Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-19

and it is hoped will entirely recover from
the effects of the fall. His many friends
will be glad to see him about again.
The VIM Il. II. Rice relief corps was re-
Gently presented with handsome screen
IN the national eolors, for which IL eE
tends Vote Of thanks TO Robert b.
Holmes.
Capt, VIII Whiting is having his sloep,
the '.An5tis i.eer, put in readiness for tHe
season. Iaa cabin is being enlarged, and
she Will be more comfortable than ever
for cruising.
y conyoeation of Acadia chapter,
Royal Arch AIesons. will be held Friday
evening. Grand High Priest Albro T..
Chase, Of Portland, will visit he lodge.
hau4@@. viii follow the work.
The W. Q 7. L. will meet tomorrow
AS delegates to the convention to be held
in Northeast Harbor will be chosen, full
attendance is earnestly requested.
The supper given by the gentlemen Of
the Unitarian society last Wednesday
evening was a great success. The net
proceeds were over $40. This breaks the
record for church suppers in Ellsworth.
The G. A. R. sociable at Grand Army
hall last Thursday evening was a very
pleasant affair. The members OF the post
and relief corps, with wives and husbands
and few invited friends, were present.
Frederick Hale, son Of Senator Hale,
last Friday, in Portland, successfully
passed the examination for admission to
the Cumberland county bar. He has
been reading law in the Office Of his uncle,
Clarence Hale.
Mrs s. B. Woodward expects to leave
Ellsworth to-day for Bangor, where she
will remain for the present with her son
Charles, OF the firm OF Lyford q Wood
ward. Miss Carrie Woodward, who has
been here since her fathers death, ex-
poets to leave for Boston next Friday.
The county commissioners will soon
give oat the contract for building the
short piece of road in the town OF Han
cock at Washington junction. This is
the piece of road to be built according to
plan approved by the county commits
sioners, to Obviate two railroad crossings.
y small house ON Grant street owned by
John Ma and occupied by Mrs. John
pewere Hsa+ slightly damaged by fire
Monday afternoon. The fire started in
lin attit, aud burned through the roof.
q serious fire WAS averted by the prompt
rasponse af the tiremen. The loss Is
covered by insurance.
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came from the orange groves or II. l..
salisbury, a former Hancock county boy
who nov has Il splendid farm at Cuca
moner, California. His orange grove
covers ten acres. His next most import
ant crop y potatoes. of which last year he
raised a1d marketed lo,0OO bushels.
ina y rlgo athletic club has Indefinitely
for which it fas been rehearsing for scme
time. and VIII give instead Speciality
performance, IN winch he adventures OF
Patrlek Mutslshn. m being lnlt>atea 70
the mysteries or me Ancient OHder OF
Red shirts Will be vlvldly depicted. The
entertainment VIII be given probably the
first week III May.
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=, postor VLila tbora ba nod orr
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n"tiei Hh'cn was 'oHgtu III h's re- oN t"e
hcc'ot''h' 0,scharee oi r1Vo'Ner some
time ego Ne hul.e3 Is uhder tue Knee
conv.ujence The X raw pinot tograph.
show 're the bones OF tue knee, aud the
nnl.tl; l5 ,i no" on" .' Si"'ser hep't'7o' :
p. H. Bonsev, who has been in the
bakery business here for the past five
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