Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-03-21
COUNTY NEWS.
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| Northeast Harnor.
| The reading room has been well patron
lied this winter.
McEachern & Stanley open their fish
market this week.
Edgar Perry, who has spent the winter
in Boston, is at home.
The prospects are for good season as
cottag are in demand.
A fitzpatrick has opened roller skat-
ing rink in the hall.
Clarence Emery, of Eden, layman, is
conducting services at the Baptist church,
and is much liked,
sans Whittemore has kept his ferry
route opened between here and South
west Harbor all winter.
Albert Reynolds, who has been at work
! in Everett, Mass, the past two months,
returned home last Thursday.
Z Kimball and wife expect to return
/ from Boston April /. c. A. Mcbride has
! kept store during his absence.
Ansel Manehester's cottage is pIastered,
and work on the inside finish has begun.
! Charles Trask is doing the plum bing.
At the town meeting it was voted to
make a close time on clans for one year,
except that citizen can take them for
4 family use.
Lyman Haskell, barber, is going to
move to Friendship about April 1. l. T.
! Moor will open an art store in connection
( with his studio after Mr.. Haskell moves.
! j A peckbam, who has been at Ire
mont since Christmas, was in town on
/ business last Saturday. He expects to re-
turn with his wife April /,
Graves Bros. have quite a crew of ma
sons and stonecutters at work on the new
church st Mary by-th Sea-. 1t is to be
of cut granite taken from the road being
lowered at Harborside. Only part will be
built this spring, to be completed by July
The old chapel win be used this summer
In the fall work will begin again. and the
church finished. The part they are al
work on is 40x6o feet, % feet high. with a
stone gable 81 feet high from floor. The
whole structure will be 1o4 feet long, i6
feet wide, with a stone tower and stone
ehimneys, slate roof. The roof will be
supported with five large arches OF Phiia-
delpha pressed brick. The inside will be
plastered, with an open ceiling. J. H.
SOULS does the carpenter work. The es-
timated cost when completed is about
$4,000 Henry w. Vaughan, of Boston,
architect.
March 10 j. A. P.
Deer Isle
f Green and wife went to Boston
Thursday.
Sadie and Peter Cressy came from Mont
willie Friday.
Harry Joyce and Alfred Greenlaw
arrived Thursday.
Capt George l.. Beck came home Wed :
nesday, from Boston.
The ice went out OF the harbor March Is,
for the third time since February /.
Percy Haskell and Gardner Green left
saturday for New York.
Mrs Hittie Lowe has gone to Fall River
to meet her husband, Capt. Thomas Lowe.
Schooner ID. d. Haskell", Capt. W. 5.
Pickering, arrived in Providence Satur-
day
Schooner Mary y Hail. Capt. Caleb \.
I Haskell, arrived in Boston. March 9, from
Bfuu-W
BY special arrangements a steam er
called al North Deer Isle and took the
normal school pupils 10 Castine.
Capt Ralph II. Gray went to Providence
Monday, accompanied by his crew, to take
charge OF the schooner Mary Standshn.
W II Saunders, who has been attend
ing Gray- business college at Portland,
returned home Monday on account of i'll
health.
The school committee went to Ninal-
haven, Monday, TO make arrangements
with the committee OF that town for
choosing a superintendent OF schools
y arCl 80. +. j. :.