Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-11-08

day evening, as benefit for Fred Wood
who had his ankle fractured in the foot
ball game with Bar Harbor.
|. L. Halman has accompanied Kora
Temple, Mystic Shriners, OF Lewiston, to
Montreal, W here they will institute a new
temple. About 200 Shriners are on the
trip, and 1t will be memorable one.
The little girls of Mrs c. |. Welch s
class OF the Unitarian Sunday school, held
sale Of homemade candy at the home of
their teacher Saturday. a neat little sum
was realized, and was given by the class
to the church.
The schooner "Yreka" is out on the
marine railway for repairs. She will have
new keelson and false keel. 1t is expecte ed
to have her off in about week, and Capt.
Bonsey Will make one or two more trips
to Boston in her this fall.
AT the annual meeting OF the Maine
Woman's Aid to American Missionary
association Of the Congregational church,
held in Auburn last week, Miss NJ. A..
Clark, OF Ellsworth, was elected the vice
Col. II. E. Hamlin, in his yacht
"Mystery", with Henry Whiting, II. M.
Hall, jr., and j. w. Nealley, returned last
night from trip to Eggemoggin reach
for sea birds. They killed all the birds
they wanted in few hours shooting,
bringing home over thirty birds.
DR.. NJ. l.. Gordon talked Interestingly
on missionary work among the japanese,
at the Congregational church, Friday
evening. DR.. Gordon has but recently
returned from the missionary field in
Japan, and he spoke from close personal
observation of the work and needs there.
james A. Coleman, of the East Maine
Conference seminary, will give reading
at the Methodist church to-morro% eve
ming, at 730. The programme will in
clude popular, pathetic, patriotic and hu-
morous selections. Mr.. Coleman is spoken
of as fine elocutionist and reader of
ability.
z. II. Stratton is building convenient
distributing case for the postofiice. The
case will have 100 pigeonholes, and is
arranged with wings so that a man at
work at the case can reach every pigeon
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Addison o. Saunders, formerly of Els
worth, has sold out his market business
in Everett, Mass, to accept an excellent
poSI'ioh "7 travelling salesman Iof
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Miss Lottie Brown, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her cousin. Miss
Eva Aiken, left last saturday to join her
mother in Bucksport. From there they
go this week to New York for a week
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Capt. Adelbert Bellatty will not take
O- 49,
reported last week, but has taken the
schooner "A. K. Woodward. Capt
Charles Fullerton, who has been going in
the "Woodward" all summer, will go back
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ho"eha iouge ol oouth"es' harooi ias'
evening. ABOUT thirty neihoe VI
ho"eha ioage were present. supper was
served at ooo feilo"s nail on 'helf
arrival at O'CLOCK. In the evening
NoRomls WORKED the heoeKah degree Oh
Two cahaiaates. Alter "ork there WIS
left Tor the drive home in the small bours
n, the morning
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