. Refreshments we're served u the
general satisfaction. ami we have rvsSon
To be satisfied with the fiuAncia. result 81
this second dollar social, a. nearly il not
quite. seVeHty-nve dollars will be realized
from H. The library lot has been pBr-
chased aud neat sun j. ON hand for q
mes; egg" for the building fund The
thAuks Of the Library Association are
heartily extended 10 Miss Csthie Freeman
who patiently aud per-everingly solicited
pledges aud looked up the dollar reports
besides arranging the program Of enter
tsinmeBt. Others also WHO assisted To the
AFFAIR are cordially thanked BY the Associs-
ton.
j. + r. Freeman has commenced on the
work of enlarging his store, and has quite
= crew engaged in order "a push the work
forward as rapidly as possible.
School commenced in this dist-ic, last
Monday under charge of Mrs. Caroline
Lswlor. School opens al Norwood's Cove
this Monday morning with Miss Maud
Higgins teacher.
Miss Mary Parker leaves here for b IS
ton on Thursday OF this week. After a
short visit there she will join party of
young ladies under the chaperonsge of DR..
Abby NJ. Fulton, l believe, bound for the
Worlds Fair She will visit relatives in
Colorado before taking in Chicago.
Another little daughter has been added
to the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hig-
gins.
April "a. SPRAY