Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-08

last Monday evening. The association Is
reported to be in a prosperous condition.
Two applications for loans were received.
The interior of NJ. Gallerts s dry goods
store has been adorned with number of
unique and tasteful fixtures. The appear
ance of the show windows has also been
improved by the addition Of similar fix
lures.
That warden's report that Supt. Robin
son, of the United States fish hatchery, of
Green Lake, was defying the Maine laws
and banqueting on salmon, turns out to
be the meanest fish story" of the season.
There is not word of truth in it.-LeU-
iston Journal.
A "clipping bee" will be given by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor at the Baptist vestry room this
wednesday, evening. Each one attend
ing is expected to read a clipping not
exceeding ten lines. Refreshments will
be served.
Fr Kelley, who has served as assistant
at st. Joseph's church during the sum-
mer, leaves this week for Bangor where
he has been appointed assistant at st.
Johns church. During his stay here FIR.
Kelley made many friends by his genial
disposition.
Leamon E. Moore, who lately resigned
the position of sub-principal of the High
school, left for Colorado last Monday
evening accompanied by his brother
Everard. A large delegation of high
school students were at the station to bid
their late teacher farewell.
Pretty good storm that for a starter.
From IA to 20 inches fell in this vicinity,
while Bangor had only four inches. The
merry jingle of sleigh bells remind one Of
winter surely And then the sidewalks.
They remind of winter too. No broken
limbs yet reported.
School at North Ellsworth h and at BriIn-
mer's Bridge began Monday; Margaret
Latin is teaching at No. 2. Mary A.
Grindel at No. I, and Helen q. Adams at
No. 8. Schools at Dollardtown and West
Ellsworth Will begin Monday, with +. f.
Richards and Z. X. Jones, teachers.
Frank G. Coombs has rendered his res
ignation as superintendent of the b. h.
o.
took effect Nov. /. He is succeeded by
David +. Trebou, Of Boston, " no assumed
charge this week Mr.. Trebou has been
connected in like capacity with several
large factories in both the East and West
Miss 5. J. Treworgv, the Well-known
evangelist, is to hold series of meetings
in Ellsworth. The meetings viii be held
in the Free Will Baptist church, he first
one next sunday evening, Nov. II, at /
o'clock. All the churches of the city
have been invited to unite in these evan
geIstic services which Will be continued
every evening during the week.
\ caribou was shot near the lower end
of Green Lake Monday afternoon by
Albion Carlisle The animal was brought
into Shute's market, where it attracted
considerable attention, There was a diff
ference of opinion among many who saw
young moose This is the first caribou
shot in this vicinity in years.
\ large party of friends assembled at
the home OF Edmoa Emo and wife
Monday evening to celebrate the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding. A most de-
lightful evening was passed and the
guests Joined in wishing The host and
hostess many more such pleasant ami
versaries. Mr.. and Mrs. Emo received
many handsome gifts appropriate for
crystal wedding.
Rev. Fr Butler left last Friday for his
t,,Il a e Irb | iat, \ lnr
delegation of friends was at the depot to
see him off and bid him God speed. Fr.
Kelley otiiciated at the Catholic church
ON Sunday Fr. Butler will be succeeded
here by Rev. James O'Brien, of Winn,
who is expected here this week. fr
O'Brien comes to Ellsworth highly rec
commended as an eloquent and capable
preacher.
The team from Hale's livery stable, at
tached to the stage connecting with the
boat, ran away at the wharf Saturday.
the day MAS wild and wet. The Wind
blew gale, and waves dashed up over the
wharf. The horses We're frightened at the
waves and started on run up the hill.
Driver b. >. Lamson WAS busy getting
baggage from the boat when the team
started. The horses tore up the steep
hill near ne harf There WAS one badly
frightened passenger in the stage. At the
top of the hill he jumped from the stage
and landed unhurt. The team tore on to
the Surry road where the stage upset. The
horses broke away from it, and dragging
the forward heels Wit h them, set sail for
home. At the top of Bridge hill the
horses fell and We're caught The stage
su fftred damage to the amount OF fifty
dollars. The horses were slig htly injured.
Church Notes.