Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-14

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, ION, to which all mem bers OF the DO
: invited.
Z bile the hunters are ranging ~
0 us Tor partridge, the birds are seekin
W In the city. Several have bee
t ght in the city. Friday one WIS
A zen into Morrison, Joy & Co. g, stab
of THE AMERICAN Office, and caugh,
rae high school lyceum has reorgan
a for the term. The officers are "a fol
e.; Henry II. Higgins, president; Ed
r. Small, first e-president; Hen
I campbell, second vice president
ries Leach, secretary; Miss France.
g .er, treasurer.
dge J. A. Peters, jr., entertained q
OF his legal brethren at his
Dine farm last Saturday evening,
ng the party were Judge Haskell,
tor Hale, l.. B. Deasy, of Bar Harbor.
&c NJ. Warren, Of Castine, and o. F.
'ws, of Bucksport.
nes Smith, the obIiging and faithful
niger OF the American express com
leaves today for few weeks yaca-
among friends and relatives in Mass
'etts. He will visit his old home at
'uryport where he has not been for
,y-six years.
mall house at Beechland occupied
iiiiam Forsaith was burned Monday
ng. Though early in the evening.
re was burning fercely before dis
ed. The family had barely time to
=, and nothing was saved. The
ings were owned by Mrs. Phronja
IS, and were insured. Mr.. Forsaith
serything, including COW and pig
lich the family depended largely.
to the distress of the family, Mr..
It'll is an invalid, and una Bile to work |
OF the time. His family consists of |
IL, wife and four children. A sub
ion for the relief of the family was
ated Tuesday, and met with gener-
'sponse.
Woman's Alliance and the UNITY
Of the Unitarian church have COM
under the name of the Unity club
e. The society will systematically
IN the church and social work of
litarlan society. Meetings will be
ortnightly.
VIII be a harvest supper at the
IAN vestry this Wednesday, even
O'Clock. At 80 the same even
e annual meeting of the Unitarian
will be held. Officers will he
for the ensuing year, and other
ant business will come before the
z.
Carlisle, of he Green Lake hatch
Il a. j. Darling, OF Enfield, in two
IL - hts caught, stripped and de-
4 10000 salmon trout eggs in the
-ry house at Cold Stream pond, En-
The trout were taken three miles ,
ne hatchery house. Later they will =,
large number of salmon eggs. .
junior Epworth League of the !
list church has elected the follow a
GERS: President, Matte Grant. =,
&C. president, Mary E. Holmes; n
vice president, Florence Stevens;
vice president; Bessie Haynes;
vice president, Rebecca Lindsey;
y Hester Cushman; treasurer, q,
ouglass.
was another seizure OF game on +,
Harbor train at Bangor Saturday. v
arden Nichols seized forty-three u
yes. They were billed to New py
40 each was in separate package lie
le warden entered the car and saw RI
'er OF flies on the bundles. He W
one of them, and found feat hers. ne
opening them until be had for h,
birds.
X of beads which came over in of
lytiower" are exhibited in the h
of A. w. Greey's jewelry store. IT
DIS were brought over by Mrs.
oodbury, who with her husband try
at Cape Elizabeth, Maine, and is
4rnal ancestor of the Woodburvs Mi
and. The beads are now the he
OF Mrs. +. q. Young, of Ellis gu
descendant of Mrs. Woodbu
avid c. Hale, who has been liv- Be-
her husband parents, Mr.. and try
n Nj. Hale, in this city, for the MS
r, left for her former home in llll
I'll, O., Monday, accompanied by
children, Shirley and David. She u
short visit to Boston en- route.
Ter residence here Mrs. Hale has n.
ny admiring friends who regret
tture. :"
Inference between the city and fro
= company has been settled, as sftt
In IHE AMERICAN last week. A WEI
Use was effected at a special meet Ell.
aldermen Friday evening. The larg
1pany pays $40 year for the par
Of hanging their main from the rem
gives bond to protect the emit
damage. The water company
build stop wall west of the ~
prevent surface water following ;,
to the bridge abutment and mar
mage by freezing.