Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-07

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lectons. The Dirigo hose company will
| give an exhibition drill, with a tableau
of hose race. There Will also be seIec-
tions by the orchestra.
Sunday morning, at the Congregat ional
church, Prof. c. j. II. Ropes, of the BAN
gor theological seminary, preached, tax
ing for his text Matthew Il: 2S, "Come
unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy
laden, and will give you rest" In the
evening at the peoples service his sub
ject was Acts 16: 81, "BeIieve on the Lord
Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved and
thy house.
BY authority of he board of aldermen,
Mayor Dutton had Lorenzo Garland, of
Reeds Brook, examined as to his sanity.
Drs. Haines and Hagerthy recommended
his removal to some asylum. He has
been confined in the county Jail for some
time past. On Tuesday he was taken to
the State asylum at Augusta by City
Marshal Donovan.
The woman's relief corps will give a
supper at Grand Army hall next Tuesday
evening from 3 to : o'clock. The supper
is given for the benefit of the Ellsworth
room in the woman's relief corps
home at Newport. For the first time, the
corps will ask the public to contribute
food for the supper. The object for
which the supper is given is a worthy
one, and it IS hoped the people will re-
spond literally.
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this his native place, after an absence of
thirty-six years, left Thursday. He will
visit Boston, New York and the south,
visiting the cotton states and interna-
tionai exposition at Atlanta, Ga, and
thence to his home at Long Beach, Wash
lngton state. During his short visit here
Mr.. Tinker renewed many old acquaint-
ances and formed many new ones. 1t is
hoped he " i'll not wait another thirty
years before paying his mother town
another Wit.
Dr. George \. Phillips, on his recent
trip - the big game country of Maine,
had the good fortune to shoot bull
caribou with handsome set of antlers.
He i having the head mounted. The
skin Will be made into Il rug. Doctor
Phillips, v ho, by the way, carries one OF
he finest rifles to be found i'll this part
of the State. made fine shot at the
caribou, putting two bullets behind his
shoulder 1T 80 yards, and dropping him
in his tracks. Dr.. J. -. Phillips, of
Southwest Harbor, got two year-old
buck.
Joseph ". Bowden, member OF
Esoteric lodge, f. and \. NJ, and Acadia
chapter, Royal Arch, died Tuesday after
noon. at 30, at his home on State street
There wiz be a Masonic funeral at his
late home this Thursday afternoon at
> o'clock Brethren are requested to
meet at the Masonic hall in the Manning
block Thursday promptly at / o'clock.
Mr. Bowden was in the SEVENTEEN year
of his age. He leaves a widow and four
children Mrs. NJ. V. B. Weeks, Burling-
ton, VI, j. W. Bowden, Eastondale,
Mass, Miss Emma f. Bowden, Ellsworth,
and Mrs A. B. Hamor, Lamoine.
Among visitors to the city the past
week ere +. j. llerricG, c. IL. NardWeIl,
George A. Dodge, capt. john W. Kane,
BIuchul II. Mixer, j.. ". Somes, Mt.
Desert NJ. l.. Fowler, Surry; w. d. Grin
dat, South Penob-cot; ii. y, Grindle,
George l.. Sellers, Penobscot; Julien
Emery, }. L. Bunker, Ir., l.. i. Deasy,
w II. DAVIS, A. l.. Higgins, r. NJ. Con-
ners, w. \. Milliken, f.. o. Dorr and
Nile, Ralph Emery and wife, George r.
Deeriug, } +. Clark, Bar iiarbor; NJ. J.