Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-08

Park Il Russell Co-Won Ierful Wintergreen
| CohAuroLIe PA.
| Penn f,lrofalum Jo-Saesmen wanted
| For otheI iocot ne,cs see pages I, > and S.
5. X. Hlnckley, OF Buehill, was in the
city tuesday on business.
| There VIII be a c rcle supper at the Uni
tartan vestry this evening.
l., jok lodge, o o. F., will work the
| first degree Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Murlan, who has been i'll
for several months, is reported as seri-
o isiy iii at present.
|. l.. Hslman, of Lewis Friend & Co.,
| aud NJ. GalIert nave returned from bust
ness trips to New York.
| The Apollo quartette, of Bangor, has
been engaged TO sing at the masonic con-
vention III Ellsworth Feb. %.
Mrs. George A. Parcher is entertaining
the Circle OF Industry OF the Congrega-
lional church this afternoon.
| Lygonia lodge, f. and A. NJ, will give a
soclable at ODD Fellows hall on Thursday
evening Music by Monaghan.
Capt. X. l.. Stanw ood, of the schooner
"Gtendy Burke, has returned home.
HIS vessel Is hauled up at Boston.
The Dirlgo club has limited its mem
aumlss on III eighteen Years or over.
! Owing to the Illness of several OF the
| members, the meetings of the Woman'-
cub VIII be posi- poned until further
notice
| The AMERICANS South Surry CORE
spohuent reports tnet tine bay is now
| frozen nearty to Bartiett's Island, and Ice
is making daily.
Tne State encampment of the G. A. X.
and w. X c. " i'll be he'd at Bangor Feb
l5 tnu Is. Several from VIM. II. II. Rice
post ana corps Vii attend.
Jane. Mclean, one of EIlsworth's old
! e~e aud te-t-kuovn riu7ea-, l. critically
| i'll nj his nome on Grant street. Little
hope for his recovery Is entertained.
Eugene Haze, j., sailed from New York
/ Friday on the transport ',Shermann for
! Mamma. Two other Naae students accom-
painted hlm. The trip Is for pleasure.
| Ernest Haynes and Ernest Young, of
| Trenlon, passed through Els worth from
tishlng trip last week at Patterns pond.
| rney had fine catch of trout ana sal
| mon.
| Mrs. bigail Lyme !, widoN of the late
John Lynch, Formerly of Ellsworth, die d
! 81 IInrI flr t'bnu t4sf 'thnr.ta,
siXty-six years. she leaves one son, ku-
| gene.
| Miss Lena Wilson, of Greenfield, Who
has been spending short vacation at her
| home III sullivan, Was the guest OF NJ iss
Agnes Lord IN THIS city IA few days re-
Gently.
Hsrry Tay Ior, the evangelist, who has
been conducting special gospel services
at the Baptist church during the past
three weeks, ended his ork here Sunday
evening.
Rev J. NJ. Adams, the new pastor of he
Congregational church, arrived Saturday
evening, aud preached he first sermon of
his past crate on Sunday. A large congre-
CATION welcomed hIm.
Members of the Drigo club are re-
hearsing for the comedy, The Comforts
OF Hume," hich may be produced ON an
Ellsw orth stage II the artists show suit
able proficiency i'll their parts.
Mrs. c. |. Welch's class Of the Unita-
rian Sunday school viii give geography
party at the Unitarian vestry Friday
n
party will have many unique features.
w. I. Moor, who has been living in
Waltham, Mass, for the past six
81 ars, and who returned to Ellsworth last
summer, has decided to remain, and will
go into the business Of paper hanging.
a bill ha' been introduced in the State
legislature to amend the EtIswort city
charter SO that the school board shall
consist of five mem bors, one to be from