Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02

The south central Consolidated tafi NiHfHz
and Milling Co
l. B. Cole was in town this Nesk.
George p Woodward j. in Chefryt,Ia
this week
William II. Holmes is in Bar Iarbor GA
business.
Work was resumed at Halls lower mill
Monday.
Capt. John A. Lord was in Bangor
| Tuesday.
Aldermen's meeting at city hall next
Monday evening.
Mrs Henry Whiting is visiting her
parents in Cherryield.
c. H. Grindal's store on Water street
has been re-painted.
Miss Maud f. Phillips spent Sunday
with friends in Bangor.
Fred I. Campbell, OF Cherryfield, was
| in Ellsworth Wednesday.
superintendent of Schools f. W. Lord
has been grip sufferer this week.
| DR.. w. NJ. Haines has had telephone
put in at his farm near Green Lake.
Miss Marion Bartlett returned Satur-
day after two weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Vonie and Hattie Dyer leave to-
day for a visit to relatives at Franklin.
There will be regular meeting OF the
Woman s Relief Corps Friday afternoon,
Mays.
Clarence Hale, Of Portland, who has
been guest of Senator Hale, returned
last Monday.
Frank Young and James Wood return
ed from Green Lake with four fine salmon
last week.
The schooner "Forester" arrived this
week with load of gravel for Senator
Eugene Hale.
y water main is being laid through
Church street from State to connect with
the creamery.
Mrs. Leamon Royal, OF Dexter, Va,
formerly of this city, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Samuel n Campbell, esq, of Cherry
field has been the guest of George A.
Parcher for several days.
Mrs +. b. Bowen, Of Newton, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs > r.
Whiting, in this city. =
Miss Annie Jordan is at present acting
as matron of the reading room, in the
absence of Miss Belcher.
Acadia chapter, L. A., held its first
meeting in its new quarters in Manning
block last Tuesday evening.
Willie Grindal, who is employed in the
store of his father, c. ii. Grindal, on
Water street, is ill from the effects OF
strain.
f. S. Cleveland and few friends re-
turned from Green Lake Monday with
several large salmon and some larger fish
stories.
Miss Mabel Monaghan will sing at
concert to be given by the Knights OF
Pythias, at Bar Harbor, next Thursday
evening
Forrest +. Archer, who some weeks ago
came home i'll from Bangor where he had
been employed in shoe factory, is now
improving.
Thomas w. Burr, of Bangor, the we'll
known Job printer, of that city, was
among :the visiting sir knights in this
city last Monday.
Plans have been prepared by ii. l..
Moor for house which the Misses
Frances and Ann Grant propose build
ing on Laurel street.
A gang OF telephone workmen are
running wire from Ellsworth to Somes-
vile, thus completing the metallic circuit
from Southwest iiarbor
Miss Jennie Connick, operator at the
Postal Union office, has been visiting in
Bangor During her absence Harry
Walker was at the key.
Last Sunday evening, at the Congrega-
tional vestry, Prof. Ropes, of Bangor,
delivered an able sermon on The Bible
Proofs for the Deity of Christ.
The tennis club organized last week has
secured the Fiske lot on Hancock street
for grounds. The lot is now being graded
and two clay courts will be built.
Rev. l. II. w. Wharf goes to Saco to-
dav Wednesday to attend the Maine
conference now in session in that city.
| He will return Saturday morning.
A burning chimney in the building
occupied by j. p Eldridge called out the
firemen Saturday evening. The fire WAS
extinguished without difficulty.
Rev. FIR. O'Brien has suffered relapse,
and is again confined to his home. Rev.
FIR. Gauthier, of st. Johns church, Ban
gor, offciated at St. Joseph's church last
Sunday.
The sloop yacht "Maud," which has
| been repaired by ii. w. Cook this winter,
was launched last week, and looks trim
and staunch. Willie Whiting is captain
and owner.