Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-11

DIR c Vests nerve and brain treatment.
Grain
Miss Mary A. Greedy arrived home from
Boston Saturday.
The Junior hose racing teams have or
ganized basket ball teams.
The county commissioners are in
session at the court house.
+. Webster French of Southwest IIar-
Dor, was in the city Monday.
Miss Maud Colcord, of Bucksport, is the
guest of Miss Ella Devereux
Additional pension has been granted to
Samuel l. Scammon, of this city.
The popuijst caucus Will be held at
Hancock hall al : O'Clock THIS afternoon.
Miss Mary, daughter OF William Cog
gins, is in Bangor, undergoing medical
treatment
Register of Probate Dorr is in Bucks
port attending session of probate and
insolvency courts.
Ii. Il. Este$ and wife, and Clifton
Woodward aud wife are visiting friends
in Washington county.
l. L. lIatman mas returned from New
York, whtre ue has been buying spring
goods for Lewis Friend q Co.
Mrs. George Cunningham has gone to
Bucksport where she will VISIT her son,
Judge Cunningham, tor several weeks.
There will be supper and sociable at
the Congregational vestry this evening,
under the auspices of the ladies of the
society.
| Dir. q. A. Phillips has moved his offices
| from the Giles block to the rooms in
| l.. Mason.
Mrs. Eugene Hale was home from
Washington this week. She arrived Mon
day morning and left ON the evening
train Tuesday.
DR.. A. l.. Doug lass, lately of Bar Harbor
has opened his office in this city, the
rooms formerly occupied by the late DR..
W. NJ. Haines.
The sociable given by the Odd Fellows
last Friday evening was a great success
| SOCIdllS, MS SOCIhDleS ulluer the duSplCeS
OF this lodge always are.
George L. Hamilton, of this city, has
leased the bakery Of Finson & Brown, in
Buck,port, and will begin business there
in about a week.
John w. Campbell, who has been work
ing in the woods on No. II, had his face
severely cut by falling limb one day
recently. He was brought home.
Nj. l.. Hutchinson, who has been en-
| ployed i'll II. f. Davis's carriage factory
for some time past, has moved to Ma
chias, where he will open steam laundry.
The Pine street intermediate school is
closed, the teacher, NJ iss Dorman, being a
victim of the measles. The Fails school
is also closed on account of illness among
pupils.
j. F. Hurley, who has been employed
by Osgood & Dresser, has leased the store
| on Main street recently vacated by John
A. Hale, and will open a market in about
a month.
There will be a special meeting OF the
board of trade this evening, Feb. IL,
at O'Clock, at Manning hall, to consider
an important proposition. There should
be a large attendance.
Esoteric lodge, f. and A. NJ, will give
social at its rooms in Manning BLOCK
on Friday evening. All Masons are in
vited. Members of Esoteric are re-
quested to bring cake.
q hu / IF l.
| bridge, i'll which Capt. Samuel l.. Lord, of
this city, sailed until about year ago
was wrecked at Port Elizabeth, Cape
Colony, South Africa, on January 2S.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
supper in Odd Fellows hall, Friday even
given later. A full attendance is desired
at the regular meeting next Monday
evening.
Mrs. Marcia Eldridge, who has been
visiting her son, John P. Eldridge, in this
city for several weeks, left Monday for
soon to make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. M. Haines.
r. w. Higgins, who in November last
was stricken with paralytic shock at
Vallejo, California, has arrived at his
home in this city. Though his condition
i much improved since the first shock
he is still far from well.
B. G. Reynolds, E. B. Mears, w. Fl
Davis, F. c. Lyman and George j. Stafford
OF Bar Harbor, returned last Friday from
a few days fishing at Branch pond. They
had the finest string of fish taken in this
vicinity this spring. There were fifty