Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-02

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DEER ISLE:
Benjamin Barbour-Notice of foreclosure.
BANGOR:
Benson Miller-Dry goods and small wares
II. F. Whitcomb, OF Beddington is in
the city.
+. l.. Thurber, OF st. John, N. B., is in
the city for a few days.
Daniel E. Hurley has opened law
office in the Manning block.
The democratic county convention will
be held at Hancock hall July IS.
Miss Annie Baker, who is teaching at
Lynn, Mass, is home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Billings and son,
Of East brook. were in the city Saturday.
The Unitarian Sunday school will be
closed until the first Sunday in Septem-
Der.
s. II. Daub, OF Bangor, caught trout
weighing SA pounds at Green Lake last
week.
T. p. McGowan, of the publishing
house OF McGown 4 Young, Portland, is
in the city.
Miss Rubie b. McGown is home from
Abbott academy, Andover, Mass, for
the summer.
Judge o. p. Cunningham was in the
city Monday attending a hearing in an
insolvency case.
The honorary degree OF LID. has been
oil bx,
Bowdoin college.
Miss Clio Chilcott is visiting friends at
Waterville and attending commencement
at Colby university.
NJ. j. Drummey accompanied the
Foresters from Bangor on their excursion
to Houlton last week.
Mrs. c. {. Royal returned last week
from pleasant visit to her sons in Dem
yer and Dolores, Colorado.
Many Ellsworth people will go to Bar
ltarbor Thursday, and endeavor to cheer
the Senators on to victory.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles X. Cole, who have
been visiting relatives here, have returned
to their home in Rockland.
Miss Lucy Osgood, of Mt. Holyoke col
lege, is spending her summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Osgood.
Six Ellsworth gentlemen have been
practicing revolver shooting recently,
and are becoming expert. Col. c. {. Bur
rill holds the record thus far.
Rev. d. l.. Yale will suil for England
the first OF August, TO spend his vacation
abroad. He Will visit London and
MALES, returning home early in Septen-
Der.
Ellsworth viii not be without its
Fourth of July attractions. \ horse trot
at Wyman park, an afternoon and eye-
ming theatrical performance, and Il
circus.
Gen. Nelson \. Miles, commander, Of
the L. :. army, passed through Ellsworth
Saturday in special car attached to the
re4u'lr tain. NJ returned to Bangor
Tuesday
". Ii. II. Rice post, q. \. r., has dc
ejGad not to 20 10 Bur ltgruor in body
TO participate in the centennial paraGe.
Alaay members OF the post viii 20 to Bar
iIarbor, however.
y tau nine from the high schoo.,
gotten together ut short notice, went IT,
i9a.liut saturday, and were beaten by "a
score OF ~ to :. Ihe regular high school
Aine @ii. play dl Ipmoine on the Eouri4.
There Viii bea meeting of the Bapti,t
D.
decide upon filling he vacancy in the pu-
PIT. 1t is probable hat a call Will be tx
tended to Rev. c. ;. McLearn, of Dexter.
who has occupied the pulpit the past tvs
Sundays on trial
The Ellsworth chapter EpwouA
league has elected officers as follows.
President, Rev. |. IL. w. Wharf, fir~t
vice president Walter a. Bonsey; seeoua
vice PRESIDENT Mrs. Tower; third vice
president, Miss Annetta Herrick; fourth
vice president, Miss Matte Moore.
secretary, Mrs. Florence Blaisdell; trea--
urer, +. S. Stevens.
The schooner "Myronus," of Ellsworth
Capt. Chatto, which sailed from Some.
Sound Saturday, June 20, with stone for
New York, was struck by squall twenty
five miles off Monhegan, on Sunday night.
Her jibboom and boWsprit were carried
away. The schooner put back to Surry
for repairs, arriving there Tuesday of last
week.
Among the Bar Harbor arrivals at the
county jail during the past week are
William Day, Nicholas Hess, and John
Boyle, committed for intoxication;
thirty days. Day is not stranger to the
inside of Deputy Sheriff Cushman's
strong box. He was an inmate of the
jail from last July until April, for
forgery.
Harry Colburn and Ernest Dorr, aged
sixteen, were brought to Ellsworth last