Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-26

cisco TO accompany Ecr cast. Tbcy
started for home last saturday, and the
death occurred at CHaarp Tra-tay.
Iciais ladgc, 4 o. %. r-.=a.ilg aaaa His
"Wednesday evening. When II is.evpect-
ed the new building will be formally
accepted
Mrs. {. E. BuIIard, of CharIestown,
Mass. is in the city called here 10y the
death of her cousin, Frederick NJ.
Jordan.
Mrs Il Chamberlain, ef Elein, H.,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity, has left for her
home in the West.
The open season on partridges COM
meneed with Friday, and the sportsmen
are out in force. The markets are well
supplied with birds,
Robert F. Sweeney, who is now employed
as conductor on the Bangor and Oldtown
electric road, has moved his family from
this city to Bangor.
At the meeting OF the \. o. L. W.
on Tuesday evening it was voted to move
the lodges headquarters from the old to
the new Odd Fellows hall.
There viii be an adjourned meeting of
the Kings Daug hters at the reading room
Thursday evening, at which it is hoped
every member Will be present
There is to be n meeting Of the Els
worth gun club next Monday. Sept. 80, at
S p. M, at c. X. Fosters store, for the
purpose of arranging shoot.
William Weeks, proprietor of the
American house, and J. T. X. Freeman,
OF Southwest Harbor, with their wives,
are taking a trip through Aroostook
county.
Rev. d. l.. Yale left Tuesday to attend
the annual conference OF the Congrega
tional churches OF Maine to be held at
Westbrook Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
j. II. Donovan, EIlsworth's faithful
city marshal and night officer, Is taking
deserved rest from his arduous duties
this week He is relieved by his brother,
Daniel Donovan.
Mrs Robert NJ. Campbell was seriously
injured DS laIi from DeHth on Nnlcn
she was standing, at her home on Laurel
street Friday. Her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
5. 7. Campbell formerly of this city, is
one of n committee Of three appointed by
the Island Falls board of trade to solicit
funds for the building of shoe factory
in that hustling Aroostook town.
,rbatvro Grant hous.s ON school street
have been sold through C. H. Emery to
Mrs George w. Baplev Through the
same agencyI. b. Wyman has purchased
the Judge Emery house on Main street.
Ny. Nctiowu.. of the First national
bank, celebrating to-day Wednesday,,
hi. t,,4nti,tb birthday "Mun - "a he is
familiarlv called, i, one of EIlsworth's
most industrious and promising young
men.
Dr G.org.. phillins j. having the
grounds about hi. new house ON Main
street graded. A face stone wall is being
buiIt ON he west side of the lot. Stone
steps viii lead up the front of he terrace
from the sidewalk.
.,,,r. from, , h.. north lido af Nain street
the Hurley building on the south side
of the street. 4 work room has been
fitted up at the rear of the store, and
other alterations made.
J. O. whitney. of Whitconlb, HAYNES <
Co. j. about TO erect house on the land
RECENTLY purchased hv him on the Falls
rosd. .ooposjte tn Horace Davis place.
Work #hp-# hcpun ON th, cellar. 4. NJ.
lcs,,.r .l,,.. .t.t... ,.f,t,..r5t.,
The nayv=grorel sidewalk on =Hancoek
street. from spruce To- Pine street, has
b.eu Iaid -Itj.a fine t.,,.,..of walk and
u.il do much a. nm arpunrnt in favor of
th.... walks which arr. Of much les. .t.x-
r,.,,,. fhan n,ank vaIl,-