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Fishing at Tunk Pond.

Tnnk pond seems to be The Mecca for fisher
men just now, and many are the parties from
all sectious that are spending from two day.
to week there.
Last week party Of seven, consisting OF L.
B. Deasy and Albion +. Alley Of Bar Harbor.
and A. ". King. DR.. 9. A. Phillips, George
II. Grant, L. F. Hooper and +. W. Rollins.
spent two days at Jones camp. on the south
side. On the way down they were Hospitality
entertained at the Manor Inn st Sullivan.
At the camp, which is In charge OF Mr.
Robinson and his wife. they were royalty
received and heartily fed. During their stay
a Cherr, field party, among whom were Samuel
and Fred Campbell. came from the upper end
OF The pond. and made pleasant call.
just before the departure of the party Sat-
urday, W. II. Lawrence. OF the sullivan Har.
Dor land company. arrived with a party Of
friends. and on the way out Messrs. CraLtres
and Hasey Of sullivan were met going In.
The travelling through the woods Is not
good; the snow Is very deep, and parties con.
tempIsting going In are advised not to at empt
II with anything but single teams. or II two
horses are used, they should be rigged tandem
The Ellsworth part, arrived home Saturday
night on the 40 train, bringing with them
seventeen togue and trout
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Great Pom.
FE. Mace was in Bangor the first 1T
Of the week,
Messrs Dorsey and Wardwell were in
town Thursday en- route for home
j. r. Giles and Henry Hastings Of ELS
worth went into the woods on Thursda,
Ezra Williams, who has been confined
TO the house several days by Illness Is out
again.
Geo. Mcdonald, Of Ellsworth was in
town Thursday night. going 10 the Par
fridge Brook camp on Friday.
T. H Vose of Bangor. A. f. Mace OF
Aurora, and + T.. Mace Of Or at Pond
were fishing at HalfMllr pond on Friday.
Gen. G. w. Roberts returnei home
Wednesday from his f. ,y->econd trip 10
Alligator. IL reports catching some line
trout.
The monotony Of the winter has been
such that il needs the pen of Dickens Ia
write loca that are not monotonous 90
We were com laining the other Il be-
cause Of the inertness of our towuspeople
for everyone seems to be too intent Il
business to indulge in anything like muse
meut SO the same routine goes on, and
we STE the same faces as they 90 tn and
fro-wtn. of course. a few exceptions
But the weeks are not dreary, for the
faces are always pie SAINT ones, and there
is many merry story told, and many q
hearty laugh by the blazins fire: while We
think how true ii is that the = little pleas
ures' make up the charm Of life,
Feb IL. FLossIE.
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The Kings Daughters are very grateful for
donation Of $5 received during the pssi week.
On Feb. % the Kings Daughters are to give
the music-loving people Of Ellsworth rare
treat In concert by the Cecilisn qusrtetie,
assisted by Miss Agnes Mabel Stafford. reader.
The quar,e,te Is the one whirh represented
Maine at the State Day ut the Worlds Fair.
and their concerts In various cities are highly
praised. Miss Stafford Is a graduate OF the
Emerson college OF orafory, Boston. and has
Testimonials from President Emerson and
Prof. and Mrs. Southwick OF that institution.
as well rs from many cities where she has
read.
The friends who have contributed so gener.
onsly to the Kings Daughters this winter will
be interested TO know that much OF the money
and clothing has been already used in cases
OF great restitution.
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BORN

NtNELL~-tt Deer lie. Ian J. 10 Mr. ami Mrs
Lutrer : >cycli-. a son.
WEIGH NJ Deer Lie. Jan 8, % Mr. ana Mr.
Alfrrd T. WEIGH. a -un.
StLLtR>-At Deer lie Jan 2. to Mr. and Mr.
Dudley seller. iaught
uREENLAw- At Deer l-lc. Jan H. 10 Mr. aud
Mr.. Edwin GrrcnlAw, a daughter
sFR NGTE-N Deer I-lc. Ian. 81 T. Nr and
Mr. Freeman SpraEuc son
GREE>-At Deer Isle Jan, 30 To Mr. aud Mrs.
Ulysses " Green, son,
RoBERTsoN-At sui ivan Feb. = 10 Mr. and
Mr. Ira Robertson. son.
CARNER-At Brook.siilc. Feb l. IL Mr. and
Mr. Fred Carver, a dAu shirr.
HiMBLlN-At Deer Isle. Feb. q ID Nj. aud
MIR. Allen ;. Hamblin. daughter
MAkTl>-8t Deer Isle. Feb. & 10 Mr. ana Mira.
william Martin, son.
LEACu-At rcnob-cot, FEB I. 10 Mr. and MIR.
Burke Leach. son
HOW ARD-At Biu-hiil. Jan n to Mr. ami Mr.
Inner! y Howard, daughter
sTAPLE>-At Brooklin Jan 3 90 Mr. and Mr.
Jcs-e l. Staples. dauS hter- Harriet
HEATiI-h oriani, Jan. -. 20 MIR. and MIR
Wallace Heath. a
CLpSSoS-At Hancock, Jan. ? 10 Mr. and Mr..
franS T., Clos-on. -on.
GRAI-At >e'igwick, Feb. Q. TO MIR AMI Mrs.
Luther W Gray, daus htsr.
sHAw-At West Gouid-boro FEB. ~. IL Mr..
and Mr.. Charles W. shaw. = son
MooN-At Hancock. Feb u. 10 Mr.. and Mr..
George r.. Moun, a -on.
" tIkER-At East iAmoinc ; b y 10 Mr aud
Mr. Nelson u Walker. "A son.
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Lamoine Beach.
". + De-l-le was in Ellsworth on bu,i-
Mes ms week
Mrs. II l. Smith, who has been quite
W. : slowly improving.
George Sneha has returned to North
west liAE or, where he is working.
Nelson Walker and wife are receiving
congratulations IN the advent Of a son.
John Ryan, who has been In Boston for
some time, Is at home spending q few
We X with hi, family.
The social society had very pleasant
meeting Friday evening with Mrs. S. Y.
D,sl>ic About sixty were present The
next meeting viii be with Ms. Luther
Giipatrick
+ eniy OF work here, although 1t is hard
times away. The people are all busy and
think times never were better. Some are
digging c!sms and exchanging them for
groceries: Others are cutting wood and
house building, while still larger mum yer
are working In the factory. About 900
bottles have been packed this week.
FIJI III
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Lawyer-"Are you a single NAM" Witness
$50, sor. Oh am twin Iadianapo Journal
father-"Did you get student lamp, my SOM"
Son-"Yes, father" Father-"well. 20 and buy
some midnight oil to use in it."-Pree Press.
Many officials sit down on fraud just as If they
thought there was an inverted tack on it.-De.
fr0if journal
Boarder-"Is this genuine vegetable soup?'
Waiter-"Yes, sir: fourteen carrots fine
Rochester Democrat.
so you think you will not go to Mrs Flat
bred's at home'?" mo. l prefer to call when
I'm not so sure of finding her in."- Brooklyn Life
The officers of the army are hereafter to have
whistles in their sword hilts. They will then be
better able to return blow for blow.-Bosfor
Transcript
Have you met that elderly girl that Smith has
married. He says she Is sample of Virgins
beauty" "a samplei should call her q rem
nant."- pogue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15
Special Aldermeu,s Meeting.

The board of aldermen OF Ellsworth held 9
special meeting on Tuesday evening to set
upon certain recommendations Of the finance
committee.
The full board, with the exception Of Alder.
man Maddocks, was present Mayer Higgins
presided.
Alderman MahoDey. chairman Of the finance
committee. reported that In the matter Of A.
X. Devereux, collector Of taxes in 1855, and J.
A. McGown, collector In 1890 and 1891, the
committee recommended that each be RENTED
from The uneollected taxes Of their respective
commitment II was explained that large
proportion OF these "failings' wss not only
unsolicited. but also uncoilectible, and that It
was needless TO maintain open account
with the ex-colectors any longer.
Mr.. Devereuxs account amounted to sill IS
aud he agreed, in the event of a remission OF
500. TO assume snd pay the balance Of eli. IS.
Mr.. McGown's account amounted to $50 u for
80, and SSH for 81, Il total OF sli131 and
he agreed to pay Sli31. on the same condition.
After detailed explanation OF the two ex-
collectors. the board, on motion OF Alderman
Eldridge, voted to remit 800 10 each case. and
close the account.
Adjourned.
The finance committee started In Monday
evening on the work OF preparing the financial
statement OF the fiscal year Just closed. and ex.
pect, 10 complete the work before the close OF
the week. This committee Is composed OF
Aldermen Mshoney, Eldridge and Haynes.
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DIED.

THOMPSON At Seal Harhor. Feb, :, at the res
idence OF hi- daughter, MIR. Charles II. Chem
ent-, Capt solomon ). Thompson of Eden
aged u year, month.
HARRlS-At Deer Isle. Jan &, Mr.. Sarah liar.
ris. aged Is years, 9month-, 10 days.
CAMPBELL-At Deer I-le Jan II, Samuel " !.
Campbell aged - years, months.
FfflELD-N Deer Isle, Jan Il. Mrs. Abigail
". fihed aged 20 years months days
EATON-At Deer Isle, Jan. ~. Leon Eaton aged
years, months.
ALEXANDRIA, Deer Isle, Jan. y, Miss Avis
Alexander aged 20 years, months.
TORREf-At Deer I-le, Jan. q. Mrs Joanna
Iorrey. aged g. years, months.
HoRToN-At Deer I-ie, Jan. %. Samuel D. Hor-
ton, aged 81 years. months.
DUSHAM-At Deer Isle Jan. 30, John Dun.
ham, aged q. years, months.
STINsoN-At Deer I-le, jan. 80 JACK stinson,
aged 80 years, months.
CHM At Drland, Jan. 6, Eliza ID. CHM aged
- years, months, D days.
DORR-At Orland. Jan. Il, Arthur ID. Dorr,
aged u years, 10 months.
DAvis-At Orland. Jan. Is, James Davis, aged
IA years.
THoMPsoN-At Oriand. Jan. 81. Emery Alex.
ander Thompson. aged rs years, months, 3
days.
wOoDBRIDGE-A, orland, Jan. "A, Lillias
Woodbridge. aged 80 years
HARRfMAN-At Orland, Jan. - Ralph Har.
riman. aged IL years, months, days.
BLAISDELL-At Orland, Jan. % Lorenzo
Blaisdell aged So years.
SAUNDERS-At Orland, Jan. 90. Agnes A
Saunders, aged ~ years, month, 10 days.
GRINDALL-At Bluehill, Jan. 30 Mrs. Mary
GriDdall, aged s. years.
FR1ESD-At West Brooklin, Feb. 2, Mrs. Ada
+. Friend. aged 50 years, II months, 3 days.
CLAY-At Bluehill, Feb. 4. Miss Stella L. Clay
aged 10 years, months. ii days.
PERKINS-At Penobscot, Feb. 5, Edgar s. Per
kins. aged 81 years.
| EATON-At Deer Isle, Feb. 5, Clarence A. Eat
on, aged Is years.
sMALL-At sedgwick, Feb. 9, Gladys Alma
Small. aged p days
| HARTSHORN-At West Ellsworth, Feb. H. Mrs
Louisa Ii Hartshorn. aged rs years. / month.
BLAKE-At West Sullivan. Feb. 2, Capt. Gard
Ber ID. Blake. aged u years, II days.
NEWMAN At TT mont, Feb. 8. Henry f. New
man, aged IS years
| EMERY-At Eide n, Feb. TO- Clarence Desmond
| Emery, aged . years, 10 months, "a days.
| DOw-At Hancock, Feb. IL, Mrs. Lucetta c
| Dow. aged ~ years, II months, II days.
| WARE-At Bucksporf, Feb. Is, Charles F. Ware
| aged IS years, 0 months
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MARRIED..

GRAi-CoLE-At Deer 1-le. Jan. II. by Rev
Charlie. Hradlc" Of Rocklani, Miss Jennie {
cray Of Rockiand to samuel Cole jr,, OF DceI
l-lr.
NORTON -HORToN-M Deer I-le Jan IT, by
Rev Benjamin :. Fidrld, Mis- Ora--a " Nor
ton 10 ceorSe r Horton, both OF Deer I-le.
WEBBER-C ARPENTER-At Hancock. Jan :
by A u. CTahtrre e-q, Mis- PAMELA & Wen
Der 81 Ellsworth 10 John II. Carpenter OF Han
cock.
SMALI-GRINDLE-At orland, Feb T. rs Rev
Charles Roger, Mis- Celia A. small to Drlaud,
Grindle, both Of Bucksport.
SAWlER-R oHBlNS-At Deer Isle, Feb. B. h}
Rev J. : Richards. Mi-- Margcry \. Sawyer
TO Joseph : Robbins, both OF Deer I-lc.
PIC hERiNG McDo>ALD-At Deer l-le. frh
s. 10y tra-tus J Cart. r. e-4., Miss Elnors, VI
Pickering 10 AnEu- Mcdonald, both VI Dcel
-e.
CARTER-GRAi-At >edgwick. Feb. g. rs Rev
\. W Young, Mis- Fl tr carter OF >cdg wick
10 Wilbur Gray II Bluehli.
EsTO>-EAToS-At Deer I-le Feb g. hy Thos
II. Holder ess. esq Miss Nellie VI Eaton I,
Michael l.. Eaton both OF Deer Isle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

Miss Clara Prcbe is qltc III with a
severe cold.
Mrs. W o. Emery was the CUES, Of Mrs
+. NJ. Eaton a. dinner on Monday.
Mrs. W II. Lawrence spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. c. A. Chaplain
Everyone has bad cold It seems 70
be the worst type OF cold that has visited
Us for years.
Mrs. Bradbury Smith has been in Steuben
for some time, II was her former home.
and she finds many friends and relatives
10 visit.
Misses Le,tie and Margaret Taylor Of
West Sullivan are attending high school
here. They board with Mrs. VI Frank
lin.
Mrs. A. 5. Cummings writes from Bos-
ton that her brothers john S. and Daniel
S Emery are both recovering from their
recent Illness.
Reading club At Miss Dunbar'- on Mon
day night. A small but select party spent Il
pleasant evening with readings, .ioric,
and last bat not least, heaps of popcorn.
Warrep Neal. the accommodation stage
driver, was quite surprised - be SELF "a by
the arm by :. $. Buuker'- big brown dog.
Halhs W tlith GOATS no serious INJURY
WAS received. but he scarcely fsncic- such
little fsmiliarities on the part Of a strange
dog.
w H Lawrence. j. F. Stevens aud
Bradbury Smith spent Saturday and sun
day at Tunk pond. ON Friday Mr.. Law
renee is TO acc mpiny Hon. Frank mes
aud party u Turk where they will sprud
Few days with Robinson al his excellent
hotel, and will try the fishing which Is
said TO be very coed.
Mrs. G. A. Stimson entertained SOrosi-.
a. her delightful home, last Thursday.
A large company gathered shortly before
tea and spent merry. social evening. Miss
Hattie Corners pleased the company with
one of her wonderful whistling solns Mis-
Bartlett sang The Song Of the Stream
very prettily, Miss Evans read Il selection
from Pick1ick Papers and Mis- Wilson
presided at the piano 10 ACCOMPANY the
singers ln several songs, and also played
several very pretty selections. All hearth
ly thanked Mrs. Stlmson for their pleasant
evening, aud were invited TO meet a.
Manor Inn where they will be cordially
welcomed by Mrs. W. q. Emery aud Mr..
W II Lawrence.
Feb. 10. SCB
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.


= ..'"a. '.' ''''''U Ma''" f.
W,rGvarl Eto- tNpect to open their new
ir4- ,'ore ou Nsiu street early next week.
At.s.I4a...ta- az tbs Unit.ri.n >ociet,
wf. b. n.l A ih- ,..tr, TIL. "wednesday
evening.
Tb, --.r- III ,h- Gle. block. recently occu-
t.iNlu.. Il -.r,.r.. h,. besn let 10 jaime.
+. Forl.
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advertisements.

This remedy Is becoming 30 well known and
60 popular rs to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine does not ex.
ist and II Is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Btters will cure all diseases OF the
Liver and Kidneys. will remove Plmpies,
Boils. Salt Rbeum and other affections caused
by impure biood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure al Ms
Isris fevers. For cure Of Headache, Consti-
patton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters =
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded. Price 80 cts. and el.00 per bottle 1t
8. D. Wiggin's drug stors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

lrrparau 'n> i'r a horse tr,t IN the ice
II the bay, during the lat ar part { last
wees. were made. Several speedy ones
have bern purchased in I wn lately
Edgar Perkins. ne Of the best Of our
citlL ~, died the 9TH inst after a brief
lnue>> Mr.. Perkins was man II wide
culture and inf rmat H. and upright in
MI ii> ways lie viii b. sadly missed By
his wide circle If friends, and NJ re.
meHhcred by Ms wnsmen, a, a III del
citizen.
on Feb 9. Mr. and Mr. Paris s Leach
e \ rth Pen b>c celebrated the tenth
anniversary ( their marriage. lag
number friend, snd relatives gathered
at their d me in the aftern ,on AMI even
lug After Il seas II : cial interc urse
untfu supper was served which gave
angle evidence the culinary skill II the
sizes. large r ETY. f presen was
rccriA Il. Including glass. silver. china and
Autn- After au evening spent in cial
amusement. refreshments were served,
after which the mpan, began I, disp rst
wishing the uple many decades Of hap
py wooded Re.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

Ellsworth lodge No. 10. A. o. L. W, 10.
stalled officers last Tuesday evening, Feb. 10.
81 follows John A. Lord, Z. NJ. w: Her.
bert II. Holt, NJ. W; T. II sirstton. foreman
Wills Jordan. oyerseer; John +. Know lton,
Recorder; T. +. Robinson. finsncier; Lewis
Friend, receiver; Frank T. Gray. guide
Parker l., saunders. inside Waterman; Elmer
+ Rowe. outside wAtchman.
The ceremony va, performed In = very sat
i>factory manner by Geo W. Higgins. u. d.
q. NJ w, Of thi- city, assisted by ;. u. Wig
yin a. grand guide, snd Henry A. Haynes As
+. o. w.
Three candidates were initiated; the lodge Is
IN fouri-hing condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

AT the request Of several Of his customers, J.
W. Coombs has put In a stock Of preserved cher
ries. so desirable In the making Of frozen pud
ding.
Don't waste time. money and health, trying
every new medicine you may see advertised In
the papers. II the cause of your trouble is In the
blood. liver. stomach or kidneys, take Ayers
sarsaparilla at once. and be sure Of cure. Take
no other.
There is no claim made for Ayers sarsaparills
which cannot be endorsed by scores Of testimo
mails This fact plainly proves that the blood i,
the source Of most disorders and thai Az er's sar
saparilla is the best OF blood purifiers. Try
Il this month.
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a Correction.

In It's report OF the meeting Of the board OF
sIierm,n last week, THE AMERICAN made
Ma, or Higgins say that he thought the rate
paid for electric lighting was comparatively
low.
What the mayor said was this: The
electric light company claims tina, We are
getting tbi, lilhi cheaper than any other city
or town IN the State. 1t seems Impossible to
get better terms than We are now getting"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

Wateryille Democrat: ". o. Fuller. IT.. made
his initial bow as humorist and lecturer Mon.
day evening before large audience in this CITY
at the Baptist church. The lecture was very in
teresting and was bright and witty Throughout
and splendidy presented. The audience was a
large one and represented the intellectual and
business portion of the COMMUNICATED.
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FLOSSIE.

Bluehill
At the gular session of Oce-n Gem
lodge. No. 81. |. o. G. r., the fl wing f.
ficer~ ere 'nsta led by Lodge Deputy WIN.
Hi ck!ey; b. II Allen. e. r.; Lillian
Osg cd, V. r.; Lester Neaze, NJ; A. +
ward. secretary; Lizzie Maddox. Supt.
}. T.; Gilt Marks, + s; w. X. Butler,
r.; Maggie Bisset, A. s.. Herman Snow
man, G.; Maud Perry, ID. NJ; Moses
Ralph, G.; II ward Gray, sen, ID. /. CIR IS
was recommended as l.. ID. The secre-
tarys rep TT sh VS. tntal membership
seventy-seven with juvenile member
ship of thirty-seven, 1t tai in Bluehill OF
III.
Feb. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

WaterTiile SeHtiHeL-The debut of W. a
Fuller jr-, as humorous lecturer. in this city
last Monday evening was great success. His
audience was good one in quantity and better
IN quality The performance brought out all
s'r' ulier powers Humor, w.t. pathos, elo
4uehee ana mimicry chased each other through
'he mort hour and a half in which he held his
aaalehce bound not to say entranced His analy
- 81 lhe western farm mortgage system; his
story OF how he was led to invest in corner Iot
ms attempt to unload il and how his guteless in.
tended customer loaded him instead were IN.
tenrely funny; but his description Of Mr.. Rol,in.
sons struggles as the inventor of milking ma.
chine and how the machine worked and the sad
late Of the woman who sacrificed her life driving
hles, fairly convulsed the audience. 1t was a
good beginning of Mr.. Fuller's career as a laugh
maker upon the platform.-4drt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

The hAlf-ierm examinations took piscc last
Friday and Monday. The ranks have not yet
been announced.
Most Of The students no have been III are
back again MARY GoEgins and Harry Mason
are >iiIl out. bu' are, I, !, understood, improy-
int.
The introduction OF course in photography
ha- proved very popular. and 1t Is hoped that
Il VIII be- continued Many OF the student.
are anNfou- to have another term gwen TO the
study.
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PERSONAL.


Mi,- Lizzie Cripren j. in Boston on 8 Short
vacation.
RA Five Of Rr,ollfn ws.ip,bs -,,, l,,,
Tue-ds,.
Msyor Hi.ctn. Is cspdil,,e for ren,nin,.
ton - MAYOR.
MIR, T. :. Dorsey and son are visiting her
parent. At Bangor.
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a,.:.
" D. Manning U.S. been appointed m'ii-
cai examiner LOT 'he A. - !. w ior ihi'
-,-a..- NJ - ,'.,' w - nu'A'p'o,.
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~ ~ pa 'sen y ~ h'Alu ior some
- "" oo'no' nA' returned from ali extend
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81 . : 'eA'' a. ''u'u'f' o'd' -
= any, 'o' '4e ~ -'1''oH 1-eh' Aer''
a. ~ .o" sv''''4AS on ou'-
ii' N'"'N ''H hASo' "'--'h-
ohAfies "ogEihs' >on q Michael 6os4in-,
who hA' been away from Ellsworth for come
''''-'' i'oHi '"H'e'' D. :.
+. l Sanpoeii of Hall Quarry, i, with hi-
ffml'H. spending the close season 10 Ellsworth.
MT. campbell Just now IN Rhode Island Oh
business.
David McRea formerly Of thi- city, no~
employed IN the Boston Maine depot ST
Boston. spent few days OF last week in
this city.
IA C..4v vbo 1. IN =, ,ha W. ~
hotel Portland. is. hi many friend. VIII he
glad to learn. rapidly improving. Hi, vie
and sister are with him.
t.n3 I'm. ,,,lIa, ,.d.,io.,o, ,, a.
s,tvr. p w. tf.t I, =,
Her husband will min her l,t.r
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N'AN' III " '"'ei
h7'' o. l. bar'oh' VINO preached al the Con-
s''sa''oha' chufcn la'' sunday gave an inter-
es''ns parlor 'aiK MONDAY afternoon In the
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