Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-03


structiou in writing to Ellsworth teaci
ers. She WiIl be IN Ellsworth again next
Saturday, and VIII give instruction at he
high school building at 9 a. IN. aud 2 p. m.
Francis S. Burrowes, United States
assistant engineer is in Ellsworth for the
purpose Of making a survey OF Union
river preparatory to the continuance of
the dredging operations begun last season.
He will be here about ten days. The
dredging This year probably will be done
between the wharves and Tinker's wharf
Prof. T.. c. Emery, of Bowdoin college,
has an interesting article in the March
number OF the Economic Journal, ON
cultures in the Grain Market. This
journal is an English periodical, the organ
of the British Economic association, aud
he sblest paper conducted in the in
terests of political economy. Professor
Emery heretofore has had contributions
in it.-heRnebec Journal.
Judge L. A. Emery, of this city, will
deliver a course of lectures to the students
of the University Of Maine School OF
Law during May. The subject of the
| course is "Roman Law The first lecture
WAS given yesterday afternoon. The other
leci ures Will be given on Thursday and
Friday of This week, and on May 16, IS
and 10.
George l. Grant, one of THE AMERI-
| CAN s employees, will leave next week for
Dorchester, Mass, where he will make
his home with his mother and sister, who
have lived there for the past year. George
| is Il member of Eagle hook and ladder
company, and is popular among the
young men OF Ellsworth. He will be
missed.
A. A. Car. who has been in Ellsworth h
| for he past year. employed as book keeper
for Contractor Kenetiek, left Ellsworth
ast Friday for Herkimer, n. Y, where
Mr.. Kenetick is engaged on contract.
MIR. Carr made many friends during
his stay in Ellsworth, who wish him sue
cess and happiness wherever his work
may call him.
| The Onasouson club of the Ellsworth
high school bas purchased through NJ. II.
Andrews, OF Bangor, Chickering ba by
grand piano. 1t is pronounced by COM
petent judges very fine instrument. 1t
is now in Hancock hail where it will re-
main until after the senior prize decla-
nations, when it will be removed to the
high school building.
The Ei!s*orta tennis club held its an
nual meeting Friday afternoon. Officers
were elected as follows: w. II. Titus
president; B. B. Whitcomb, vice presi-
dent; f. X. Swett, secretary; Charles E.
Alexander, treasurer; Hoyt A. Moore
O'' H. W. i'AyheS anu H. Il. farKer' eH-
e'u'i'e 0oi''''i'''ee' Inc COURTS VIII oe
pul III o""fo ioi pay % eoo'' do poes stpie'
A. G. Moon, of East Surry, has rented
the Hale stable on Main street. and
nonght rortion ~ tbo Iirar,, utocl, of
pruhheN < stevens, mo have gone out
of business. Mr.. Moon has been driving
the boat stage for some time He will
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tion. Me,.rs Drumnev x Stevens lea We
to-day for trip east to di-p. Sc of the re-
usjnder OF their livery stock
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fectionefy store TO the building recently
vacated by w. III. Dresser Mr. Hodyklns
nou hos sn,endid fooiI;tiao tor bis tnui
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fine show windo~. The ice-cream parior
is in the rear. sepsrated from the store bv
,,.s.;. .r.a
u'spe''es' ne iarse 'e'F se's'o' remains
III place, and VIII be used for the storage
of fruit and candies. The confectionery
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ana Mr.. higgins arrived nome Monday;
A complete diagnosis OF Mrs. higgins
case had not been made when they left,
put Mr. oodWard says the physicians AT
the hospital mold out encouragemeht OF
permanent cure. MRS. higgins many
irlehas mere nope thls may prove the