Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS
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For other local nelcs see pages 4, 3 and 8.
Mrs. f. e. Smith is visiting relatives
and friends in Boston.
Mrs. IaCorda Lord is visiting relatives
and friends in Boston.
Mrs. A. f. Smith has returned from
visit to her son at Gardiner.
Monaghan's dancing school was post
poned from Tuesday to next Monday
night.
The Kings Daughters will give whist
party at Manning hall, Tuesday evening,
March IA.
The registration last week was unus-
ually large, tifty-nine new names being
placed on the lists.
The Circle Of Industry of the Congre
gational church will give a supper in the
vestry this evening.
Rev. E. w. Kelley, of Burmah, India,
will speak at the Baptist church next
Tuesday evening on IN Missions''.
The State street school is closed this
week on account OF the illness Of the
The sociable OF the Dirigo athletic club
last Friday evening was very pleasant
affair. Dancing and whist were enjoyed.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge will give a So
ciable at Odd Fellows hall on Friday
evening, March II. All Odd Fellows are
invited.
Mrs. James Madison Mcfarland, of
North Hancock ell known in Ellsworth,
died last Thursday, of brain fever, aged
tiftysix years.
County Clerk J. +. Knowlton returned
Saturday from trip to Boston. He was
taken down with Il bad cold Monday, and
is still confined to his house.
William w. Morrison left last Thursday
for New York on trip of business and
pleasure combined. Mrs. Morrison and
little daughter are in Cherrytieid.
The circle supper given at the Unitarian
vestry last Wednesday evening was one
Of the most successful ever given by the
society. The young ladies had charge.
Miss Georgia Trip, OF Bar Harbor, is
spending the week in Ellsworth, where
she is warmly welcomed by many friends.
She is the guest of Miss Georgia Hastings.
The entertainment announced to be
given in the Unitarian vestry Monday
evening Of this week, has been postponed
to the first week in April.
Z. b. Cole, OF b. E. Cole d Co., is in
town for few days. Mr.. Cole says the
outlook is brighter than for some time
past, and that the chances for larger
business at the shoe factory here are
better.
Competitive declamaeions of the senior
class of the high school will take place in
two divisions-the first, Friday afternoon
OF this week, and the second division
Friday afternoon of next week. Public
invited.
The ladies of the Catholic society will
have supper at Odd Fellows hall,
Thursday evening, March 16. In addi-
tion there will be a sale of aprons and
home made candy. Supper from $50 to
O'Clock.
The schooner ''Pepe Ramirez", COM
manded by Capt. Lorenzo Jordan, Of
Ellsworth, arrived in Boston last week
from Ponce, Porto Rico. In gale on
Feb. L she lost foresail and jib, and
broke gaff.
Elmer F. Murch Ellsworth CORE
spondent of the Bangor Commercial, has
made his debut story writer. lie
contributes to last Saturdays Com
mercial a we'll written story OF the Union
river lumber woods.
The recommendation of the Ellsworth
board OF health that school children
should be vaccinated, started general
vaccination among the children. A
rumor was soon current that there was a
case Of smallpox in the city. 1t probably
originated among the school children.
Mrs. Eliza Tourtelotte, one of the old
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