Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02

that no candidate for office shall be
member OF the board. The democratic ic
city committee nominated Daniel E
Hurley to fill the vacancy, and he was ap-
pointed by Mayor Davis to-day.
Ellsworth amateur photographers are
organizing a camera club. The Ellsworth
Camera club will be connected with the
New York Camera club, and through it
will receive many privileges and favors
The club proposes to fit up a dark room
and studio in which to work.
The board of registration is in session
at the aldermen's room in Hancock hall
| this week. Voters not registered, or Tho
have changed their residence from one
ward to another should see that they are
properly registered No new names will
be reg gistered after Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Irving Osgood continues 10 i'm
prove in health. Her son Harry has re-
turned to his studies in the medical de-
partmqnt of Boston university, from
which be will graduate in June. Ernest
+. Osgood who is in business in Berlin,
\. H., returned Monday. Miss Lizzie NJ.
'oSppu Will ItiIlHlii nj uOlilt several
weeks.
Two bodies found on the beach at Glou-
cester last Wednesday morning are sup
posed to be those of Capt Larrabee and
one OF the crew of the schooner "Marcel-
lus", formerly of Ellsworth, wrecked in
the storm of Feb. l. Both bodies were
badly decomposed. After being exam
ined for marks of identification, they
were taken to the receiving tomb.
Last Thursday morning Mrs. "A. P. Ech-
enagucia was crossing Water street near
the post office when she was struck by
horse driven by William Davis, of Ellis
worth Falls. She was knocked down and
struck by the hoof of the horse. Though
no bones were broken, Mrs. Echenagucia
was badly injured, and is still confined 10
her bed. Internal in juries are feared.
There WAS pretty party at Manning
hall Friday evening, given in honor of
Miss Mabel Glerke, OF st. Stephen, y. B.,
who is he guest in this city of Mrs. A. X.
Cushman. The ladies entertaining were
Mrs eastman, Misses Persis Hsgerthy,
Rubie McGown, Mae Friend, Blanche Hop
kins and Cassie Slower. Monaghan fur
nished music. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Ellsworth Camera club, recently or
gsnized, VIII give .tereoptieon eXhihi-
tion nj iIunrocic hall, next Tuesday even
ing, Of prize views loaned by the y ~
York Camera club. The views are fine pro-
duction- OF the Photographic art, which
have taken first prizes at exhibitions il
this country and in Europe. Among the
views 81 might scenes in New York, rain
and snow storm scenes, etc.
The reading room in the library build
ing is now open every day from to in
the afternoon and from : to 8 in the
evening. On Saturdays the room will be
open i'll the forenoon from to l.. An
arrangement will be made by which
readers can have the use of the library
books, and all visitors will be welcome.
The reading room is in charge of the
Kings Daughters society, Miss l.. \.
Belcher matron.
There has been change in the order of
addresses in the "parIiament of re-
Iigious' at the Unitarian church, Rev.
c. f.. WoOdcock, of the Free Baptist
church, being unable to speak this after
noon as announced. The date will be
filled by Rev. w X. Hunt, who will reply
to the question, Nv hat DO Unitarians
Beleve?' Mr.. Woodcock will proba bly,
speak ON March 80 the date first assigned
to Mr. Hunt.
Hutson B. Saunders, of this city, last
Wednesday assumed the office of United
States marshal. He took the oath of
office before Judge Webb in the United
States district court. Judge Webb spoke
in high terms Of the former Hdministra
tion Of Marshal Saunders, and anticipated
repetition of the satisfactory relations
which then existed between the mars hal
and the court. Marshal Saunders APP
pointed Burton II. Smith as his chief
office deputy. Other appointments will
be made later.
Bangor is promised a rare musical treat
on March 10 and Il, the occasion being
the advent of II. Evan Williams, the
famous tenor, and Mary Louise Clary, a
well ktlDN IL II w III be re-
membered that Mr.. Williams made a
great hit at the music festival last fall =,
and was easily the favorlte OF that stir
ring event. Miss Clary is new conner in
thi, section, but she ape ears to have been
received with great favor in other parts
OF the country, and undoubtedly will
prove an attraction here.
Friday evening the Apollo quartette of
Boston will appear at Hancock hall, un-
der the auspices of the Kings Daugh ghters
society. The quartette will be accom-
panied by Miss Florence Dyer, soprano
soloist, who has received tiattering atten-
tion in Boston. The Apollo quartette Is
well known and popular in Ellsworth and
scarcely needs further introduction, but it
may be well to hear what Others think OF
it, The Providence Il. L. Journal says !;
"Finer part singing has not been heard IN
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