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

trout weig hing over four pounds. At Bar
Harbor the fishermen and their string
were photographed.
Sheriff Hooper is driving behind a
speedy mare, which was presented to him
by Deputy-Sheriff John M. Vogell, of
Castine. The mare has never been driven
to mark, but, as a four -year-old, stepped
an exhibition mile in 227.
For the second time since it's organiza-
tion, the Abenaquis club has lost men,
ber by death-Wilton H. Simpson, who
died at his home. in East Sullivan last
Sunday. The other member was the late
A. J. Whiting, of Somesville.
James l.. Cook, of this city, is visiting
his son, James a. Cook, of lewiston, Who
has recently established a new weekly
paper, the Maine Statesman. Mr. Cook
will visit his daughter, Mrs. NJ. L. Kim
ball, of Norway, before he returns.
The Bucksport district ministerial asso-
ciation has been in session at Brewer
Monday. Tu 'sday and Wednesday of this
week. Rev. 1. II. w. Wharf, of this city,
Was one of the leaders in the discussion of
the subject "How our association may be
made more interesting and beneticial'.
Report says the members of the ebony
SweIs9. combiuation mals and female
Minstrel troup composed of Ellsworth's
neSt taieht, Wouiu IKE 10 come TO BUCKS
| ,r,feasad ia Hav,. ti,an .ienoar nnon tho
stage in Emery hall, and it is quite likely
thty would attract good sized and
"2t'' e'a' We "uu 'e'iee.--p" p"c"SPo'' Eu9ee'
decision just flied in New York
t'"t' nous Vi'e s0"oo''er Wy 27u'li
| y Ni'"''N III 1'"it iN' 'ne 81" "HI'iS
" l7e rlI7"orln schooner rank A.
N.s"se zap Alei' Oh foiIoch hlp
7""i't7 october ~ lo''' l ne -'ieIse
WIS ioaueo WIN co"i LOT h"r iiafpot.
O"s " ne crew. " ll'lali Zen" "l7oH' was
ofo" iteo'
Rt. w. L. West has been testing With
ta!efeulin many COWS in he vicinity Of
tbe city, and has found no traces of
tuberculosis. Consumers of milk are
demanding That Its purity he guaranteed,
ela VIII ho1 rest VITA Tue testing OF one
or Two herds, but insist that the COWS
from y hich they receive milk shall be
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The Ebony SWellsn the minstrel
trnune pede M, of local TALENT have ixed
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On HeA' ueSu"S esehths' FEBRUARY 49,
for the date of their performance at Han
cock hall They are hard at work. re-
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"e"' '"'9 e'eis e'eAinS Neihs "o" 'no
regular order. A mighty entertaining
performance is promised. The local hits
that ore baina evo,vad orc olo,e said to
ne worm the price VI aulilssloh.
The trustees of the city Iihrsrv ask tho
, people of he city to suggest by letter or
otherwise to DIR. George A. Phillips any
book or books which they wish placed in
the library. Such will receive the con-
sideration of the board, and if thought
desirable, and there are sufficient funds,
will be bought. Very few novels will be
placed in the library, and this request for
suggestions is intended to relate to other
literature. An order for books will be
forwarded in lIarch or April, so that an
early reply is necessary.
The n,blicstion of tho storv of he EIIs-
worth woman who wanted dentist to fit
to her Jaws set OF faise teet n, Wiiled her
y y. W d aJ
The heroine is the same in both stories.
She is widow now, having survived four
huspaiius. " men ne iourtn WAS earrieu '4
ing at The house until she had procured a
rosebush and paper bag full OF dressing
lot II. ite, az .he siane s 'neae was al.
Embedded in the earth. She said she did
it to save time and the expense OF hiring
ano.her .ehsn sf,t 10 carry ner 70 tne ce,lle-
and as she is no c6nnette annt her mar
riage may come soon.-Le,riston Journal
LARGO de,egatiop from Fsoteric ,odge
u ond A NJ wont to Or,opd Tuesdoy
evaniroond u,orl,ed tb. third deo-ee fo,
Pisin ca, ,oa,,o Attorth. uorl, ,here
: was q banouet and dance II was in the
, aorI, ho,,rs of r,orninn wba, tha v;si+in,