Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-11

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DR. Kilmer 4 Co-Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root.
The Rebekahs will hold a sociabl next
Tuesday evening.
A. l. Saunders is one of Frank Jones's
party at Tunk pond
Esoteric louge will give soeiable this
"wednesday evening.
City Clerk Hale is having house clean
ing in the aldermen's room.
Miss Maud Smith is visiting friends
and relatives in Harrington.
Miss Mabel Joy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Knox, at Chester, Mass.
III. Files, OF Bangor, formerly of Ellis
worth, was in the city Tuesday.
City hose company will give a concert
and ball Easter Monday evening.
Judge L. A. Emery and wife left Tues
day for weeks visit to Boston.
Miss Sylvia Davis is visiting her sister,
Mrs. d. II. Tribou, at Charlestown, Mass.
Miss Mary Stock bridge entertained
small party of ladies at whist Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Shute & Co. Will reopen their
market in the Coombs block about
April 1.
That ellsworth street railway" charter
will again be extended by the State
leg slature.
f. T.. Chase and wife have returned
from visit to Mr.. Chases parents at
Elkhart, lad.
Genial james Smith is back on The ex-
press wagon. He was missed the few
days he was i'll.
LSgonia lodge, f. and a. NJ, will work
the entered apprentice degree this We'd
nesday) evening.
Davis was the name of EllsWort his first
mayor as IL is OF the last. A good name.
-kennebec Journal.
DIR. A. l.. Douglass has found one horse
insufficient for his work, and has pur-
chased second one.
Judge o. P. Cunning ham, of Bucks
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probate and insolvency.
Judge T. w. .Vose, of the Bangor munic-
lpaI court, snd Judge E. E. Chase, of
Bluehil, We're in the city Wednesday.
HomerIH. Emerson was in the city from
Bucksport this week. He expects to
move back to Ellsworth in the spring.
The Bangor Y. NJ. c. A. boys on their
return home gave the papers f1atterng
accounts of their reception in Ellsworth.
Miss Mabel Monaghan sang few days
ago in a concert given at the Church of
the Unity i'll Boston, and scored a great
success.
c. E. Monaghan leader of Monag hans
baud, will open a dancing class i'll Odd
trlioWs' hall next Monday evening at
s n'ciock.
TheVillage Improvement society's grand
co"cer, and ball =" i'll be held the Tuesday
after Easter. The location has not yet
been decided upon.
Conductor l.. w. Poliister, of the Mt.
Desert branch, in stepping from train
at Bangor last Wednesday, slipped and
fell, fracturing leg.
H. w. Robinson left on the noon train
Wednesday for Bangor, where he will
meet number of higher officials of the
Wrought Iron Range Co.
Mrs. LuelIa West and daughter Marion,
of West Franklin, have been visiting Mrs.
Vests cousin, Mrs. Fl. w. Dunn, and
M her rela ives in hi
Miss Mary Goggins has returned from
Bangor, where she has been undergoing
treatment at the Eastern Maine hospital.
Her health is much improved.
George r. Cunningham, the genial pro-
prietor of the American house, has been
quite i'll for he past few days, but is now
on he rapid road to recovery.
The Ellsworth h pickaninries, w. J. Flint
manager, will go to Hancock Friday even
in., to give their minstrel show. A
dance will follow the entertainments
Mrs. Stella Gould, Mrs Hattie Giles,
Mrs. Margaret Logan and Mrs. Sarah
Holmes attended the party given by
Bucksport ReheKahs Monday evening.
elected chief engineer Of the fire depart
ment, positively declines TO serve. Mr.
Jordan says he has served his time at ire
fighting,
The Literature club has been invited to
be present at the meeting of the Woman's
clun with Mrs. Ann f. Greedy Saturday
afternoon at 230, to hear paper on the
BIgelow papers.
A large number from Ellsworth at
tended the inaugural ball at Hancock last
Thursday evening. They report we'll
managed and very pleasant affair. Mon
ag nan furnished music.
R-v. W. r. Hunt has been elected
superintendent Of the Unitarian Sunday
school to fill the vacancy caused NV tne