Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-15


oil the Maine Free BAPTIST as5oeiatioh'
VIII Peeeh At the free bapilst church next
SUNDAY ri : ana p IN. All are cordially
lhVitea TO these services.
KEY I. ;. McLearn received telegram
TINS morning announcing the dangerous
illness OF MS iather III lia!liaX, y. >. lie
ieit ~ 'he noon train ana VIII arrive IN
haiiiaN tomorrow morning.
Arthur l.. Hale, who has been faithful
etnpioSee IN lHE AMERICAN once Tor the
past three Years left Isst MONDAY lof Dos
'oh' Wh'fe ne VIII remain. ne WlIl i've
"i'h ms Mataer' Mrs L. H. Bailey.
Tho Ear l'Hrt5r whist players viii be
NV. ~ ,a Ellsworth 10 play Il return
@"pi5eFta whist match FRIDAY evening.
neg N't t' fateftathe1 ut the SieoilH
eiu9' where tHe Aa1ch viii De plHye"'
Ma Hertz, who has been employed rs
tailor by Lewis Friend & Co. for the past
six years. has moved back to Boston.
During his residence here he has made
many t'tsita5' VINO regret MS departure
About fifty friends and members OF the
Methodist church gave Mrs. j. p. Simon
ton surprise Monday evening, the ami
versary of her birth. They were cordially
received, ana pleasant evening was
spent.
The case Of Jones S. Kelley VS.. Angus
tus McCauley, for damages for loss OF
horse alleged to have died from injuries
inflicted by defendant, was decided in IA
81 10; Do 40,
ages at $50
Mrs Pearl B. Day expects to move to
Bangor in the spring. Mr.. Days run on
the Washington County mail route Will
give him more time in Bangor, and a
home there will be more convenient than
in Ellsworth.
civ Marshal Timothv Donovan has
re-apn,,,ted Hiram C. Lord nipbt
noliceraan The cjtv baa been we'll no
liced during the past year, and can safely
trust itself TO Officers Donovan and Lord
for anathcr year.
For.y-cf,ht members of Leiok Iodpe. l.
q O Il. of Ellsworth visited fine Rtuehill
lo1ge las Thursday night. The Ellis
worth O1d Fellows worked the first de-
cree. All renort n rovai welcome from
the Bluehil brethren.
The Gtv Hose co. is planninr for the
hest T,.ter c,ncart e,a bon ev,r- given
hare Brnyvu e pooIer of Rsngor have
been ,,onped Miss Nse Friend will
sinp. =ad. if possible, Miss Mabel Mona
g han ,.lll come lrou boston to take mart
Moutghen's orchestra will furnish the
music.
u ,1elt,,, Ia,. ,,-ho :, ..,,,,,lo,,4 =. ,to
Hail steam mill on Water street, met wit h
A serious accident this morning. Has
oyercoat was caught in a swiftly moving
belt. and Mr.. ,Joy was thrown. His face
bones were broken. 1t is hoped there are
no internal injuries. Mr.. JOYS coat was
torn into shreds,
,r,,. u1,>.a o.,,,x j., .,,a tr,.,,,,.t,,
city charter increasing the board of edu-
cation to fye-one member from escb
mittee of the legislature. The committee
voted Yesterday to grant petitioners
leave to Withdraw. which is a polite leg
islative way of turning them down.
w,Iiomu u Rice nost q bos
aoo,,.aa De-, u poa., -, ,ha ,r-,i
yersitv of Maine. to deliver the Memorial
Day oration in Ellsworth. Aside from
the fact that Prof. Rogers is an Ellswort h
boy, the still more important fact that he
is one of Names most graceful public
sneakers gives assurance that the peonle
of Ellsworth will be favored with an ex-
c4Ilent Grafton.
n,.op u cno -, ,,,txa,,,,
t'>,;a1, '''N.'' ~
a. a9','" ''l,,e' %, e,.I 'e'N ",
vul chorus. The chorus is arranging for a
concert to he riven in AnriI mr. Nsv SINH
lar to lbe one given in Hsncock haIi lsst
.Ju,v. and Prof Chairman has generously