Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-05-02

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sssa bonds to appear at the October term.
tiearge Giles and his wife, OF Mariaville,
rs fined for contempt of court in fail
IuH ta answer summons to appear as wit
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AH#.rz =Iter. to the city during the
past zss Hsrt u. T. Havey, West Su!ii-
E5Hz u II Mcintyre. 7. p. Merrill, Blue
All, =. H. I'LL, Hancock Tannery; NJ.
EzsnkIIu I A Gilbert, W. H. Dnvis,
Af- tafr5 smith, J. l.. Clark, Bar Har-
hssf - T. Cunningham, T.. l.. Tillock, G.
Webster, Bark-port l.. Benson, Bass
fisfbor; " =. Moore, Southwest Har
bof Melvin leighton Alfred b. Crab
tree. Hancock 4 Il. Fernald and wife,
Fraukiiu5 = r. Hutchns, Brooklin;
ERNEST Leland. Miss Lillian Swazey,
tddIe " >aafty. Nj. Desert.
The Young peoples society OF the Con-
gregst ional church held its annual meet
ing Tuesday evening. Entertainment
ant supper were followed by social hour.
The follow ing committees were chosen
Ter he ensuing year Social committee,
MisS Eva Aiken, chairman; Mrs. F. A.
CoombS, Miss Jessie Young and Miss
Annie kingsbury Prayer meeting COM
mittee, Miss Cassie Stover, chairman;
Miss Edith Cheney, Miss Hannah Holmes,
VI iss Mary Newman. Lookout commit
tee. VI ISIS Katherine Hale, chairman; Miss
Marian whalen, Miss Leonice Foster and
George Newman.
The social dance given at Hancock hall
last Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Odd Fellows, may be clsssed among
the prettiest parties of the season. The
attendance was large. Monaghsn's
orchestra furnished music, playing few
selections before the dancing commenced.
I The supper served at Odd Fellows hall
Was, like all suppers furnished by the
| Odd Fellows, a great success. The enter
/ tanment committee was as follows:
Walter X. Parker, II. L. Fiske, F. L.
Garland w. T. Bonsey, Austin NJ. Foster,
DIR. II. W. Haynes, +. :. Newman, l.. F.
Giles, &. j. Brown, F. $. Call, c. L.
Mersng.
Tonight Wednesday, the Kings
Daughters hold their fair, or "bazar OF
the seasons" at Hancock hall. The re-
porter, w ho has been favored by glimpse
Of the hail, can predict that no one will
regret II visit To the hall IL only to see he
decorations And how the Kings Daugh-
tiers We're king This morning he hall
Wa> bare, except for the frame work OF
tWo or three booths by tonight it will
have hcen transformed into vertahle
bower. The booths NIL represent the
seasons spring, summer, autumn and
winter. " about 9eielock IN the even
ing the magic mirror Will he revealed.
" lat : coming next? was the thought
in the mind- of the people ~ they assem-
b5rd at Tia, Methodist church last sunday.
The. cause - this Was n black board upon
an easel near %, pulpit There were upon
ia, board i62 squares. and they represent
ed the number ~ shares, at five cents a
week, that=were needed to meet the
church expenses for the year beginning
May !. This i about the same plan
used in many churches IN large
cities, and, n the pastor explained, was
success there ana would De helpial
here. About hall the shares were taken
IN very lew minutes ana II II hoped
the balance will be taken this week and
next
Ellsworth horses were on the rampage
last Friday Frank +. Grays horse, stand
ing ut the side of Main street, near the
bridge. was frightened by "a passing BIZ
cycle, and jumped one side, into the
wagon of II. r. Morang, which Was pass
ing. Mr.. Morang's wagon was badly