Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-06-10

cohSlH, are guests OF Mrs. Saunders at
Lamoine for few weeks.
The drama "Pygmalion and Galatea" )"
to be given under the auspices OF tue
Unity club, and management of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B. Stock bridge, is
to take place at Hancock hall on Wednes-
day, July 7, instead Of on Friday, July 9,
as previously announced.
VIM. Fl. II. Rice relief corps will give a
supper at Grand Army hall this evening
from to 6 O'Clock. Supper 20 cents. All
members OF the corps, wives OF members
OF he post, and others interested are re-
quested to send contributions of food tc
the hall this afternoon.
Capt George W. Mason, of New York,
is visiting his family in this city. Capt
Mason arrived few hours too late to be
present at the wedding of his daughter on
"Wednesday. His ship, "El Sol, of the
Morgan line, was detained over time at
New Orleans by the floods in the Mis-
sissippi.
The Ellsworth merry-go- round, which
has been doing a rushing business here
for the past three weeks has unhitched
its fiery steeds, packed away the golden
chariots, the noisy organ and he busy
engine, quietly folded its tent and ST.
iently stolen away. The merry-go-round
will make a tour Of Oxford and Andros-
coggin counties.
Capt. Horace f. Lord, OF the three
masted schooner 81. B. Holden, accom-
panied by his wife, is visiting his parents,
John A. Lord and wife, of this city.
Since his arrival here Capt. Lord has
chartered his vessel for Jacksonville, Fla,
and his visit home will be shortened. He
will leave Saturday for New York, where
his vessel is now discharging.
All OF the East branch drive and the
greater part of the West branch drive are
i'll. The East branch drive was brought
in by Gilman Jordan, and the West
branch by a. {. Hastings. The balance
of the West branch drive, about 100, 900
feet, Is above Great pond. The NJ MiddIe
branch drive, IN charge of Henry l..
Rowe, VIII be in the last of this week.
The Jersey bull king of Ellsworth,
y l.
Emery, Is non NJ the stable of JOHN {.
Gordon Ola Church street The king
ot ELLSWORTH Has al American Jersey
cattle rlap register, ais number being
iJ,2oi. lie Has bred by J. Montgomery
Sears, at his farm III Southborough, Mass,
and presented to Mr.. Emery when a
yearlins He is now three years old
THE AME7ICAN has received from Henry
F. Mar~s5#' formerly of this city, bat
now mayor of the thriving young city OF
Berlin IN the mountains of northern New
hampshire, copy of the Manchester
Union containing an illustrated write
up" of Berlin, As reported in THE
AMERICAN soon after he election, Mr.
Maroton, democrat, WAS elected he first
mayor OF the city, which is strongly re-
publican.
Miss Annie +. Ford, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Thomas Ford, was married Tues
day AFTERNOON to O. II. Bradbury. The
marriage took place at the home of the
brIde, Rev. James d. O Brien officiating.
Miss Frances Harley was bridesmaid, and
Daniel l.. Hurley Was the groom's best
mah. Relatives and intimate friends
were present. After congratuation had
been extended the bride and groom by
the guests, a wedding supper was served.
The follow ing, from the World. news
paper printed III English at Rome, VIII
be read with interest by Mr.. lale'- many
friends here: MIR. Chandler Hale, the
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