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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
MR. DENIKE SAYS HE WAS DECEIVED.

Henry p Degraaf, president Of the Bowery BANK.
IS the defendant In a suit brought by Charies W.
Danika formerly the owner of the Brighton Beacn
Hotel al Fort Moultre S. G. Mr.. Denike alleges
that the bank president agreed to convey sixteen
lots in West One-hundred and-twenty-iifth-st''
which he represented as worth $4,000 In exchange
for the hotel The hotel property was supposed 10
be valued at $4,000 Mr. Denike now says that
he has been deceived and that the property was not
what II was represented to be. Later. matters be-
cor,a so complica ted that both the NewYork prop
erty and the hotel were. so the plaintiff says. the
property of Mr.. Degraaf
Mr. Degraaf denies all the allegations made BY
Mr. Denike, AMI counsel for the Defendant says
that II is an attempt to get something for nothing.
ord that the suit will be thrown out Of court. The
case will probably come up for trial In the CIRCUIT
Court In Westchester County on December T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

A. the closing session of the National Society OF
-Therapeutsts held in the Berkeley Lyceum
i.ae,srdav morning. the following officers were
s'ec,ed: Drs. william II. King New-York, presi-
dent: w. L. Jackson Boston, ana r. r. Cadwem'
s,,rar and DIR. w II. Blocker. OF Brooklyn.
secretary a,.,on, IN ,,.uo.oo,oc,,
,"ad nv 7 G. Daily. Fort Smith. Ark; Oliver
E. Mccune Brooklyn, ,v w ohio Ii Warren Boston" ana
r w convention adjourned at P m; 20 reassemoie
Inc me-, city in the latter part OF next september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
DEATH or 4 DEFATLTER ~ PRISON.

Thoraston Me Sept an &. Percval. the
defaung cashier Of the National Shoe and Leather
Bank Of Lewiston who sentenced In October,
lS,2 10 ten years imprisonment died yesterday IN
the state Prison here. He had been failing In
health since his imprisonment, and efforts were
being made To secure pardon for him. P"rcivals
deficiency amounted 10 $4,000, and was brought
TO light in April. 1891, by attempt on his part
TO commit suicide lie turned to the bank
so,nc 600 On worth of property and had Il life
Insurance Of So 600, $4,000 Of which VIII go 10 the
bank and the remainder to the widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
TIE DoG WARNED TIE sLrEpERS OF THE FIRE.


The service rendered BY Flosse. a fox terrier
early yesterday morning. greatly increased the
value of the little dog. and made her a priceless
treasure in the estimation Of her owners. George
A. Burtss and his wife. whom she saved from pos
sible death by flames on the top floor Of the fiat
house. No 33i West Fifty-sixth-st. 4 few minutes
before a. yesterday Flossc awoke her mis-
tress By licking her face and barking at her fu-
riously Mrs. Burtiss was sleepy and tried to push
the little dog away. but Flossic only became the
more frantic in her demonstrations. Convinced at
length that something the matter. Mrs. Bur
tiss got out Of bed and lighted the gas. Then she
noticed smoke in the room and she called her hus-
band He found the flames in the bathroom and
lost some time In vain attempt to ext!nguish
them. while his wife looked on in terror. Then he
gave the alarm
The flames continued TO spread. and the. occ,-
pants OF the fiat fed to the roof Other families IN
the house were able to escape by the stairs: The
0rcmen confined the flames to the top OF the house,
bi,t the damage was about $1,000 Burtiss and MS
wife lost most of their furniture, but they saved
FIosse and t/y said yesterday that money could
not buy the dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
pPcDrcE EXCHANGE MEMBERS SCARED.

cold chill came over the members OF the fro-
duce Exchange yesterday when they observed
man in the gallery acting strangely. Visions OF the
tragedy at the Chicago Board OF Trade fitted acrosa
their imae!nations and no one can tell what panic
r,irht have resulted II the man had not fallen
down In nt Then an ambulance was called anu
the man was removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
MRS. PARNsoN WOULD NOT WAIT.

Judge McAiam. in the Superior Court. yesterday
granted a decree Of absolute divorce to Mrs. Rachel
Parnson from Norbert r. Parnson. who Is con.
nected with the firm of Charles X. Wolf & Co.. at
No 81 Greene-st. Mrs. Parnson is to receive ALI
mony at the rate OF 0j week for the support OF
herself and child. Parnson acknowledged his guilt
and did not defend the suit. One OF the women
with whom be intimate also wrote to his wife
telling her not to press the divorce suit, as she
thought Parnson would become tired OF her and re-
turn his home and family within a short time.
Mrs Parnson did not act the advice OF this
woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Az INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOrRNiNENr.

II was announced at the Manhattan Chess club
ycet.rIav evening that IN" following experts VIII
be ready to play in the international chess tourha-
ncnt which will begin this afternoon At the club.
Emanuel Iosler o. Perrin: Adolph Albln. Of Vi
cnna. NJ Tauhcnhaus OF Paris; +. J. Lee. q. n. -.
Gossip and y. Jasnogrodsky. OF London; W. H. Is
Pollock Of Albany J. W. Showalter of George
town. Ky; r. y. Psbury, OF Boston; Eugene
Delmar Major J. ~ Iianham. j. g. Ryan. OF the
Mammalian Chess club. and probably a. Is. Hodges
and l.. Schmidt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
THE REPORT MORE OR LESS ryrprr

The story that the old water tank property or
the block bounded by Elm. Duane. Centre and
Reade SITS. at one time owned by the Bank Of the
Manhattan Company. had been sold by Prescott
Hall Butler for 100000 could not be confirmed yes
terday. Mr.. Butler is out OF the city He owns
only cne-twentieth OF 1.-THE plot. and has not tol,
the owners Of the rest that he was going 10 sci
his share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
KILLED WHILE DRIVING ACROSS THE TRA'h

Brockton y. Y. Sept. Cora VI. kimbai OF
uar,a.ld and Richard Morrow struck and
instantly killed yesterday afternoon by north
bound passenger train on the Western Newt orK
and Pennsylvania Railroad while driving across
the track about four miles south OF mere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

Albsny ScIt oo.-Tbe Court Of Appeals will n.
convene Monday. The motion calendar for that day
"a Nos. GO G7l. GIG. c77. csl Gs2. OsJ. 6s7. Oss.
$50, 600, G32 Go3 Goi, COS and CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
TIE KEARsAHGE BLOWS Up 4 Wreck.

The United States ship Kearsarge. which left here
Wednesday morning to destroy sunken wreck
off Cape May, returned yesterday. having accom-.
pl!shed her errand. The wreck was that Of .
three masted schooner and was found In seven-
teen fathoms Of water. The Kearsarge exploded
several torpedocs upon her. blowing out the masts
which were the only parts dangerous to naviga-
ton. She brought the foremost Of the schooner
back New-York.
Eight magnihcenty equipped trains daily to Chi.
cago by Americas Greatest Railroad"-the New.
York Central =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
ROWLING ANALYSIS
<,r,o .prrTTSTS ELECT OFFTCERS

conInebam bowied one wlc. a r., %. %,
Runs at fall OF each wicKe'-fo' Vs. ~ i'''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09

Mrs. H. B. Cunningham arrived home on
Friday evenings train from three months
visit with relatives and friends in Albion.
Mr.. Timothy M. Mason of Mt. Desert.
was In this city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellis Young OF Surry, was In this
city, Tuesday.
Mrs. John A. Peters, Jr.. OF Bar Hsrbor.
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr. e.
A. W. Cushmsn. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. whiting Of Somes-
vile, are spending several days in this city.
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hopkins,
also OF Mr. and Mrs. S. X. " hitting and other
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Knowhon returned
home last Saturday from weeks visit TO Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Mr.. Geo. Hsgerthy who has studied dem
,istry in the office OF DR.. Bragdon. in this
city. has returned home from Philadelphia
Dental College.
Hon. John B. Redman went to Washing
ton last week TO be present AT the Inauguration
OF President Cleveland During his absence
he will visit his father and other relatives in
Rhode Island, and friends in Massachusetts.
He is expected home the latter part of this
week.
Mr.. K. A. Friend OF Brookln, is in town
to-day Wednesday,.
Mrs. RS Leighton and child, OF Everett,
Mass, are In this city visiting Mrs. LeightOn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Jordan.
Mrs. A. S. Treat, who has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Coombs. since
last summer, left last week TO join her husband
in Boston for a few weeks visit. Her little
daughter remains with her grandparents.
Mr.. f. I. Campbell left home last week
for Baltimore and the in suguration at WASH
ington.
Miss Annie Baker. a teacher in the Ban
gor schools, came home last Saturday, III. We
hope 10 see her out again in few days.
Mrs. T. l.. Hill OF Ashvile. who was sick
three weeks with an attack OF erysipelss in
the face and head has now nearly or fully re-
covered, We are glad TO hear.
MIR. Edmund Mcfarland " no is confined
TO his house with an attack OF erysipelss in the
face. Is now recovering.
Mrs. A. j. Chatto, who has been spend
ing the winter In Massachusetts and in Rock
land, Maine, has returned home 10 East Surry.
Mr.. Leonard L. Brsgdon OF Sorrento was
In this city, Tuesday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Marine List.
domestic Ports.


ArPALACHICOLA-Cld March ), sch Carrie l.
Woodbury.. CarGenas
BArH-Ar Mar :, sch Dickey Bird, Woodward.
DarIen
CHARLEsToS-sld Mar l. sch Jennie A Stubs
Kingston ia
MI DESERT tERKY-Sld Mar 4, sch Light OF tht
East. smith. Rock land for New ORR
DIT ISLAND iiAKBOK-Ar Mar 1, sch Mary
+ Cuahman. New YORK
FEKNANDISA-Sld Mar s. sch Julia Irubce
Lord. New ork
NEW York AR Mar ), sch Break of Day. Lewis
Wexford
sld Mar /, sch Ella Frances. Rockand
PokrLASD->Id Mar :, sch Lillian, Norton )
W Harbor
SALLA-Sld Mar 3. bark Marciani, Boston for
Buekspo sch waiIenar Boston for Rockport
Eoreixa Porss
PuRT SPAIS-feb y, bark I j stewart for Del
aware Breakwater
FREEMASTLE-Ar Feb Is. bark Mamie swan
Higgins, New iors
GlBARA-in port Feb n. Sch Harry " Haynes
for New York
Rosario-sld Jan a. bark John Emery. woo-.
ter, Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Lsaeise.

Lsseise.
Mrs. Sarah Merchant went to Sullivan,
Wednesday night. and returned Friday
morning, walking . part Of the way. She
had business which demanded her atten-
ton.
Mrs Lydia Springer arrived home Sat
urday night from Bucksport, where she
has been stopping with her daughter for
the past seven months. She had the mis-
fortune to break her leg IN her absence
and is now quite lame.
Mrs. Isaiah Bowden left to-day for BOs-
ten, where she expects to meet her hus-
band.
We are informed that r. A. Cousins was
not fireman on the train that collided at
Georgetown. Feb. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Cousins went to
Franklin last Thursday and returned. The
roads were badly drifted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Obituary.

The death last week of Mrs. Alfred Hsckett,
who, during long. painful illness. endesred
herself to large circle OF friends by her ps-
thence and thong htiulne-s, will be learned with
deep regret by all. Mrs. Haekett was the
daughter Of the late Moses Moon OF Hancock.
aud has been resident Of West Sullivan for .
number OF years. She was buried at Hancock
on sunday. and q nsmber Of her Wet Sulli-
van friends testified to their affection for her
BY attending her funeral. Her neighbors. es-
pecially Mrs. Cynths Farrell and Mrs. Sarah
Patchin. were untiring In their attentions dur
ing her last sickness. 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09

sis-siii.
The spring term Of the academy com
meneed last Monday.
Mr. T.. h. Herrick has returned FROM
North sedgwick where be has been t-seh-
lug the High school.
Mrs. Cyrus Bridges and sou we're In town
last Thursday.
Mr. A J Long Is having . large numb-r
Of logs landed In his mill yard this winter.
The reading In the Bspti-, church Wed
Desdsy evening by Miss LILLIAN CFzDtree,
wss very Interesting
Mr.. Fred Batter returned home from
Brooklin last week shere be has bsen
teaching the High school.
The Baptist circle met At the chapel
Thursday afternoon. and supper wss furn-
ished at the parsonage by Mrs. q. Mayo
and Mrs A. G. OsgoOd.
March 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
A MORNING MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Rich of the Algonquin Wed. n Charm
ing Charleston Lady.

ing Charleston Lady.
Mr. Albert l.. Rich. the first mate OF the
steamship Algonquin. Of the clyde New York
line of steamships, has been paying his deVo-
tlon- for some time 10 one of Chariesi0n- most
charming young ladie>. Miss >allie Erwin Of
l. College street.
This morning events euiminsted 10 a N a.
riase % the gentleman and lady named under
tb- hsppiesi sB-piccs, tks Rev. &. ;. NeddeF
ofslciating.
After receiving congratulations Of relative.
and friend, the bridal party accompanied by
party 81 frieBd.. were driven to Bro~H'-
wharf where they TOOK The steamer whleh
.slled for New iork At II O'Clock.
The send OF by the friends on The wharf
ass - cordial ss Il wss spontaneous.
Miss MARI Erwin. sister Of ths handsome
Mr.. Rirh . husband worthy % hsr best dese-
too, accompanied her sister north.
MATED AND wEDDgD. Mr.. ALERT L. Rich,
nr-t m.ts Of the Clyde steamship Algonquin,
wss married yesterday morning 10 Miss ssllie
Erwin. Of 10 college street. Charleston. the
Rev. {. = Nesder officiating. The newly
~esiaesi couple sailed for Se~ York on the II
O'clock steamer after receiving the eonxrzto-
more popular or trusiy seaman that visits the
port than Mate Rich. and bic many Charles
Ion friepd- wish him and bis charming bride
= long and happy voyage.
The above are clippings from too Charles
ton, s. e., papers. Mr.. Rich Is Blaehill boy
and Is ut the present time 3 member Of the
Bluehill Lodge, l. D. U. =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
A Happy Combination

Of the most potent aud active properties of the
whole vegetable kingdom, Is that which makes
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription so pre-emi-
nently above every other so-cslled woman's
restorative In the market. Don't stop short
of the best! Don't experiment with worthless
limitations. when the world acknow lodges no
superior to the original, reliable, and only
guaranteed remedy for the happ, restoration
Of suffering and debilitsted women. Costs
nothing IL it don't do just as recommended
See mar tnfee ON hottie. " rnnner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
The City Election.

At the city election held on Monday Of this
week. there was no choice of Mayor. The
vote stood as follows: For Albert II. Norris,
Republican, 3S4; for Nehemiah H. Higgins,
Jr.. Democrat, 1913; for Albert F. Burnham,
Peoples Party, 20; necessary for choice, 3s9.
Mr.. Norris lacked, therefore, 5 votes Of an cleo
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Advertised Letters.

xLLswoRrH POST OFFICE. Mar. 4, 1898.
Mr.. A. b. Ames. Mrs. Maris Jordan,
Mrs. Amanda Meader,
Mr.. Alden W. Treworgy.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. &. DEvKREUX, p. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Died.

obituary notices beyond The Date, Name and
Aye must pad for al the rate or ten cents hne
EN-worth-Fcb. ,? Martha H., infant dau liter
of MIR. and Mrs. Chare- T., Royal, months
March 3, Mrs.. Mary J., wlle " 3. r. Gray,
about IA years.
North EN-wurth-Mar ,. Mrs.. Lucinda Tourte
lotte, :! year., and II months.
salisbury Cove-feb. -, Mr.. Frank -. Emery,
81 year,, months and day
Green's lAnding-Feh. r, MIR Cha-. A. Russ.
Mount De-crt-March l. MIR Edward : Rich
ari-on, - years and months.
Lynn Mass.-Jan. 81. MIR. Carrie j., wife Of
Joseph II Ball Of Lynn, and dau glitter Of the late
Samuel Goodwin OF Ellsworth, "a years months
and IL DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09


granted a pension OF IS per month
K.s. l.. p. torhrane preached at West
to. !>horo aud sullivan last sunday.
Mr Addison Saunders has lately moved
tutu the How stevens house On High street.
The spring term OF the f. NJ. G. Seminary,
Bluk>port begins on Monday, March 10th.
The steamer Frank Jones goes on the
-autr between RockIand and Machiasport
-au thi> week.
> T Edridge is doing the plumbing in
-.. new Manning block. and also at the Han
House.
The schools in district No 8. least side)
~ lose their winter term on Friday of this
w,,k,
The drinking fountain on state street, near
H.'- market, has been frozen up for some
t.. ua>i.
Special meeting of Lygonia Lodge this
Wednesday, evening. Work in the third
--rc. \ full attendance is requested.
Rev. Cora : Cochrane offcisted at the fu-
a Of Mrs. Humphrey Saundrr. last Friday
.ne7ueou, in most acceptable manner, We
we are 1lad to hear that there ha, been
r- 4 marked change for the better in the
uatou Of Mr.. Frank Partridge who has
..,nNery VII
The petition for the abatement Of the state
,sN ,t BAT Iarbor on the ground Of oyer-sa-
.aHun ha, been dismissed by the committee
sutaN reform.
Geo. ?. Osgood lost valuable horse few
.A,> 40, 10y getting him into the snow in
val.h b, ruptured blood vessel from the
.a-,,> OF v hioh he died
Nj hayle, Leland closed very success
4, term Of school in the Beechland district
q, week. 1t was h> first term, but he taught
~ i veteran and is highly compmented on
the good work be did.
Capt John A. Lord has recently pur-
chased THE schooner Joseph Hay OF New Bed
ford an oaA built cenier-board craft of about
TO tons, and sin soon leave home TO take com
mand of Der.
Mrs Fora Lewis, dre->maker. left here
saturday. for Buck>port where ,he viii >pend
fuw week. with her friends. She will re-
u5eu her -bof A-aiu The first Monday OF April,
9 ->-''
gag far hitie neighhor Juia, Mr.. r. I.
.utttf, daughter. gave party At her home
ua Central street, Tuesday afternoon. of last
n-,A. ta celebrate her third birthday. \ num-
~ N'"i- '''"NS W.T. pis>en'' a"N
" ~ "eie >Ut'e' '"'''''s ''i'iu''
-'u Monday OF this week. Master Willie
e-lt4. -un If Mr 4. II. Grinda, while run
rttnpin- mschine IN the i. +. Cole
factory. rot biz hand caught in the ma
.a.. aut - badly damned it, that amputa-
tae torednaer Wa necessary. The
49, Otherwise severely bruised and cut
I.tre ! avery smart and capsule Young
Natnam, who not only teaches school
-.mmer 10 Very acceptable manner, but
@iuter he j. driving pair Of horses to
t.- -;aNe-wood for her father. The woods
td.'' u such -rl> IN Hancock county.
The ordinance ot baptism was admins
red to IA students OF the East Maiue Confer
eu.e Summary 4, the Franklin stree, NJ T.
clu--b. Ruck,p9rt. last SUNDAY week. The
rs-emou, VA, performed 3, Rev. A. +. Chase
assisted hy the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bo,nton.
Mis-, I.ue, r. O,-ood Of this city has com
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.
Life is an ocean,

Each one has bis bark.'
Some have bark they would gladly be rid
of-a ceaseless. persistent, determined cough!
present by day, not absent by night. II YOU
take the wings OF the morning and fly to the
uttermost parts OF the earth, it will go with
you, There is just one thing TO do: begin n
thorough treatment with DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and the problem Is solved!
You v i'll wonder where 1t is gone, and when
it went! The picture is not overdrawn colds
lingering and obstinate coughs. and even Con-
sumption, in Its early stages, yield to this po-
tent vegetable compound. Large bottles. one
dollar, at druggists. and guaranteed 10 be"eht
or cure, in every case, or money refunded by
its makers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Dyspepsia q National Characteristic.


Some observer ha. truly said that We are
nation Of dyspeptics. Bishop SIN. more than
four hundred year. ago, wrote lwO line. which
might be- adopted ss motto by the msloriiy
Of our naiiVe-born citizens
4 cannot car but litlle meat.
", stomach !. not good.
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u,,,. ,,.,,i.,,t.r,, ,,,,y - Fn,t.n,t ,r.,,.
M, I'm sxtr,me prah,l.ll,, 4. ..,ri,,.., \,
,ht. ~. tn. ut,rh.,,,, .i.i,,.,,n. 49,.
,..,,.,.,, =, ,,,,.k.,. Mn. .,.,,.,.t -
l"t- into'rrsneF' Ani Anupaihi " hinet plr-
Of our Puritan ancestors may ~ei se atiribg-
I'D Ia IN. ter,,td li.er. and acid .ton.eb. az
80, -. --..,,,.,- -
oohb'iA'a ussfsp''o' a"a i"' 'esuiauE nlfh'A'
conditions TO which such are subject Daniel
" et~ter .a,. of them:
-, =, "a. -, h.r.,,., .,-,,...,,, -,
- a'-..,,.s. ~. ..,aIsr. y, ~ rn',i.nJ
~ 1,, ~, -, ,,,,..,...., M ~ 800
~ ~, ,t i.," ~, 'hsr,,, "a ,nss 49,, $50
=, $500, ~, ~ I,.,.s..,, ,h., 80.
49,, 800. '.'.,,i5 -. ,h',ir a..
,,l h,, a, NV, - ma ~, r.is sas
Z, ,g'.r,.s ~ ai,.h ,hs, h.a m ia,,,.aa I m,
~ 49, ,..,ny .sn.ihls e, h,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
Married.

Buck-port =, by Rev. Wm. Forsyth,
Edwin { Jouc- and Frances \ SWEET both OF
Buck-port
eedgwlch March \, AT the home OF the bride :
parents, MIR. and MIR. Joseph Hutchings hy
Rev r. A Davis, MIR >turer T.. Henderson OF
BuchilI and Miss Lillian Hutch!n.- OF scdgwick.
Boston-MAr. L. by Rev. Loren Il. Macdonald.
DR. sullivan II. Wlsgin Of Ellsworth, and Mis-
Helen Luella iiopk!L- Of New ORR City.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09
City and County


Blowing Hard \. II Norris
IAuatr, The Hopper Company.
rGtiou-P Il Friend at ais.
\sl4er of Furccio-ure-A ; Penney
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-09

seal Co.e-feb. H. 70 Mr. and Mr. benjamin
Carter, tighter.
steuben-tcb- %, TO Mr.. and Mr.. Charlie. Has
krl daughter.
Northeast iiarhor-Feh- IS To- Mr. and Mr..
Fred Poster a daughter.
South Deer l-lc-ttb. q. to Mr.. aud Mr.. Cha-.
Smith, a son.