Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-12

y + Macc-NOtice Of foreclosure
BAR I1ARBuR
Fred Watson-Notice of foreclosure.
BANGOR:
Tyler Fogg & Co-Nunicipal bonds.
Blake, Earrows Il Brown-Europe.
The business, editorial and printing
offices of the Hancock County Publish
Ing Co. have been removed from the
Masonic block on State street to the
First National bank building, corner
of Main and State streets.
For other local nelrs see pages 4, 5 and 8.
David Friend and son Able returned to
Caribou NJ Monday.
Mrs. w. b, Campbell is visiting friends
and relatives in Boston,
The county commissioners are in session
for their regular AprlI serm.
B. F. Joy and family have returned from
Westb to their home here.
c. l.. Morang 3 in Boston on business.
He is expected hnrur lnursdsy.
Mss Alica Whirts<er lett to-day ter =
at % several W -k- IN Boston.
T e;.uere,ugecrubw meet n"x' Tue
daF evening ettN Nr4. W. II Titus
Roy. II. NJ M51ce, OF surrv. was guest
at the Methodist parsonage Mon lay.
Joseph Woodward, or Bangor, spent
SUNDAY with his mother in his city.
Rev. 4. H. Coar, OF the Unitarian
church, arrived home from Boston Ne--
terdey.
The schooner "Wesley Alb ,otts has
been painted and put in shaoe the
seasons business.
The German whist club met with Mr.
A. |. Saunders at the American hou e
last Saturday evening.
The Ell. worth telephone ex ,ht n re " II
be open Sundays from TINS date, Tor the
benefit OF subscribers.
Thu I'd Fellows Viii give q soc able a.
Odd Fellows hsu Fridny evening. Music
will be Furnished by Monaghan.
The Jun or Ep worth league OF the
Methodist church ted a very successful
sale and supper Saturday evening.
Miss Mary A. Campbell, who has been
in Chcppee Fal s. Mass, for the past
seven months, returned home Saturday.
Senator Hale arrived home Saturday
evening for the summer. Ms. Hale will
be at "Ihe Pines" the latter part of May.
Mrs. w. X. Parker entertained party OF
friends last Thursday evening in honor I
h.r guest, Miss Emma HinckIey, OF Blue
hill.
worth but ateiy of Everett, Mass, SIS
returned to Ellsworth. He is employ ed
in the Enterprise office.
Mrs. Fred W Stanton, Of Bus, on,
arrived last evening for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. II. J JOY. She will
rem ,in until mi l-summer.
a special meeting of Lygonia lodge, F.
& \. NJ, was held Monday evening" fer
work in the first degree. The second de
gee Will he worked this evening.
Members OF VIM. II. H. Rice post &. A.
Il. VIII hold a sociable and card party Al
their hall Thursday evening. Members
OF the relief corps with their husbands
are invited.
The ice went out OF the bay Monday.
Last winter WAS the first since 1893 that
the bay has been closed forany length of
time. In the spring OF 1891 the ice went
out April 10.
Cot. and Mrs. Charles {. Burrill arrived
home Friday evening from their southern
trip. Tuey went as far south as osvan-
nah, Georgia. Cot BurriIl reports de
| lightful trip.
AS soon as the ice leaves the Union river
marshes, the Ellsworth sportsmen who
| hope to improve the duck shooting in
this vicinity VIII try the experiment of
| owing wild Ice.
Deputy Sheriff Rober, z Joy is missed
from his familiar station at the door
of the grand jury room at this term
| of court. Mr.. JOY is seriously ill at his
home in Gouids boro.
The night lunch cart, which seemed to
have become feature in the post office
square, is missing. Last Friday it was
moved to Bar Harbor, where it will be
run by Charles Murray.
Ihere Will De supper at the Unitarian
vestry this evening at 6 O'Clock. The
gentlemen will do the honors, and as
usual will strive hard to sustain their
reputation as "good providers.
Mayor Greedy has appointed as the com
mittee on high school building, in accord
ance with the suggestion submitted to the
aldermen last week, Messrs. A. w. King,
A. NJ. Hopkins and John B. Redman.
Ellsworth vessels are preparing for the
seasons work. The "Samuel Lewis"
sailed to-day for Boston, with lumber.
The "Lavolta", wesley Abbott" and
"Henrietta A. Whitney" are loading