Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-04-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK.


rea estate.
Probate nutfrc-Petition for license to sell
| real estate.
| Exec. notice-Est Joseph w. Handy.
| Probate notice-Est. Caroline A. Parcher.
| Probate notice-Est. Leonard Jellison.
| Admr. noticc-Est. Meltiah j. Stinson.
| Chas. III. Wood-NOtice of assignee of his ap
| pointment.
| G. A. Parcher-Apothecary.
| William acknowledgements notice.
| +. +. Robinson-Jeweler.
Lynwood F. Gilcs-Notice of assignee of his
| appointment.
| W. X. Parker-Clothing.
| BOsroS:
| Chase Il Sanborn-Coffee.
| NEW YORK:
Nash, Wilton & &Co.-Worcester Salt.
| e. W. Lord is in Washington county
this week.
A, s. Treat, of Rutherford, N. j., is in
this city.
Miss Addie Salisbury is visiting at Will
| braham, Mass.
Horace B. Clapp, of Boston, was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Campbell, of Cherryfield, is in
the city on business.
George ii. Grant returned Tuesday from
| a business trip to Boston,
| Frank G. Stetson and wife are visiting
| relatives at Whitman, Mass.
Eugene Mason is home from Chaneey
| Hall school, Boston, for vacation.
Mrs Charles |. Welsh and daughter are
visiting relatives ana friends at Bar Har-
| Dor.
Hoyt A. Moore has been assigned
| provisional part at the Bowdoln college
| commencement.
A. l. Saunders expects soon to leave for
the West with view to importing car
load Of horses.
| Miss Ida Norris has been called home
from Boston by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs A H. Norris.
There will be New England supper at
the Methodist vestry this Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
| Rev. Edward Quinn, formerly assistant
pastor Of ST. Joseph s church, in this city,
died at New York March %.
Mrs. Edward Maloney, OF Cohasset,
Mass, and Mrs John Evans, of Bangor,
visited relatives in this city this week.
The scholars OF the Pine street brick
| school house are rejoicing in the pos
session of handsome new American flag
Rev. |. II. W. Wharf has returned
from his sojourn in the woods OF Maine,
much benefited by the rest and change
The Kings Daughters were entertained
at tea at the home of Mrs. j. f. knowlton
on Church street, last Wednesday even
ing.
Rev..D. L. Yale repeated his stereoptl-
con lecture on Jerusalem "The Holy City,
at the Congregational vestry last Friday
| evening.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Ellsworth post-otfice, April IL:
Mrs. Sarah Bragdon, b. Crossley, Geo. L.
Grant, Joseph Mank, Joseph Mink.
A committee from Lejok lodge, l. o.
O. F., has been appointed to make ar
rangements for ball to be given some
evening next week.
Rev. Fr. O'Connor, who has been ottici-
ating at st. Joseph's church during the
| illness of Rev. FIR. O'Brien, has been ap-
pointed assistant to Rev. FIR. McSweeney,
at Bangor
| The entertainment committee OF the
| Unity club are rehearsing for the drama
"Chums," which will be given in the
yestry of the Unitarian church in about
two weeks.
Union shoe factory presents rather a
grotesque sight, with the roof raised but
the upper story not enclosed. Contractor
Foster has been stopped by delay in
getting out lumber.
Recent visitors at the Abenaquis club
are G. B. Mayo, Smithport, Pa, Francis
lP. Mccall, New York, l.. A. Gilman,
Boston, H. S. Shepherd, Rockport, George
H. Slower, New York.
The price of oil has taken a still higher
Jump than reported in the market quota
tions on page Of this issue. Ellis
worth markets to-day quote the follow
ing prices: kerosene, Is; astral, II.
Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M, has
purchased the oil-light stereoptcon lately
used by Mr.. Yale, he having purchased
an instrument OF greater range and
power, fitted with the oxy-hydrogen
light.
Hon. Herbert l.. Shepherd, of Rock
port, member Of the governors coun-
Gil, has been spending few days in town
on business. Mr.. Shepherd is interested
in the Union Mutual life insurance COM
pany, of Portland.
Postmaster Harry B. Parker, OF Bucks
port, died Saturday, aged forty-one years
Deceased was a cousin of Walter r. Par
ker of this city. Mr.. Parker was collect
or of the port of Castine during President
Cleveland's first term.
Miss Lille A. Belcher is taking de-
served rest from her duties as matron OF
the reading room, and is visiting Mrs