Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-08

week in Boston.
Miss Grace Smith is visiting friends in
Portland this week.
H. ID. Gordon, of West Sullivan, was in
Ellsworth Saturday.
\. NJ. Foster has the contract to build a
stable for John NJ. Snow at Bluehill.
F. Carroll Burril has returned to his
studies in the Boston University law
school.
L. +. Robinson and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. c. S. Bragdon, at
Brockton, Mass.
Early Bird won the 2.1O trot at Read
vile, Mass, last Saturday. The best time
was . 113.. The purse was $1,000
John w. Warren, wife and son Louis, Of
Wcstbrook, are visiting Mr.. Warren's
sister, Mrs. B. F. JOY, in this city.
There will be special meeting Of the
relief corps at Grand Army hall on Ffi-
day afternoon of this week at 3 o'clock.
County court convenes next Tuesday,
Judge Emery presiding. Clerk of Courts
knowlton thinks it will be a short term.
About 400 feet of the curbing for Main
street arrived by scow Nellie Clapp"
from Campbell & Macomber, Hall
Quarry.
The new Doyle bridge has not yet ar
rived though word was received that 1t
had been shipped from the factory over a
week ago.
The aldermen will meet on Saturday to
open bids for building the two abutments
for the Main street bridge, which are ad-
vertlsed for this week.
Tue law is off on the big game, but the
and ~ vet very few deer have been
brought into the market.
Sletson's "Uncle Toms Cabin drew a
fun house at Hancock hall Monday eve
ming. This old but ever popular play
WAS very creditably presented.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church viii give supper in the vestry
his Thursday evening from 30 to 6 :
Every body is cordially invited.
! The fist OF Il course of travel lectures
| VIII be "tiNtfed ut the oohS SitS''iol'ai
c""rch thursday evening" Oct ., ne
y ''''' ''o'
Rev. Mr.. Forsyth, of Bucksport, VIII
occupy the pulpit Of the Congregational
.'>.,.h.,..,.. ,.,,b tin. ,a-,or at
''"f'" i" tAe"'''Se
h'th tue morning and evening services
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nlunced for !a-t FRIDAY I'll Vda Fel'oN7
hat. "as ro.tpoh Ell uhti' Frioa1 On S1-
count OF tine A'oF"''
EeY. d. l." 1aie WIZ dtiNrf an address
ON II ne SUNDAY 9ch"oi lueAi at the
meeting OF the l7htVe" county con
enre OF Nohsrees''o''"I enuiehe9 a.
SomesviIIe next week.
The general topic for the EpWorih
league prayer meeting for October 5
"ihe Friends OF Christ. Inc subject Iof
| next Tuesday evening Is The circle OF
Duty" Florence y. blalsdeII, leader
Eugene Hale, ir., of Ellsworth, who :
among the Yale foot ball players, working
lor , othyt 81, ~ t.,arsriIy r.tire fr,
practice Monday on account of badly
cut forehead faH9of commercials
The ". CRU. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Isaac NJ. Grant next Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. All members are
earnestly invited to be present and hear
a report of the Belfast convention.
Owing to the inconvenience of trans.
nortation toand from Green, Landing.
th. teachers of Ellsworth are not in At
tendance at the annual meeting of the
county teachers, association there thi,
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