Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-15
is appointed for next Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. John A. Peters, jr.

F. Redmans store. 1t is an excellent
likeness of Ellsworth's late esteemed
citizen.
A meeting of the official board of the
Methodist church was held after the sup
per last Thursday evening. Everett
Tinker was engaged for sexton for the
ensuing year.
Saturday, Charles Sargent, OF Ellswort h,
was fined 80 and costs for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. He was COM
mitted in default.
Evangelistic meetings, in which the
Baptist and Free Will Baptist churches
are uniting, are to be held every evening
this week, except Saturday, at 7 O'Clock,
in the Free Will Baptist church. The
meetings thus far have been we'll at
tended, and Miss Treworgy commends
herself to all as an earnest and able
speaker. Meetings next Sunday and
through the following week.
Zabud Fosters house on Maple street
has been sold, through c. H. Emery, to
Coleman Davis.
On page Z of this issue may be found
sermon preached on Nov. 4, by Rev. Cora
S. Cochrane at the Unitarian church, on
"Power Of Love"
The supper given by the Unity club at
the vestry OF the Unitarian church last
Wednesday evening proved very pleas
ant affair, and success financially as
well as socially.
Eagle hook and ladder company are
making preparations to celebrate New
Years eve with a masquerade ball and
supper at Hancock hall. Monaghan's or
chestra will furnish the music.
The many friends of Mrs. G. F. New
man are pleased to hear of her safe arrival
home after an absence of six weeks in the
homeopathic hospital at Boston, also to
hear of her convalescence.
List of letters remaining uncaled for at
the Ellsworth post office, Nov. l.: Wal
lace NJ. Foy. Miss Annie Lattimer, Henry
W. b. Leach, William Eobbins, Miss Lot
tie +. Thomas, Miss Lizzie Nj. Tripp.
Judge Emery fms he'd the term of court
at Auburn last Saturday, and returned to
Ellsworth, Saturday evening. He was
accompanied by his son Harry, of
Bowdoin college, who spent sunday with
his parents.
The burning of a. b. Haynes camp at
/ Great Pond Was reported in THE AMERG-
CAN three weeks ago. The fire was OF
incendiary origin. Suspicion points
strongly to the identity of the incendiary,
and efforts are being made to bring him
to Justice.
The Bucksport correspondent to the
Bangor NetUS dolefully Whines: Ellis
worth is getting ready to build a third
shoe factory and Bucksport has nary
one. Is The board of trade dead or only
sleeping? Is there any board of trade in
Bucksport, anyhow
The quarterly meeting of the Metho
dist church was held last Sunday. Sacra
ments of baptism and holy commu-
Mon were administered. Eight members
We're received into the church. The
pastor preached from the subject,
"Christian Life and Example,
a large congregation listened intently
Moral Sentiment of a Community and
How to Enforce 1t, at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday evening. Rev
Mr.. Yale suggested the formation of a
citizens league. The sermon is pub
lished in full on page of this issue.
1t is a pleasure to state that DIR. F. +.
Nye, formerly of Brewer and Bluehill,
and well known here as an intelligent
and successful trainer of trotting horses,
has nearly recovered from his mental
+ troubles and will soon be able to resume
the practice of his profession. The item
which has been going the rounds of the
Maine press announcing DR.. Nye's death
at the insane hospital is entirely errone-
ous.-Bangor Commercial.
Last Saturday afternoon Il gathering at
the Congregational vestry listened with
intense interest to delightful talk by
NJ Mss Annie {. Emery on her recent visit
to Greece. Miss Emery spoke without
notes, and with ease. She talked for
about an hour and held the undivided
attention of her audience throughout.
After the lecture a sale of confecti ionery
and of useful and fancy articles was
held The proceeds We're applied to mis-
siouary work.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, at the home of
the groom at Wollaston Heights, Mass,
at 4 30 p. M, Miss Nellie NJ. Pettengill
of Ellsworth, daug hter of he late Melville
f. Pettengill, of Hancock, and Harvey d.
Black, of Nollaston, formerly OF Ellis
worth, were united in marriage by the
Rev Preston Gurnty. Only few rela
tives We're present Many useful and
ornamental presents We're received, MIR.
and Mrs Black viii reside at No. u
Stafford street, Wollaston Heights, Mass.
j. p. Gould, of this city, is one of the
most enthusiastic admirers of Green
Lake. and has for years been regular
sojourner at hat resort, where he has
very comfortable cottage. He says the
cottagers have full confidence in Supt.
Robinson OF he Green Lake fish hatchery,
and that the only trouble has been that
for q time he Gill net used at he hat O. h.