Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

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after short illness.
Ray P. Stevens has returned to the
Maine State college.
Lemuel Smith, of Surry has been
granted additional pension.
Mrs. Charles Peters is the guest OF Mrs.
A. p. Wiswell in this city.
Rev. /. II. w. Wharf is confined to the
house with severe cold.
Luther c. Hastings, of Ellsworth, has
been granted an increase of pension.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Morrison on Saturday.
A. o. Gross, OF Deer Isle, was in Ellis
worth Tuesday evening on his way home.
The Ellsworth Pickaninnies appeared
at Rural hall, East Sarry, last Friday
| evening.
F. A. Meader was sworn in as special
policeman at Dollardtown by City Clerk
l.. B. Wyman Tuesday.
Judge A. P. Wiswell is presiding at the
| February term of court in franklin
| county, at Pennington.
DR.. w. l.. West has moved his office
| from the Giles block to his new veterinary
| hospital on School street.
| The Epworth league will give an
| orange supper at the Methodist vestry
this (Thursday) evening.
| The local w. G. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Chilcott, on Central street, this
| (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
| Superintendent of Schools e. w. Lord
| is teaching at the high school during he
absence of Sub-principal ii. E. Walker.
Col Henry G. Staples, president of the
Maine Mutual fire insurance company, is
at the Hancock house today Nv ednesday).
The Ladies' aid society will give a circle
and supper at the Free Baptist vestry
on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Feb. L.
Hon. Frank Jones is at Tunk camp
with party of friends, among them
being Arthur I. Saunders and Dr.. w. NJ :.
| Haines, of this city
Daniel T.. Hurley, who has been attend
ing he Boston University law school, has
returned to Ellsworth, and is continuing
his studies in the law office of George 2.
| Dutton.
| There viii be meeting of the Village
| Improvement society at Mrs. James A.
| McGown's, High street, next Thursday at
3 O'Clock. All ladies are cordially in
| vited.
George \. Clough, of Brookline, passed
through the city few days ago. Mr..
Clough was formerly city architect of
Boston. The family passes the summer
at Bluehll.
The supper given By the Kings Daugh-
tiers last Thursday evening was, as usual
with the excellent suppers given by this
society, literally patronized. Over $40
was realized.
George NJ. Haynes, son of John B.
Haynes, of Ellsworth, and Miss Alice I.
Bellatty, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Bellat-
ty, of East Surry, were married at Surry
Monday, by Rev. III. +. Day.
The Maine Central Magazine for Feb
ruary is devoted to the East Side of the
White Mountains. In the drummers' de-
partment will appear portrait OF George
P. Woodward, of this city.
| |. l.. Halman left this week for New
York on trip combining business with
pleasure. He was accompanied by his
wife, and will visit friends in New York
and Boston. They will be absent about
two weeks.
The many friends OF Mrs r. NJ. Camp
bell who has been seriously ill with
typhoid pneumonia, will be pleased to
learn that she is now regarded as having
passed the danger point, and is on the
high road to recovery.
The genera! topic for the Epworth b
league prayer meetings for February is
"Christs Ways Of Winning Souls. The
subject for next Tuesday evening is "By
Works of Mercy and Help" Miss Min
ME f. Cochrane, leader.
| At it's next session the Woman's club
will observe Lincoln Day. This meeting
will be held with Mrs. Z. X. Hopkins
not on the regular day but on Wed
nesday, Feb II, at 230 p. m. A meeting
of unusual interest is anticipated.
The Christian Endeavor Day pro-
gramlne, which was to have been carried
out by the Baptist c. L. society last Sun
day evening, will be carried out next Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock. The rehearsals
held have proved the exercise to be most
helpful and interesting one.
Dispositions are still being taken oil
witnesses of the collision between the
schooners Crank McGee' owned by II
M. & b. Hall of Ellsworth, ana the
"Gypsum Queen October II, last, which
resulted in the sinking of the "McGee.'
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