Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.



Probate notice-Est. Francis H. Torrey.
Probate notice-Est. Albert Bartlett.
Probate notice-Accounts filed for settlement
Probate notiCe-PCtition for administrator.
Probate notice-Pettion for administrator.
Insolvency notice-Notice of petition for dis
charge.
Insolvency notice-Noticc of second meeting.
Report of the condition of the First National
Bank.
Engine and boiler for sale.
owen Byrn-Clothing.
C. l.. Morang-Dry Goods.
+. +. Robinson -1cwelcr.
Maine Central Time Table.
KNOXVILLE. TENN
Chamber of Commcrce-Rc estate invest
| lnent.
OREGON CITY, ORE.
A. s. Drcsser-Invcstment securities.
Jacob Frost is confined to his home by
Illness.
George H. Grant was in Bangor last
Monday.
A. r. Packard, of Bangor, was in the
city last week.
s. n. Campbell, of Cherryfeld, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. b. c. Reynolds, OF Bar Harbor,
was in town Tuesday.
F. c. Barnes, OF Bangor, was in the city
the first Of the week.
Dr. Arthur Chilcott was home from
Green's Landing last week.
w. II. Lawrence, of Sorrento, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Senator G. E. Simpson, OF Sullivan, was
i'll the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Murch is very i'll at her
home on Washington street.
Mrs. P. B. Day and her son Clarence
were in Bar Harbor last week.
W. H. Titus, OF THE AMERICAN, is
visiting friends in New York.
The steamer sorrento is on the ma
rine railway undergoing repairs.
f. H. Slower, principal of the Bluehill
academy, was in town last Thursday.
Rev. L. A. Mason baptized three young
men in the Baptist church last Sunday.
Miss Josie May Wiggin, of Bangor,
visited friends in this city he past week.
j. T. Grant, of Hancock, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. F. A. Stock bridge, of this city.
Residents of Central and Royal streets
made improvements on their grounds on
Arbor Day.
James W. Smith is about to move his
barn to "A lot west of his house and build
an ell 26x16.
No business was transacted at the reg
ular board of trade meeting last Monday
evening,
\. |. Saunders, of the American house
stables, has gone west to purchase a car
load Of horses.
Mrs. George Cunningham left Wednes-
day for a visit of few weeks with friends
in Everett Mass
Samuel Hollis, former Ellsworth man,
of eccentric ways and odd sayings, died
at Bar Harbor last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Whiting has returned
home from Cherryfield, where she has
been visiting he past week.
Mr.. Hamlin's cutter, the "Thetls, has
been put into the water, and Will prob
ably soon go into commission.
F. H. Moses, the Bucksport florist, was
in town last Friday, laying out some work
on Col Burrill's place on High street.
The many friends of Rev. FIR. O'Brien
will be pleased to learn that he is again
on the road to recovery from his serious
illness.
Superintendent of f-Schools r. w. Lord
left yesterday morning for Harrington,
Washington county, on a school business
trip.
The rain of Sunday and Monday was
godsend to the owners of up-river tim
Der land as well as the farmers every
| where.
The Red Cross degree was worked by
Blanquefort commandery at its new asy-
lum in Manning block, last Monday
evening
Charles H. Emery is the proud pos
SCISSOR of young Guernsey bull. 1t is
from the stock farm of j. NJ. Sears, of
Southboro, Mass.
Oliver Anderson, for six years a faith
full employee of THE AMERICAN, now
with the Bar Harbor Record, was in this
city over Sunday.
DIR. f. p. Perry, a native of this city, who
has been practising medicine in Orland,
has moved to Bucksport, and opened an
office in the Bradley block.
The many friends of Rev, l. II. w.
Wharf will be pleased to learn that he
has been reappointed to preside over the
Methodist Episcopal church here.
This week the Bangor theological sem
mary is celebrating its seventy-ffth
anniversary. Judge George P. Dutton,
OF this city, one of the trustees, is in at
| tendance.
| A lecture by Manley Hardy, of Brewer,
before the Outing club, at the Congrega-
| tional vestry last Monday evening was
fairly well attended. The members of