Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-11-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADNtRTI>EMENTS THIS WEEK.

NEW ADNERTI>E,IENT> THIS WEEK.
+ Robnson--Spectacles.
Admr nottc-E-t Jennie { IIagerthy.
Ndmr notice Est Ira ~cammon.
Exec notirc-E-t solomon Barbour.
l. Lord Carriages.
Huchill Steamboat Line-Fall arrangement.
FRANKLIN
Howard Scammon-Netiee of foreclosure.
CHELSEA, MASS
Puncturoid Mfg Co-runcturoid.
NkowHEGAN, Me:
WIN II He-cton-Not,ce of foreclosure.
MISCELLANEOUS:
shaker Digestive Cordial.
Pension has been granted to Leonard l..
Garland, of ELS worth Falls.
There Viii be "A meeting of the Baptist
society this trhursdsy5 evening, at 7.3O.
Representative-eIect NJ. d. Chatto, of
BroUksvlle, was in the city last Friday.
Only twelve new voters were registered
in Ellsworth for the presidential election
David d. Wagg has rented part of the
Murch house on Bridge hill, and will
move in this month.
ing for drama, instead of an operetta
as originally planned.
Miss Fannie Hall has entered the drug
store of her uncle, George A. Parcher, as
bookkeeper and clerk.
The local w. {. I. L. will meet at the
home of Miss Arvila Thomas this (rhurs-
day. afternoon at , O'Clock.
Tie Urann house on High street, re-
Gently vacated by A. 1. Grant, is being
repaired and will be occupied by NJ. S.
Smith.
Emory Richardson returned from a
hunting trip up-river last week with one
of the lNrgest bucks yet brought into the
city this season.
Rev. f. A. Mason, formerly pastor Of
he Baptist church here, is in the city.
MIR. Mason has accepted a call to the
church at Dexter.
The harvest supper at tho Unitarian
vestry last Wednesday evening was a sue
cess gastronomically and financially.
Over $50 was realized.
The initial meeting Of the Woman's
club for the fall session will be held next
Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, at the
home OF Mrs. Ann f. Greedy. A full at
tendance is desired.
The general topic for the Epworth
league prayer meeting for November is
"Cnrist's Testimonies" The subject for
next Tuesday evening is ''ro His Father.
Rev. |. H. w. Wharf leader.
William p Stewart and family have re-
turned to New York from their charming
summer home, Gable villa, at South
Surry. Mrs. Stewart, who has been quite
i'll for some weeks, is convalescing.
The literature club which spent last
winter in an interesting and profitable
study of various aut thors, will meet in a
short time for reorganization, and to de-
eide upon work for the coming winter.
A wire fence is being built around the
old Catholic burying ground on High
street, which has lately received some
mach needed attention. There have
been no interments here for several years.
f. X. Hopkins was home from Brooklin
few days recently. He reports good
seasons pack at the sardine factory. Fish
are still being received, and the factory
will remain open until they stop coming
in good numbers.
There will be a dance at Odd Fellows
hall this Wednesday, evening under the
auspices OF the Senator Hale hose com
pany. The proceeds will go toward the
purchase of parade uniforms. Mona
CHAN will furnish music.
In the big republican parade in Boston
last Friday evening, when college and
OF her students were so much in evidence,
the law school of Boston university had
for its captain F. Carroll Burrill, son of
Col. {. c. Burrill, OF this city.
At the Congregational church this
Wednesday, evening at 7.30, in place of
the usual prayer meeting, there will be
a special service under the auspices of the
woman : associated missionary organlza-
tion OF the church. The evening Will be
devoted to the work of the American