Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-09-19

| same company, are in the city.
There will be a special meeting of Es-
oterie lodge, +. and A. NJ, this Thursday
evening. Work, f. A. degree. 1t is
hoped there will be large attendance.
W. II. Davis and family, of Bar Har-
Dor, attended the fair last week. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Davis sister,
Miss Josephine Campbell, of Chicago.
Mrs. Olive b. Hanscom, who has been
| spending the summer with her parents,
w. b. Campbell and wife, in this city,
| left Tuesday for her home in Baltimore,
Md.
Alterations are being made in the in
terror of the central telephone office,
| which will facilitate the handling OF
business and improve the appearance of
the office.
Mrs. f. b. Bowen, who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents, s. K.
Whiting and wife, at Hancock Point and
in this city, has returned to her home at
Newton, Mass.
Charles Sabine, OF Ellsworth, was ar
orderly conduct. He WAS arraigned be-
fore Judge Dutton Monday. Five dollars
and costs; paid.
DIR. c. F. Sawyer, OF Andover, Mass,
who is summering at Southwest Harbor,
has been spending a few days in Ellis
worth. He returned to Southwest Har
Dor on Tuesday.
An adjourned parish meeting will be
held at the Unitarian vestry Saturday,
Sept. p, at 7.30 p, m, to transact impor-
tant business. All interested are re-
quested to be present.
regular meeting of Ellsworth lodge,
A. o. |. w, will be held Tuesday even
ing, Sept. "a. Business OF Importance
will come before the meeting, and full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. b. +. Joy and son Warren have
returned from Westhrook, where Mrs
Joy has been visiting her parents. Mrs
William knowlton, OF Westbrook,
accompanies Mrs. Joy for visit here.
]. Hallett Gilberte, who sang at the
Unitarian church last Sunday, expects to
come to Ellsworth shortly with concert
company. His speciality is the piano, but
he is tenor singer OF no mean capacity
Mrs. Charlotte +. Davis, of Ellsworth
Falls, and Owen Byrn, OF his city, We're
married Sunday evening by Rev. l.. ID.
Cochranc. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Byrn have
many friends who join in congratula-
tions.
Miss Lizzie Crosby, sister OF Mrs.
Judge Emery, no has been spending the
summer at Crosby lodge, Hancock Point,
after spending a few days in Ellsworth,
returned to her home in Topeka Kan,
last Monday.
The effort made in Ellsworth to have
the new Shore Line tap that city, is
worthy OF a good big push. \ diversion
OF only about six miles would be
necessary and the expense would be moth
ing compared with the dividends to Etls-
worth's business. -LelctstOn Journal
The following jurors have been drawn
from Ellsworth for the October term OF
the supreme court: grand jurors, George
w. Lowell and Almon &. Jellison; petit
jurors, Frank A. oCkbridge, c. W.
Mason, Fred A. Orcutt.
In the two -year-old race at the Rhode
Island state fair at Providence Monday,
Bingen trotted second to Fred $. Moody,
CHI G, by Guy Wilkes, splitting heats.
The first and third heats were won by
Moody, the second by Bingen.
Edward +. Race, superintendent OF the
Green Lake fish hatchery, was in the city
Tuesday. He left to superintend the
building OF Il fish trap at Patterns pond.
Mr.. Race says that last year they had
short supply OF eggs but this year efforts
will be made to obtain a larger supply.
The daily boat on the Bluehll line to
Rockland has been discontinued. The
steamer "Catherine" now leaves here
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, re-
turning Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. The mail route by this line, which
has been in operation during the sum
mer, has been discontinued.
f. II. Greely, j. T. Giles and DR.. A. c.
Hagerthy have purchased numbering
privileges in Somerset county, ten miles
above the Northwest Carry, from which
point they may drive to either the Ken
nebec or Penobscot mills. A. p. Wiswell
and John \. Peters, jr., have also invested
in lumber privileges in Somerset.
Many Ellsworth people are attending
the Cherryfield fair = f. X Hopkins,
with the horses Black Prince and Daisy
Bell,lett for Cherrytield Monday. Mon
aghan's band is furnishing music at the
fair. THE merry go-round which did
business at Ellsworth fair, was shipped
to Cherrytield by schooner. Next week
it will be at Bluehill
The members of Lejok lodge and Wi
vurna encampment are reminded that
work in the orders is now resumed. The
new building is nearly completed, and as
business OF Importance will be coming up