Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-15


Lewis Friend X e-Clothirg
city of -Worth-\od-r' -idcut tax notice.
Austin u Notice OF assignee of his
appointment.
,Istmc~ T Cushman-M Messengers notice.
Lewis r ricnd X Clothing.
0Sgoud n dresser Meat market.
NJ Cal .It Cloak exhibition.
j L EldridgC-S Stoves.
r j Walsh-Shoc store.
BLUEuILL:
John Kane-s25 reward.
FRANKLIN:
w b Bai4dell-Notice to debtors of estate OF
Joseph II West.
SURRY:
Town of Surry- Non, resident tax notice.
Mt DESERT:
Town of Mt Descrt-Non. resident tax notice
SEpGwICK:
Town of Sedgwick-Non resident tax notice.
FREMONT:
Town of Tremont-Non resident tax notice.
SORRENTO:
Town of Sorrento-Non. sident tax notice.
John Paul Gordon, OF Franklin, was in
the city Monday.
Only one broken nose so far reported.
But the foot-ba season is young.
Robert Mccartney has sold his house on
the old Bangor road, near Grants corner,
to George Scott.
Miss Mary Newman entertained q
number Of her friends at whist party
Monday evening.
5. W. Ilaller, of Utica, n. y, is visiting
his cousin, Lewis Friend and other
friends in this city.
p. p. Gilmore, of Bucksport, was
in the city Wednesday and Thursday of
last week on business.
Mrs. Flora Lewis has returned from
Bucksport, where she has been spending
several weeks vacation.
Il. NJ. Campbell, who went to Bangor to
receive medical treatment, returned home
Saturday much improved.
The new Doyle bridge has arrived, and
is being put i'll place. 1t will be proba bly,
open by he last of next week.
Henry +. Davis is off on trip through
New Hampshire and Vermont on business
connected with his carriage factory.
Mrs. John w. Babson aud daughter, of
Washington, d. G., visited this city last
week, the guests of DR.. Abby NJ, Fulton.
court, was present at the opening of
Hancock county court Tuesday morning
y. II. Higgins made a business trip to
Vermont last week. He was gone three
days, and purchased three carloads 4
marble.
| Charles H. Emery has sold for Mrs.
Helen Peck, of Waltham, Mass, the Peck
house on Bridge hill, to Addison o..
Saunders, of this city.
Stafford Bros, of Bar Harbor, are build
ins table, 1ooX5o feet, on their farm at
ia,, Surry. The stuble Will accommo-
da,e about .eventy-tive horses.
NJ - Mae Friend left this morning for
Boston to resume her studies IN instru-
mentu music. Her father, David Friend,
accompanied her for short visit i'll Bos-
ton.
O. W. IHrley i, building Il stable in the
rear of tine huus" ON upper Main street
recently purcna,ed ty him of William
Doyle. MIR. rapey has moved into the
house.
Miss Mabel Monaghan has returned
from West Harwlch, Mass, and Will re-
main at home until she goes to Boston to
Resume h,r studies IN singing under Prof.
Adams.
Inc harvest supper at the Unitarian
veatry has been postponed until Wedne,-
day, oct. =, but there viii be the usual
titteen-cent supper this "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. ;. ID. Wiggin and Mrs. A. l. Saun-
ders, OF this city, are in Portland as dele
gates to the annual meeting OF the Maine
federation of womeu's clubs now in sea
sion there.
Charles y. Beal, who returned from
Boston last spring after having received
treatment for injuries received by bicycle
riding, has returned to the hospital for
furt her treatment.
At the meeting of the Hand-in Hand
circle of Kings Daughters Sept. p it was
voted to draft a new constitution which
viii be voted ON Monday, Oct. 10, if Il
quorum is present.
1t is probable that an operetta Will he
given by local talent under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters some
time during the next month. Full par
ticulars Will soon be given.
The Village Improvement society has re
ceiyed donation Of 800 from George y.
Black, of Boston. The welcome coutI-
button will be devoted to the purposes for
which the society was formed.
| Senator Hale leaves the last of this week
to take part in the campaign which is
now raging in the West. He will prob
| ably speak two or three times in New
| York state, and afterwards in Michigan
The general topic for the Epworth
| league PRAYER meeting for October Is