Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-28

Aiken, recitations by Miss Bertha Cook
and character songs by William j. Flint.
Miss Charlotte s. Dorman has resigned
her position as teacher of the interme-
diate school at Ellsw worth Falls, to accept
a position at Painfield, N. J. She leaves
for Plainfield next week.
Miss Helen Bonsey has entered the en-
ploy Of Whiting Bros. as cashier, taking
the place of Miss Mabel Monaghan, who,
later in the spring, will enter upon an ex-
tended course of voice culture.
Rev. I. II. w. Wharf, who was home
few days this week, will spend the latter
part of the week in Holden. He will re-
turn to occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Capt. Samuel l.. Lord is expected home
next week, to remain while his vessel, the
''Vilora II. Hopkins" is undergoing re-
pairs at New York, where she is now
hauled out.
Last Friday evening Right Eminent
Commander w. ]. Landers, of Gardiner,
of the grand commandery of Maine,
made an official visit to Blanquefort COM
mandery, of this city, and installed
portion of the reeentlyelected officers.
Judge John B. Redman was installed en-
inent commander; Col. c. c. Burrill, gem
eraissimo; A. w. Cushman, treasurer,
and Henry Whiting, recorder The other
officers viii be installed at the next
meeting of the commandery.
John Powers, Il vagrant, was arrested
by Deputy ySheriff Silsby at Amherst and
brought to Ellsworth, Saturday. He was
tried before Judge Dutton in the munich
pal court and sentenced to thirty days in
Bangor work Jail. Mittimus suspended
on condition he leave the county.
William Coughlin has entered the en-
ploy Of j. \. Peters, jr., and will have
charge of his farm at Lamoine. Mr..
Coughln's place with w hitting Bros. is to
be filled by Charles Eaton, former en-
ployee, who has been at work for a. |.
Saunders at the American house stables.
Mrs. :. X. w hitting, ID, was called to
North Dighton, Mass, last Friday by he
illness of her sister, Mrs. Charles \. Rose
Mrs. Rose died on Sunday of pneumonia
She had many friends and acquaintance
in Ellsworth, where she visited fire.
quently. Mr.. Whiting left for North
Dighton Monday to attend the funeral
Dr.. II. G. Vaughan, of Foxcroft, for
mer editor of THE AMERICAN, was in
town Monday and Tuesday. He came on
business, but he did not fail to call upon
many of his numerous friends, who are
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comes TO he city.
| The improvements on the Smith build
ing on Main street are about completed.
Isaac I. Smith is no" busy with the in
! terror dccoruti ion. The new front greatly
+ improves the appearance of the building.
, The stores are light and roomy. Z. L.
Smith expects to open his new store by
Saturday or Monday.
\ pleasant surprise party was given ii.
/ y. JOY la-t Saturday evening. large
and merry company assembled at his
home. Amid games, songs and dancing,
the hours passed quickly, and the time
for ''Home, Sweet Home came on too
soon Toothsome refreshments were
served.
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