Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


>tn aD, EETIstMENT> THIS WEEK.
Admr notice Est. samuel iIerrick.
James r. Cu=hmau-Mt-scnger notice.
!. \ Peters, ir.-lIuu-e to let
STANDARDIZATION of the Ellsworth Loan
and Butlling Association.
VI Gallcrt-Ctoak exhibition and sale.
, It uonhz-s stationery.
+ ! + Giles kcys lost.
/ TEFNoNr
Joel X. Hodgaon- Caution notice.
SULLIVAN
Geo. W Pcttenriu and Edward +. Ciapham-
Commissioners notice.
f BOSTON
Geo. \ FIhcd < Co-W Wholcsalc teas. coffee,
spice, Ne.
Robert r. JOY, Of Gouldsboro, was in
the city yesterday.
+. Il. Wyman is building an addition to
his house on High street.
There will be Il meeting of the board OF
aldermen Monday evening.
Lygona lodge will work the third de-
gree this Wednesday, evening.
@. W. Tapley returned Saturday from n
business trip to Portland and Boston.
Mrs James Clark and daughter Lena
are visiting friends in Old,own this week
Mrs Flora Lewis and Mrs. C.I. Welch
spout sunday With friends IN Bucks
port
b. T. sowIe and L. +. Hooper returned
! Tuesday from trip up river, with fine
! buck.
/. l.. Ifalman on Saturday received the
sad news of the death OF his mot her in
/ Europe.
The W T. [, Will meet this Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. John Cheney,
nj o'elock.
The Epworth League viii give pink
tea nj ths Methodist yestry this Thurs
day evening.
G. y Black and hi- friend, Mr. Pit
man, mr. spending a few days Mt the
i Black homestead.
The Unity club Will give Il supper at
the Unitarian vestry this Wednesday,
evening at o'clock.
Fl. l. HamIin left Saturday for Wash
ingtou. ON his return he will stop in
NeW York and Boston.
The ladirs Of the Free Baptist church
eaee aH excellent supper at the vestry
Inst "Wednesday evening.
The topic OF the Epworth league pray
er meeting next Tuesday evening Is The
/ Conversion of Paul. Acts 9:1 Is.
Two new books have been adopted at
the high school Muzzarelli's French
course. and Harper & Miller's Virgil.
H. NJ Hail, jr, wife and child, who
I hnyc been -pendiug the summer here, left
+ last Thursday for thefr home at Florence,
/ Ala.
The annual meeting of the Ellsworth
BAPTIST society i'll be held in he ye.try
OF the church on Monday evening, Noy,
1, at : O'Clock.
Rev. l.. d. Coehrane and wife leave this
week for their new home at Bar liarhor.
! Success will undoubtedly attend their
! labors in their new field.
Stillman Royal. OF Ellsworth Falls, cut
| his foot severely while cutting wood.
The toes were nearly severed The wound
WAS dressed by DR.. Haines.
Joseph T. Silvy cut his foot severely
y
house one day last week. The wound
was dressed by Or, Haines.
Edward II. Emerson has assumed
temporary supervision OF he electric light
plant at Fort Fairfield, taking charge
there Monday OF this week.
Acadia chapter worked the Royal Arch
degree Tuesday night, David Friend and
K. NJ. Campbell being exalted. After the
work a chowder was served.
The three-master Harry W. Haynes
recently made the run from Delaware
breakwater to Bar Harbor in sixty five
hours Steamboat time that.
The largest deer seen in the Ellsworth
market this year WAS brought III by
Henry Phillips, of surry, Friday. The
buck was shot by Dyer Curtis ana
weighed 2l0 pounds.
\ crew OF men was called out to fight
small forest lire on Senator Hale's prop
erty last Friday. The flames were tray
cling in the direction of the buildings,
| but were soon under control.
United States Marshal John b. Don
oyan, OF Portland, was in Ellsworth
| Thursday, on his return from Southwest
| Harbor, here on Wednesday he sold he
schooner "Rushlight." The schooner
was sold to Capt. X. f. Wells, OF Brook
lin, for 1916.
A hunting party consisting of Judge
p. Wiswell, \. W King, L. b. Deasy,
OF Bar Harbor, and o. f. Fellows, of
Bucksport, started "up-river' for Frank
Mace's camp last Thursday noon. They
returned Sunday without deer, but re-
port good time.
Oliver Anderson, who learned his trade
| in THE AMERICAN office, and who has
been working since last spring in the
| Record office at Bar Harbor, has severed