Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05

slight.
Miss Mabel Monaghan who came to
Ellsworth to take part in he Easter Mon
day concert OF the City Hose Co., re-
turned to Boston on the noon train to.
day.
The Junior Epworth league Of the
| Methodist church will hold sale of fancy
articles and aprons and serve supper
from $50 to at the vestry Saturday
evening.
John Maloney was called to Lawrence,
Mass, last Saturday, by the death OF his
cousin, Miss Maria A. Keyes. Miss Keyes
was well known in Ellsworth, where she
visited frequently.
| The audience at the peoples service in
the First Congregat lcnal church on Sun
| day evening WIS one of the largest ever
| seen in any church in Bangor. Miss
| Monaghan was heard with pleasure and
| each OF her solos was rendered in a highly
creditable manner.--Bdngor Commercial.
Samuel A. Slater, the Bar Harbor cot
| tager who is we'll known in Ellsworth,
and who has been spending much time re-
Gently at Great Pond camp, is critically
! ill with pneumonia at the Windsor hotel,
| Bangor.
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~ i'.1 II, "o'u soe'aD4e "'i' esfu party NJ
their hall Thursday evening of next
week. A special invitation is extended to
members of the womRn's relief corps and
their husbands.
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lttE, IL. VI. LiWafGs, OF Brunswick,
/ preached two excellent sermons at the
free BAPTIST church sunday. Mr.. Ed
| WARDS VIII occupy he pulpit mere again
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Inc efforts OF the people OF Plttsheld to
secure fuhas tor lie establishment OF
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+. A. Coomos lett Monday for Boston
ana New YORK. tie has not yet decided
IN which city he VIII locate, but probably
in New York. Wherever he goes, he VIII
| nave Ihe pest "lshes OF hosI OF lrlehds
~ h'''mo''n ne " M ue slea'iS in,sneu
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| The Penooscot and kennebec Land Co.;
III which Hon. Eugene Hale ana his
orother, clarence Haie, are largely Inter
esteo' last week sofa TO the Great North
erh fHper Co., Which Is pulldihg the
mammoth mll AT Ml'iihocket' loo'ooo
acres OF timber land on the west branch
Vi tue re'opsoo''
lhere VIII De an entertainment III the
Unitarian vestry next tuesday evening,
consisting OF pictures from "lhe famliy
Aioum taDieauN, ana an attractive
musical programme. NO eHort Will De
spared TO make TINS one OF the best enter
talhihehts OF the season.
The class leaders at the high school for
the winter term are announced as follows:
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