Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-17

gress to recognize them as belligerents,
and are being very generally signed.
One has been circulated in Ellsworth this
week.
DIR. George \. Phillips is moving into
his house on Main street this week. The
remodeling of this house has made it one
OF the handsomest cottages in the city.
Station Agent c. F. Greene is enjoyinga
three weeks vacation. Accompanied by
his wife, he left Thursday for trip to
the White Mountains, Boston and New
| York
Sylvanus Jordan, formerly of this city,
now Of Bangor, was in town last week
attending court While in this city he
was tie guest of Charles Witham, Els
worth Falls.
At the dedication OF st. Teresa's Catho
| lie church at South Brewer Sunday, Rev.
James -. Brien, of this city, acted as
sub deacon at high mass, and at the
vesper service delivered the sermon.
Henry b. ockbridge, son OF $. p.
Stock bridge, of this city, and Miss Fannie
Yantis, were married in New York city
Saturday Miss Yantis made many
| friends during her stay here in the sum-
| mer.
Rev. j. {. Gregory, of Bingham, was
| the guest of Rev. ID. l.. Yale Sunday and
Monday, and spoke at the peoples service
| at the Congregational church Sunday
| evening. Mr.. Gregory and Mr.. Yale were
room-mates at Williams college.
+. X. Hopkins last week sold Black
| Prince to Charles II. Emery Mr.. Hop
| kins has owned Black Prince from a two
| yearold, and the horse has long been
| fayorite on he Ellsw worth track He has
race record of 2,32 but has gone in
| better than 230.
Esoterc lodge worked the third degree
last Thursday evening ON three candi
| dates A large delegati ion from Lygonia
was present, and a large number of visit
| ing masons was also present. After the
work W hich was exceptionally Y we'll done,
a banquet was served.
Mr. and Mrs X. H. Bartlett have the
sympathy OF Their friends in the loss of
! their infant child, Sadie f., who died
| October II, aged one year and six months.
| The bcreayed parents extend their heart
/ felt thanks to ghbors and friends who
so kindly rendered assistance in the hour
of atfiict ion
A pleasant event took place at the home
! OF Mrs Paul Curtis, on lower Franklin
street, last Saturday evening, when her
| daughter Harriet l.. Curtis, was married
to Robert a. Falls, of Ellsworth. The
ceremony was performed ~ Rev ID. l..
Yale in the presence OF a large mum Der of
relatives and friends.
\ couple of alleged crooks have been
making Ellsworth their stopping place
for a week past. They arrived last Friday
week, and left last Friday. They were
shadowed from the day OF their arrival,
and after becoming aware Of the fact,
evidently concluded it best not to at
tempt any work. y
The Maine Central ran a special train
last Sunday, and will do so next Sunday,
between Bangor and Bar Harbor, going
down in the morning and back in the
afternoon. This train is run for the ac-
commodation of late sojourners at Bar
Harbor The ''Sappho' will continue on
the ferry until Nov. l. when the Sch
enoar will be substituted
Unity club will give circle supper at
the Unitarian vestry this Wednesday,
evening, at 8 o'clock. A short enter
tainment will be given during the
evening. The officers of the club,
elected last week, are Miss Elizabeth
Jellison, president; Mrs. John d. Hop
kins and Mrs. Samuel j. Morrison, vice
presidents; Miss Annie Jordan, treas urer;
Mrs. S. ID. Wiggin, secretary.
The public will learn with regret OF the
contemplated departure from Ellis" orth
of Rev. l.. ID. Cochrane and his Wife, Rev.
Cora 5. Cochrane, they having received
and accepted q call from the Unitarian
society at Bar Harhor Their going will
be distinct loss to the religious, the
literary and social life OF Ellsworth.
| They carry with them to their new field
| OF labor he best wishes of all.
A pleasant social gat herring took place
at the vestry of the CongregHt Htional
church last Thursday evening. \ short
entertainment was provided. Miss Katie
Hale played a piano solo; Miss Mae
Friend sang a soprano solo; and half a
dozen boys sang the newsboys chorus
| from '1i32. - Refreshments were served,
and the remainder OF the evening Was
/ passed in social intercourse.
The first OF the two illustrated travel
lectures, to be given at the Congregs
| tona vestry under the auspices OF the
young peoples society, takes place Fri
| day evening of this week. Subject:
s'The Old Abbeys and Castles OF Eng
land. " The lecture will be read by Miss
Eva Aiken. The powerful lantern owned
| by Mr.. Yale will be used in showing the