Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-24

roF oHeT tocdt He10S see pages 4, D ana o.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, will work
| the third degree this evening.
Miss Maud Goodwin, OF Oldtown, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. X. Foster.
Judge Vose, of Bangor municipal court,
| was in Ellsworth Monday on business.
Lawyers Hamin, King, and Deasy left
yesterday to attend law court at Portland.
c. l.. Morang is in Boston on business.
He is expected home the last of the week.
National Bank Examiner Charles w.
Curtis, of Dexter, WAS in Ellsworth yes
terday.
Arthur w. Austin is having his house
on Bridge Hin raised, aud a new ell built.
Mr.. Strout is doing the work.
Union memorial service will be held in
Hancock hall Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Sermon by Rev. j. p. Simonton.
). a. II. Elder, OF Bangor, dislocated s
shoulder by fall Whine Stepping from a
boat at Green Lake yesterday. DR.. Man
ming.
Rev. j. s. Williamson, of Augusta,
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday, in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
j NJ. Adams.
Rev. {. 5. IcLearn, of the Baptist
church, and Rev. J. p. Simonton, of the
Met hodist church, exchanged pulpits last
Sunday morning.
Supt. Smith, of the electric light COM
| parry, hopes to have some of the enclosed
arc lights under the new contract installed
the tifst of next month.
Miss Sadie W. Burriil, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. c. c. Burrill, has returned from
Montreal, where she has been taking a
| special course of study.
Fred W. Stanton, of Boston, has joined
his wife i'll Ellsworth, where she has been
for he past month visiting her patents,
Capt. and Mrs IL. j. joy.
| tlHrry }. Silvy, who went to Boston
for visit few weeks ago, has found
employment vita Jenkins Bros. & Co. ct
81 Portland street, in that city.
II. N. Dority, of SedgwcS passed
through Ellsworth lsst Thursday with
5000 trout fry, from the Green Lake
hatchery, to be planted in Gray's pond,
| Sedgwick.
| Rev. c. 5. McLearn, of the Baptist
church, was i'll Wsterville Monday in con-
| ference with the executive committee of
| the State Baptist convention, of which he
| is a member.
j. A. Cunningham and George Garland
have been drawn to serve rs grand jurors
| at the U. S. district court in Bangor June
6, and John W. Mccarthy and w. B.
Mitchell as petit jurors.
Papers from Port Angeles, WASH, show
that Ellsworth's former citizen, Arthur
Shute, is fright in the swim" in his new
home. Port Angeles will celebrate the
Fourt h-Arthu is on the committee.
E. f. Robinson has moved to his new
store in the Greedy building, next door to
the First national bank building. He
has larger store than in his old quarters,
and it is being very attractively fitted up.
The city fathers have committed to
John IL. Bresnahan for collection tt @
batch OF tax deeds that have been piling
up in the city's strong box for years. 1t
10 uopcd SOihethiHS may pc TediiZeu from
them.
The forty-seventh annual meeting of
the Maine medical association will be
held in Bangor, June7 and 8. DR..
George A. Phillips, of this city, is among
those who will read papers before the
ASSOCIATION.
The fire which was raging on Mt.
Desert Island last Wednesday, burned
over about 400 acres of young hardwood
growth on Western mountain, in the
town of fremont, owned by L. B. Wyman,
of this city.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Higgins,
of Dorchester, Mass, formerly of this
city, sympathize with them in the loss of
their infant daughter Louise, who died
last Saturday. Mrs. Higgins was for
merly Lizzie Scott.
Sunday trains will begin running on
he Mt Desert branch and oii the Wasi-
ington County road next Sunday. The
train will arrive at Ellsworth from the
west at 7.54 a. M, and leave for the west
at 6.O7. There will be Sunday mail.
A change in the running of Capt.
Crocketts line between Surry and Rock
land ellsworth to Surry by stage) went
into effect last Friday. Until June % the
boat will leave for Rockland Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, but will connect