Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-04-11

A. H. Norris-Dry Goods.
| Postal Tel. Cable Co.--Pettion.
Lewis Friend Il Co.-Clothing.
| a. ii. Joy-GroGeriea.
! Charles +. Paine-Sale of real estate.
| w. X. Parker Il Co.-Clothing.
| ii. f. Hill Notice to contractors and builders.
| Bluehill Steamboat Co-SpriDg arrangement.
| LAMoINE;
Directors of Lamoine Grange Store-Notice.
| CAsTINE;
Selectmen of Castine-Town ordinance.
DEER ISLE;
| Jasper w. Uaskell-Notice of foreclosure.
Miss Lizzie Crippen is visiting in Bos-
| ton.
Work has been resumed at the Hopkins
machine shop.
f. B. Cole of B. f. Cole & Co., was in
the city two days last week,
Capt. A. X. Woodward, who has been
very i'll, is improving rapidly.
There is talk of organizing tennis
club here for the coming season.
Increased pension has been issued to
Roland f. Davis, of West Ellsworth.
Mrs Charles E. Woodman, OF Bangor,
is the guest of Mrs. George P. Dutton.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
Perry Thursday, April H. at 2.30 p. M.
There will be public supper at the
Methodist vestry Thursday, April IS.
Austin NJ Foster has the contract for
the carpenter work at the Union shoe
factory.
Rev. G. G. Winslow of Bar Harbor, was
the guest last Monday of Rev. l. II. w.
Wharf, of this city.
Frank Davis and wife have been visit
ing Mr.. Davis parents, Capt. and Mrs.
John Davis, in this city.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for
at the Ellsworth post-office, April 8:
Capt. Berry, James TORY.
Frank D. Foster, Of Bar Harbor, has
received the contract to paint Senator
Hale's residence, "The Pines"
Seth T. Campbell, who recently opened
a law office at Island Falls, is in Ellis
worth this week attending court.
Harry c. Emery, an instructor at Bow
doin college, spent Sunday with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. l.. A. Emery, in
this city.
Elliott Jordan, who formerly kept a
restaurant in this city, will cook at the
mill house OF the Burrill lumber company
this season.
Work on the creamery building has
been st further delayed by the weat her.
The building is in frame, and work Will
be pushed as soon as weather permits.
Register of Probate c. P. Dorr leaves
to- day Thursday to meet with the State
colamission appointed by Gov. Cleaves to
revise, probate uniform and procedure
blanks.
Mrs. Frank Partridge has rented, and
will shortly move into, the Parcher house
at the corner of Main and Hancock
streets, recently occupied by Mr.. Lead
| better.
The steam tug Little Round Top is
being repaired for her summer work.
She is having few new planks put in,
and new copper plates on the bottom.
She will be repainted.
Elsworth's Outing club" to be re-
! organized this summer, IS more than
picnic or coon hunt Its young mem
! bers make scientific study OF bird, plant
and animal life in the woods and helds.
An ideal club.-Lemiston Journal.
Rev. D. l.. Yale, by request, will repeat
his stereopticon lecture on The Holy
City," at the Congregational vestry, Fri
day evening at I: 80 o'clock. Admission,
25 cents
Nft hac of
Fortnightiy will be held tomorrow
Thursday evening, April II, at O'Clock.
The club will meet at Manning hall, by
invitation of the "bachelor' members
The Outing club will hold its first
meeting for the season Saturday after
noon at 4.30, in the Congregational
vestry. All who wish to join for the sea-
son must come or send their names to
NJ iss Mary A. Clark.
1t is hinted that the through express
trains between Boston and Bar Harbor
will carry dining cars this season, but
from what the officials say it is probable
that nothing definite has yet been de-
cided upon.
Last Sunday being Palm Sunday, the
flower committee of the Congregational
church decorated the pulpit simply, but
prettily, with potted palms. The sermon
was description of "The Triumphal
Entry" and its motive.
Work on the schooner, "E. and l. Oak
lev" which is being rebuilt at Grant s
Embellishments.