Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-29

was serN "a in the lower hall. and a RIGHT good
time Is reported.
Alvin Hssism expects to leave next week Ia
take charge OF the drive on the Alligator and
Tue West Branch. The crew under Roderics
aebonald has already left for Partridge Brook
but the heavy snow fall OF last week NAV
hinder active work somewhat
Members Of the savings and loan association
are reminded thst the regular monthly meet.
| ing for April will be held next Monday even.
/ Ing al 80 AT the Office OF Grant 4 Cushmap in
Manning block. Business OF importance Is ia
! be transacted, snd a full attendance Is desired
/ Extensive repairs have been made At The
American house. snh papertng and painting
/ have been going on for some time. In the
| dining room rev floor has been laid. new
/ paper put on the walls, snd many small tables
1 substituted for the few long ones Several
new pictures adorn the walls
/ The Easter Monday ball at Hancock hall
was very pleasant time Llndslrs orchestra
/ furnished the music and the concert tina, pre-
coded the dsncing justified all the good things
that had been said about it before the event.
George A. Joy had general charge OF affairs.
and he attended 10 his duties In his customary
( capable manner
! The spring term Of the high school begins
Monday. April >. under the instruction Of W.
ii Dresser. principal, Lesmon +. Moore. sub.
| prinripsl, snd Mart II. Mcfarland. assistant.
The other city schools those at the Falls. and
81 Reechsud. will open April g Mis-. Abbie
Joy takes Mis- Jordan'- place 10 the Pine
street intermediate, and Miss Annie Mullsn
succeeds TO Mis- JOYS position in the School
street grammar school.
The Odd Fellow. viii celebrate the seventy.
fifth suniycr>ar, o. old Fellow ship by ri, lng
an entertainment in Haucock hall on April %
II VII be- given by L,jpk lodge. and will con-
list Of p concert and ball. Short addresses III
sl>o he given by some prominent out-of-town
members 81 the order. The following COM
u,itiec j. N charge Of the aGsir: DR.. W. NJ
Ha'ue>. nr- c. : BragdoB, + l. Ma~ou l.. +.
g ~, ". Il. Parker, 4. l.. Marsng. Fred H.
O-.,od GEO. W. ll.sn, and +. T. Gray.
movement hr. been started hy several
ladies ~ the Congregational society to organ
TIE the ha'- apd sirI- between the ayes OF
twelve and eighteen year> into club for the
purpose ~ interesting them In out-of-,ioors
sGu.s iutr- lhe coming summer. and 10 cul-
ti,Hc their Po~rF- of observation and love
cf uslure. THE cluh Will be divided into two
sections those between the age % twelve
sn1 fifteen, aud those between fifteen and
eighteen. snd prtze- for the be-t work iu each
section wfu he offered. Arrangements have
been ma ia for series Of tax upon the va
rieu- subjects fn b. gwen by persons " no are
specialists "A these hue> Of study Thee are
TO h. Opened 81 the puht generally and will
ipuh;le-, p, Of great interest. To secure the
cooperation % parents and friends OF the
children. They are invited 10 become honorary
III, mheT- hy paving the -mAi. fee 81 fifty cents
f5r the season iAprii I-Oci. l.. The ladies
who i,-ue The caiI srr Mr.. l.. 4 Emery,
Mr.. \ Z. King. Nh. g. +. pu,lon. Ms. NJ.
lark, MI, Sarah w BurriH. Mis- Alice
n. Scott. preliminary meeting va hehI At
tee bolts, Of Mr., l. A. Emery la~' Tuesday
evening Wark = ID begin st once ami the
fir lrcjura wtIi he given At The Congregation
a. Se,tr on Friday evening. April 6, by Mr.
Nancy Hardy ot brewer. w DO viii give tax
on Bear. Although ihi. lecture i intend
rl grimtrI.y for The member. Of the new club
Jhe pahIie generally = invited Mr. Hsrds 4,
At orrf'npIn-i-i of some rrpute aud may be
hearH after ia b. ,pr,is,-y but hi talk on
"Brir-." ah.rb ha- greatly pleased audiences
ia k4n- y and Buck>yott. vii h- given fr-t
tr..ui- III both Bangor aud Buck>por, write
iat Mr. HsrlN'> taik ! likely To interest
fr~. 81 eli 4. h. s., .. b.u- &,