Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-02-14


One of the best catches of trout at
Branch pond was made last week by Mr..
Goodwin, OF Bar Harbor, who after few
days fishing, returned home with thirty
trout aggregating seventy-five pounds in
weight.
Rev. d. l.. Yale leaves to-day (Thurs-
day for a week of rest and recreation in
western Maine and Massac achusetts. Prof.
Ropes, of Bangor, will preach at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning and
evening.
The storm of last Friday prevented
the Nicolin club soeiabe Three or four
members, however, undaunted by the
storm, went out, and saw to it that the
supplies provided for forty or more were
not wholly spoiled.
A. r. Devereux, d. l.. Fields, James
Hamilton and J. f. Parsons, of w. H. II.
Rice post and Mrs. Carrie Tripp and Mrs.
Martha Baisdell, Of the Woman's relief
corps. left Monday to attend the State en-
campment of the G. A. X. at Skowhegan.
The widow of the late Dwight s. Rowe
OF United Workmen, of W hich organiza-
tion the deceased was a member. Mr..
Rowe was insured in four other organiza-
tions and the A. o. L. w. is the first Of
the five to pay the death loss.
The sole of tickets for next Tuesday
evening, when the opera "Priscilla' is to
be given at Hancock hall, was so unprece-
dented, the management has decided to
repeat the performance the following
evening, the 10Th. Seats for that evening
will be on sale at Parcher's next Sat turday
morning at s O'Clock.
Grass doesn't grow in the tracks of
Ellsworth people, Judging by their ac-
tlvity since the board OF trade was or
gained there a few weeks ago j, {.
Gordon, of Livermore, has been con-
suited, brought there and taken over the
ground by members of the board, and Is
so favorably impressed that he has about
determined to start Il creamery there
during the SPRING Industrial Journal
Among visitors to the city this week
were l.. b. Deasy, NJ. Franklin, j. +. Bun
ker, jr., }. +. Clark, George kerst, +. >.
Bunker Bar iiarbor; Charles Blance, ir.,
i Prospect Harbor; II. II. Mcintyre, | p.
Merrill, George \. Dodge, ". NJ Howard, ,
NJ p. liinckley, Charles Henderson,
! BluehilI; Frank ". Lunt, fremont; J. T.
land; W. +. Hutching-, Lamoine.
Irving Osgood was out experimenting
with his patent road pillow utter the
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in last weeks paper OF Miss Annie {.
E,merv's most interesting story of ''Au
American Woman's Experience in a Ger
man University" The lecture was given
al the Congregational vestrv on saturday
evening, Feb. =, and was Il sketch of her
own experience in Ieipsic. The story
was charminglv told At the close of
the lecture Welsh rarebit was served
and home made candies offered for sale.
The proceeds were devoted to charitable
work.
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