Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-04-25
AFFAIRS.


| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK.
| A. II. Norris Dry Goods.
| William Fennelly Messengers notice.
| q. II. Burnham-Shocs.
Austin ii. Joy-Groccries.
Admr. notice-Est Sarah NJ. Eldridge.
Geo. J. Starord-Notce of assignee of his ap-
| pointment.
q. Il. Stuart-Farm for sale
| +. a. Coombs-Wal paper.
| w. W. York-Notice OF foreclosure.
Insolvency Court-Sotice of second meeting.
| Probate notice-Petition for administration.
Insolvency court-Notice for petition for dis
| charge.
| A.W. Cushman & Son-Furniture.
Geo. 4. Phillips-Notice of foreclosure.
| {. l.. Morang-Dry Goods.
5. l.. Lord Co.-Carriages.
| BosToN
Gushing Medical Supply Co.-Pulmonine.
| PROVIDENCE, r. L.:
| w. w. Budiong-Notice to farmers and ship
pers of veal, poultry. eggs, etc.
| DIR. w. l.. West has rented II. +. Tripp g
house on Elm street.
An ell is being added to A. II. joys
| house on High street.
Mrs. c. B. Partridge is visiting relatives
| and friends in Boston.
c. l.. Morang returned Monday from a
business trip to Boston.
II. w. Dunn is putting a new roof on
his shop on Water street.
w. J. Logan succeeds Everett Tinker as
janitor OF the Methodist church.
Harry Macomber, of Macombe Farr &
| Co., Augusta was in the city Monday.
c. f. Monaghan is building stable at
| the rear OF his residence on Birch avenue.
Miss Hattie Baker has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Marshal Rogers, at Orring-
| ton.
| A false alarm OF fire called out the
| firemen at 9 O'Clock last Thursday even
ing.
Miss NJ. A. Clark has organized a
private class in the interesting study OF
botany.
J. w. Coombs left Saturday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. A. 8. Treat, at Ruther-
| ford, N. j.
Miss Carrie A. Lynch left Tuesday for
| brief visit among relatives and friends
in Bar Harbor
made at Indian Point, by the night dip
net fishermen.
County Commissioners Nahum Hinck-
ley and Perry w. Richardson are in the
city this week.
Superintendent OF Schools Lord has re-
turned from trip through Washington
county on business.
f. b. Aiken is doing the plumbing at
the new hall Of Blanquefort commandery
in the Manning block.
Mrs. Charles |. WEIGH entertained a
party of friends at her home on franklin
street Tuesday evening
There will be a special communication
Of Esoteric lodge this Thursday even
ing Work, master mason's degree
Charles W. Wasgatt, OF North ELS
worth, has been nominated justice OF the
peace and quorum by Governor Cleayes.
Mrs. Urah Candage and daughter Alice,
OF East Bluehill, have been spending sew
eral days in his city, visiting Mrs. John
Silvy.
Mrs. I nafleS IOru anu NJ iss Della
Hopkins, who have been visiting in Bos-
ton the past month, returned home Sat
urday.
The Outing club has organized for the
seasons work. There are three depart
ments-two in botany and one in orni-
thology.
Mrs. George Lord and daughter Marian,
who have been at Capt. S. l.. Lords in
this city the past six months, leave Fri
day for Harrington.
Miss Lessie Curtis has been engaged as
clerk at Smith Bros new store. Miss
Bertha Curtis succeeds her as clerk in the
store OF A. H. Norris.
A party of about thirty young people
We're pleasantly entertained, Tuesday
evening, at the home OF Miss Gertrude
NJ. Haynes on Sterling street.
There will be meeting Of the Village
Improvement society next Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the home Of
Mrs Edward X. Hopkins. All ladies'
cordially invited.
The entertainment advertised for Fri
day evening at the Unitarian vestry has
been postponed on account of illness of
one of the "chums," II. o. Tracy, who
has been stricken with the measles.
Rev. d. L. Yale's lecture on Washington,
the national capital last Thursday even
ing at the Congregational vestry was very
interesting. The lecture was illustrated
Embellishments.
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