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

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Black homestead, fell two weeks ago,
breskinE Il ,pall hone in his shouHee
Tue injury Was not attended to promptly.
ard now he Is having serious time with
it.
All the schools in the city are open ex-
cept Nos. t. paa H. The teacher at No.
L Wi ua Il aatysuR NJ. Richardson's.
All tAe esa,. ##teaers we're included d in
the tt7t printed N The AMERICAN last
week.
W. II. Dresser expects to move his
market to the Campbell & True building
near the bridge next week. b. c. Hodg-
kins, the confeetioner, expects to move
to the store now occupied by Mr., Dresser
ahout May /.
Rev. J. p. Simonton and wife will go to
Rockland next Monday TO attend the
Easa Maine conference. Next Sunday,
which closes Mr. Sinonton's first year
here, he Will review the past years work
in the church.
Wurkmeu are now busy putting in the
front and the interior fittings of the new
otSAS III tiA' hI'bii iiE bibN NJ II oift'i plI
Franklin street. The work VIII be fin
ished next week, aud a. L. Moore VIII
apen his store a- soon thereafter as posi-
bic.
Last week, IN mentioning the splendid
large photograph OF Judge A. 2. Wiswell
presented to the First National bank
directors, TIE AMERICAN very careessly
omitted to state the important fact that
the donors were the employees of the
hank.
Arthur L rook, who has been with the
MAtae ntuery boys in Cuha. Was mus
tered uut WITH The rest OF them AT Savan-
nan. He arrived home Satus day for
f.N day t-ij With his partut4, Mr. and
Mrs james /. Cook, before going to work
in Lewiston.
Fhr Cari-iis Endtavor society of the
B ut ii t=za-. .a=s Thursday ette ed the
f. .iasass. .... -sass tare,jdeaI, Lswie d.
CopN; wee pr.-j lsut. +. l.. CURTIS; seer
tsrS, Ms y l1h1e Davis; eeffesp ndtn
secretary, =. O.. Le..n on, org mist, Mirs
Florence Curtis.
rne " r Parker Clothing Co is now
Installed in ts new quarters in the Man
mir 2 block he store recently vacated by
Lewis Friend & Co. The store has bee IL
thoroughly renovated and the interior
painted. 1t is now on of the hand
soonest in the city.
B. f. Thomas, formerly of the Union
Suoe CO.. of Ellsworth, has been in town
for a feN day-. Mr.. Thomas is now a
n-e.rher OF the shoe manufacturing firm
II ". r Byers & Co., Columbus, Ohio.
He ne + t1t to look after his SUIT
against Boston firm for breach OF con-
tract.
Horace Haynes, for many years prom
inent as an employee and official Of ex-
press companies in Bangor and in other
parts of Maine died in Bangor yesterday.
Haynes was one of the old-time stAge
drivers on the "air-line" and Ellsworth
routes, and was in the employ of the
Hales, OF Ellsworth.
A. w. Ellis, OF Ellsworth Falls, r Gently
had the misfortune to lose hand-omr
young colt by Broomal, out of a fashion
horses in his string, part of winch vii
be worked by Lew JudkiEs, torm.I, nf
tlartland, who will have stables at tn
Ellsworth track the coming season.
Charles Curtis who has been in san
Fraaci9eo for the past hree months work
ing for his brother, p Burton Curtis,
arrived home Saturday evening. He " ill
continue his business here during the
summer, but may return to san Francisco
in the fall. lis brother Samuel, who
accompanied hin to the Pacific coast, will
remain there.
The Kings Daughters society, which
has been doing such good work IN Ellis
worth for the past ten years, is about 10
disband. The burden became too great
for the feN willing ones to carry and
disbtndment became necessary Many
will regret to hear this. Probably the
last m"e'iog Of the society viii be held
next Monday.
a. W. Cushman x son have moved into
their annex the store recently vacated
by the w. r Parker Clothing Co. A
stairway connects with their old store on
Franklin street. The show window in
the new store has been deepened and
makes one of the best windows in the
city and the annex gives them a hand
some front on Main street.
John w. Coughlin has purchased the
interest of Joseph W. Nealley in the barber
shop at the corner of Main and State
wi L ba n
the same place. Mr.. Nealley will open
new shop in the basement OF the new
First National Bank building. The room
is now being fitted up for him, and he
hopes to be ready for business next week.
Prot George w. Gilmore, OF the Ban
gor theological seminary, preached at the
Unitarian church Sunday morning. The
pastor, Rev. A. II. Coar, was unable to re-
turn from Boston in time to keep his en-