Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-20
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drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He
WAS fined s3 and costs, and committed to
the county jail for thirty days i'll default
OF payment.
The remains of DR.. w. NJ. Haines were
removed from the receiving vault at
Woodbine cemetery last Friday, and
taken to Dexter, the former home of the
deceased, for interment in the family
plot.
The school children of Ellsworth, and
citizens generally, are respectfully solicit
ed to furnish flowers for decorating on
Memorial Day. Contributions may be
left at Grand Army hall on Saturday,
May %.
Mrs. Eugene Hale sailed from New
York last Saturday on the La Bour-
goynea. On the same ship was Gen. W.
T. Draper, ambassador to Italy. Mrs.
HIDE VII visit her son Chandler, recently
appointed secretary of the egstion at
Rome.
fhe serie, Of revival services, conducted
Under the auspices of the evangelical
20. riches Of Eliswort n, ended with fare
We'll service Monday evening. The SER
vices have been an encouraging success.
EevivRli~t II. l.. Gale and his earnest co..
workers left at noon Tuesday.
Department Commander L. 7. Carleton,
&. \. r., has announced his appoint
ments. A. X. Devereux, OF this city, Was
appointed an alternate to the national
encampnent to be held at Buffalo, n Y,
August 26. Charles II. Neazie, Of Casti3le,
is an aid e-eamp on the department
commanders staff.
The mission which was held at the
Catholic church during the past week
closed sunday evening with impressive
ceremonies. The mission throughout
was most successful and much good was
accomplished. The missionaries, Fathers
LiIles and Hogan, are holding services in
Cherryteld and Bar Harbor this week.
Rev. w. X. Hunt, pastor of the Unita-
rim church, will next sunday morning
repeat the sermon on The Unitarian EX-
! pertinent, delivered two weeks ago. The
sermon is repeated at the request OF many
who heard it, and who wish to afford
/ Others who did not an opportunity to
hear it.
y change in railroad service which will
/ be appreciated by Ellsworth men who
make frequent trips to Boston is that by
which the sleeper on the night train viii
/ be side-tracked at Boston, and passengers
/ viii he allowed to snooze undi,turbed
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gently routed out at 3 a. m, by the dusky
monarch of the car.
One Kentucky horse trainer tins year
has over twenty jay Bird colts in hi.
string. There are two Jay Bird colts in
Ellsworth The stallion Game Bird, owned
by Roscoe Holmes, and the roam gelding
Vulcan owned by L. II. Greedy Early
Bird, in which Ellsworth also claims All
interest, is by Jay Bird. There are alse
two Early Bird colts in the city-ont
owned by +. ii. Greedy, another by John
A. Peters, jr.
DuMaurier's famous story, "Trilby,' ,
will be presented in dramatized form
on Friday evening at Hancock hall, under
the local management of f. A. Owen, OF
the Bangor opera house. This play has
| had most remarkable run, not only
because OF its subject, but also because
it has been so ably presented by Mr.
Palmer's company. A rich dramatic treat
/ is III store for Ellsworth on Friday
evening.
Albert Il. Hopkins, OF Bluehill, Satur-
day night imbibed a little too freely OF
the juice that steals mems brains. In Os-
good & Dres,er's s,market on Water street
he started out to make trouble He sue
ceeded, but got into it himself. From
( Ellsworth he went to Bluehill, where he
continued his wild career in a manner to
shock that usually quiet and law-abiding
town. But if law-abidng, Bluehit Is
not without officers OF the law, and Hop
| kins was arrested. The fine and costs inn
posed by Judge Chase figured up some
thing like 80. This Hopkins paid, and
| then he was brought to Ellsworth to
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