Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-07-12

over the old Bangor road via the woolen
mill, last Thursday evening.
C.. A. Hanscom and wife of Staunton,
Va, are in the city, the guests OF Mrs.
Hanscom's parents, W. B. Campbell and
wife.
William F. Young, of Old Town, ex
hibited two bear cubs here his week. The
cubs were captured by him six months
ago.
The services of the forty hours devo=
tion will commence at the Catholic
church next Sunday, continuing until
Tuesday.
Rev. l.. d. Cochrane has purchased BIZ
cycle, and will soon be able to keep up
with Ellsworth's rapidly growing process
sion of riders.
The picnic of the Congregational Sun
day school will probably take place on
July 10. The place has not yet been de-
termined upon.
George n Black OF Boston, accompan
led by two friends, n II. and c. B. Pit
man, was here last week They returned
Sunday night.
Chaplain d. H. Tribou of the [. s.
cruiser "New York, which is now in
Gloucester harbor, is on a brief visit to
his family here.
Master Arthur Parcher celebrated his
fifth bin hday by entertaining party OF
l. ~. =
His birthday is July t.
DR.. T. j. Batchelder of Machias, ar
rived in Ellsworth Wednesday of last
week, and drove to the Batchelder home
stead at North Hancock.
List of letters remaining uncalIed for at
the Ellsworth post office July = c. y.
Brawn, Mrs. NJ. H. Norris, Chas. \.
Shute, c. a. Williams.
Farmers report the largest crop of hay
known in years. Many of them are
making hay from fields they have never
thought of cutting over i'll previous years.
Judge A. p WisWell left Monday for
Skow hogan, " here he goes to preside at a
reference case. Next Monday he will go
10 fOrlihIld LOT tine law XXI III VI Che
supreme court.
Thomas Vincent of this city, was before
Judge Dutton at his residence on Main
street, Thursday, July ), charged with
being drunk and disorderly. He Was fined
50 and costs. He settled.
Eagle hook and ladder company al its
next meeting will consider ordering q
light running hose cart. If the cart is
built, a challenge to race the OrioIe hose
OF Bar Harbor will probably follow.
Judge and Mrs. Emery, With their son
| Harry are at their summer cottage at
| Hancock Point Their beautiful home,
"Firlands,' is occupied by Mrs. F. II,
Bailey and F. w. Rollins and family.
Miss Lillian E., daughter oi Mr., and
! Mrs. 4. II. Norris, will be married to DR..
| Harry W. Haynes, at the Norris cottage,
Shady Nook, this Thursday evening, at
o'clock. Rev d. L. Yale VIII otticiate
The new 100 horse power Buckeye
engine for the electric light factory arriy
ed last week. The engine will be set and
in running order in about ten days. 1t
will be used as an auxiliary to the water
power
Rev +. A. Mason, with HI, family, has
gone to East Wilton, whore they
will remain for some time Mr.. Mason is
still weak, but is slowly improving, and
his many friends hope his vacation will
completely restore him to health.
There will he very importaut meet =
ing of the Kings Daughters at the read
ing-room Thursday evening at 80, for
the purpose of deciding upon the propos-
ed entertainment course. All members
are earnestly requested to attend.
Percy bartlett who has been teaching
in Vermont. j. visiting his mother, Mrs.
Bartlett. ON rircb avenue. His
brother Boyd, teacher in Chelsea, is
spending his vacation in Castine but will