Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-14

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nigh by the blood of Christ" At the
peoples service in the evening, the pas
tor 5 subject was: "fIuman Sufferings
Human Limitations"
A mask ball was given by the Shore
Road sidewalk society, Tuesday aEening,
and drew large and merry assemblage
The supper served at midnight was fea-
ture, The proceeds Of the ball go toward
the sidewalk fund.
Harry 5. Jones is building a house on
the Black farm, High street, to replace
the building burned last spring. The
house Is now enclosed. 1t is two-story
building, 24x2S, with ell l6x2i. Frank
Moore is doing the work.
Augustus Bailey, of Gardiner, State in
spector of prisons and jais, paid an Off
terday He compImented Deputy Sheriff
Cushman highly on the appearance of the
Jail under his supervision.
Commencing next Monday, Nov. 1S,
the steamers of the Bluehil & Ellsworth
Steamboat Co., will make but two trips
per week, IthN IhP i4IIsN or II III o.oo H. H.,
Monday and Thursday, and Rockland
about $50 n. m, Wednesday and Satur
day.
George p. Osgood lost a valuable horse
last Wednesday one of the handsome
gravs known as the "buckboard pair"
The horse died at Milbridge. The animal
was apparently all right on the road,
but died of heart disease soon after reach
ing Milbridge.
A party from Springfield, Mass, were
in the city Saturday night, and left sun
day morning for John Haynes camp,
Great Pond, fer tNo weeks hunting. In
the party were A. J. Berry, +. w. West
ervelt, G. f. Whipplc. F. r. Swan, W. II.
Richards, T.. NJ. Wllkcns.
The recent rains have started the trout
and salmon up the brooks and good
catches for spsWn are now being made.
Alderman Albion II. Carlisle Is stationed
at the outlet of Green Lake, Fish for the
Green Iuke hatchery arc also being taken
q, Wipknmpay patten'. nond
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busine.s thert as soon as the building
can be mt in readiness II i being thor
ouphIv reuoyated. and will be repainted
and deearatrd inside. Mr.. Crfppen hopes
IN h. in nj. uey Quarters next week
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resentative OF the firm of Rice, Sayward
4 Whitten, Of Boston. The business Will
be continued al / he same place corner OF
Main and Franklin streets.
Capt. ,Johu o. kief, of the wrecked
schooner 'Frank A. Mapee. left Satur-
dav for New York to obtain the deposi-
tion. of six witnesses of the accident by
which the "Napee" WAS sunk. who are
due in that port Oh different vessels
Capt. kief recently returned from a trip
down east on the same errand He
'9PS"'h 'tuee'' t"e s'"ooaei "HtNn
struck NM
Miss Monaghan ; concert at Bar Har-
Dor, given in q. a. X. hall at that place
last Thursday evening, was well attended
The young lady sang most aeeeptably.
She was assisted by Miss NJ. A. Greedy,
Miss Mary +. Hopkins, the Ellsworth
ladies quartette, and Mr.. Rollins. The
arrangements for the affair We're in the
hands of Miss Jessie Foster and Yelling
ton Mcfarland, to whom much credit Is
Foreman Eppes has had men at work
on bridges in the town the past week.
The Hamilton bridge ON the old Bangor
road has been replaced by new bridge.
Two bridges IN HappytoWh, one near the