Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-25
Miss Addie Salisbury is quite Ill.


Miss Addie Salisbury is quite i'll.
Eber l.. Squirting has gone to Cranberry
Isles to work for the summer.
Mrs. Edmon Emo is home from Wis 1t
among friends in Massachusetts.
Senator Hale left on the evening train
last Saturday for Washington.
The repairs on Hancock hall suggested
by Mayor Davis are now being made.
The schooner "Otronto'' is loading In
Boston with freight for Ellsworth.
Senator Grindle passed through the
/ city Monday, on his way to Augusta.
Percy Bartlett, principal OF Thomaston
| high school, is home for short vacation.
Lygonia lodge. F. and A. NJ, will work
| the third degree this "wednesday
| evening.
Rev. c. 8. McLearn, OF the Baptist
church, is expected home from Boston
| Saturday.
The board of trade will hold special
meet ing Friday evening OF this week
at oclock.
The Unity club will give circle supper
at tue Unitarian vestry this Wednesday,
evening at 6 O'Clock.
George w. Whiting is quite i'll with
pneumonia. Wednesday morning he was
repor ed as somewh hat improved.
Miss Edith CHM. who has been the
guest of Miss Eva Aiken for the past
week, has returned to her home in Bucks
port.
Miss Ellen Scott succeeds Miss Fannie
Hall a. bookk.eper for the American ex-
press company, at q. A. Parcher's drug
| store.
| Another COW, djsease ed wit t. tuberculosis,
has been found i'll the city by DR.. w. l..
| West. The milk from the COW had not
| been sold.
Louisa Francis, member OF Bar Har-
boris Indian colony, was brought to the
county Jail this week, to remain thirty
days for intoxication.
| II. II. Hayes, student at the Bangor
Theological seminary, occupied the pulpit
OF the Baptist church Sunday, in the
| ab ,ence Of he pastor, Rev. G. $. McLearu.
Tne Woman's club will meet at the
home Of Miss Ahbie Joy, on Pleasant
street, next Saturday afternoon, at 230
o'clock.
| The Ellsworth milkmen are either en-
| terprising or their customers are alive to
the situation, for every herd is to he sub
jectet to the tubercuiin test.-Rennebec
Journal
The ST. Patrick's Day supper and sale
by the ladies OF he Catholic society WAS
a pronounced success, from epicurean,
social and financial points of view.
j. II. Higgins WAS last week granted
patent on his automatic fire escape, a de-
script ION Of which was printed in THE
AMERICAN some time ago
The second degree will be worked by
Lejok lodge on Friday evening Of this
week, and a full attendance of members
is requested.
w. B. Sullivan was arrested Friday for
intoxication. Judge Peters, Of he mu-
nicipal court, imposed a fine OF 80 and
costs, amounting in all to S11.41. The
fine was paid.
Arthur Shute & Co.'s market was re-
opened this week. The store has been
thoroughly renovated. 1t has been
| stocked with meats, vegeta bles and
canned goods.
The many friends OF Charles II. Drum
mey will be pleased to learn that he is
rapidly recovering from his recent illness.
Mrs. Drummey, who has been visiting i'll
| Lewiston, has returned.
The king's Daughters and their "men
folks were very pleasantly entertalne1
at " dime socsh'e at the home of Mr., aud
NJ rs. +. f. Redmln Tuesday. Whist was
the game of the evening.
r. B. Holmes, Henry S. Adams and
james NJ. Moore were drawn Friday to
serve as traverse jurors at the April term
of the supreme court, which will con
vene Tuesday, April 13.
The assessors will be in session at the
aldermen's room in Hancock hall from
April to April 10. The new board is
composed OF Sidney P, Stock bridge, NJ.
M Moore and l.. B. Wyman.
Amasa Sargent, of Melrose, is making
his rounds of his section for l. W. Nun
roe & Co., Of Boston. He was in ELS
worth last week, and his many friends
were glad to welcome him.
c. r. Foster has had an apartment set
off from the rear of his store on Main
street, and tastefuliy furnished, wherein
are displayed goods pertaining solely to
the undertaking branch of the business.
Edward w. Higgins died at his home
in Lamoine Monday, in the sixty-siXth
year of his age. Mr.. Higgins was re-