Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Darius I IIavcy-Caution notice.
Miss Marion Ober, OF Foxcroft, is the
guest of Miss Susie Mason
County Attorney John E. Bun
ker, jr., was in the city Thursday.
Representatives. ELECT Henry Boynton,
of Sullivan, was in the city last week.
w. NJ. Nash and Charles McGouldric,
OF Cherryfeld, were in Ellsworth, Sun
day.
The w. c. T. L. will meet next Thurs
day at p. M, at the home Of Mrs. Isaac
NJ. Grant.
c. E. Bullard and wife, of Charlestown,
Mass, are in the city, visiting Capt. and
Mrs. A. X. Woodward.
j. II. Brimmer is having a bathroom
Aiken is doing the work.
X. NJ. Campbell has gone to Bangor to
receive medical treatment. His wife and
youngest child accompanied him.
There will be a parish supper at the
Congregational vestry this (Thursday)
evening, followed by a parish meeting.
Mayor Merrill, of Brewer, has joined
the summer colony at Green Lake, having
recently purchased the Kicker cottage.
Deputy Sheriff Cushman reports "bus-
mess never so quiet as at present" There
are only three prisoners in the county
jail.
Thn - iinf IrpIn yU1l
meet in G. A. r. hall next Friday after
noon. A full attendance is specially re-
quested.
Lejok lodge, |. o. O. F., will work the
first degree on two candidates on Friday
evening, Sept. %. All members who can
are requested to be present.
There will be a special meeting of Ly-
gonia lodge, +. and A. NJ, this We'd
nesday) evening. Work in the NJ. NJ. de-
gree. A full attendance is desired.
The county commissioners will go to
Franklin next geek on d road matter
The last of the week they will make a
tour of inspection of the county roads.
f. b. Aiken went to Sedgwck to-day
Wednesday,, as one of commission of
three appointed by Judge Cunningham of
the probate court to divide farm for
heirs of an estate.
Next Monday evening Duncan Clark's
lady minstrels are to appear at Hancock
hall The company is under the local
management OF s. d. Wiggin, and comes
well recommended.
7. F. Mahoney and w. J. Logan have
been in Bar Harbor several days this
week, where f. b. Aiken is putting hot
water heaters in the cottages of John
Connors and Joseph Wood.
The general topic for the Epworth
league prayer meeting for September is
'The Enemies of Christ. The subject
for next Tuesday evening is "Enemies by
IndiGerence.' Mrs. A. P. Echenagucia,
leader.
Miss Josie p. Thomas, who has been
visiting ". B. Campbell and other friends
in his city, has returned to New York
city, where she has position in the Office
OF the n. d. Thompson publishing com
pany.
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horses at Wyman park this summer,
will winter his string in Pittsfield where
he can obtain better stabling accommo-
dations. He expects to return to ELS
worth in the spring.
The work of putting rock on Main
street is progressing. The rock crusher
is turning out from sixty to one hundred
tons of rock day. Commissioner Eppes
estimates that the work will be completed
to the railroad in four or five weeks.
Probably the largest silo in The county
is that at DR.. w NJ. Haines' farm, Lin
denhurst," which he has just filled. The
capacity of the slo is 1877, $40 pounds. DR..
IIanes intends next year to put in a
steam plant to operate farm machinery.
The Unity club has reorganized for the
winter and will inaugurate the supper
season" next week. The club will meet
in the Unitarian vestry parlor next
Wednesday afternoon. Supper, to which
the public is invited, will be served at 6
O'Clock.
Supt. of Schools l. H. w. Wharf has
moved his office from the aldermen's room
to the commercial school room in Han
cock hall His office hours are as follows:
Monday, 10 to 11.3o a. M. Wednesday,
23O to $50 p. M; Saturday, 10 to 11,3o a.
m, and to p. M.
The partridge hunters are out in force
this week They report the birds plenty,
but wild Those brought into the mar
ket are in fine condition. The law on
partridges has been changed, the birds
being protected until Sept 20, instead of
only to Sept. as formerly.
City Marshal Holmes has had the room
in the basement of Hancock hall, used for
the accommodation of tramps, put in
more comfortable condition. Six hunks
aava heen huilt in he room The room