Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-03-07


to apply for admission to Hancock Co Bar.
Lewis Friend Co-Clothing.
owen Byrn-Clothing.
Thompson-StatoDery.
BANGOR
Tyler, Fogg 4 Co-Municipal bonds.
PORTLAND:
Oren Hooper's sons--white oak carpets.
For other local neros see pages 4, 8 and 8.
City hose company has decided upon a
masquerade for its Easter Monday ball.
There was chopping bee to-day at the
home OF Mrs. Osmond Clark on the Surry
road.
Miss Fannie Hall is home from a visit
among friends and relatives in Msssachu-
sets.
left Monday for visit of a week or two in
Boston.
Rev. G. G. Winslow, of Belfast, will
preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
There will be a circle supper at the
Unitarian church Tomorrow evening at
8 O'Clock.
Acadia chapter, Royal Arch, worked the
X. A. degree on two candidates last FRI
day evening.
Wivurna encampment, 1. o. o. F., will
work the Royal Purple degree next Mon
day evening.
The board OF registration added twenty
eight new names to Ellsworth's voting
list last week.
Lejok lodge, !. o. o. r., worked the
initiatory degree on seven candidates last
Friday evening.
Rev. Andrew Gray, OF surry, will preach
Sunday afternoon.
w. P. BoDsey went to Boston last week
to purchase engine and boiler for his new
mill on Water street.
church will give . supper from 8 to this
evening at the vestry.
Mrs. g. P. Dutton and Miss Louise are
in Augusta for few days. They expect
to be home to- morrow.
Miss J. A. Thompson and Miss Eva
Aiken have returned from their trip to
Washington and elsew here.
Ellsworth felt the effects OF last Thurs
day nights storm in an unusually high
tide, but no damage was done.
A purse containing a sum OF money has
| been found by Ecmon Emo, which the
| owner may have by calling on him.
The Dirigo athletic club will give a
dance al Its ciub rooms this evening. The
Dirigo orchestra will furnish music.
Schooner "Wm. f. Green, OF Boston,
267 tons, built at Ellsworth in 1879, was
recently purchssed by her master, Capt.
Nelson.
W. l.. Thomas, OF South Surry, was in
Ellsworth Monday night, the guest OF ii.
W. Dunn. Mr.. Thomas recently lost lis
| house by fire.
| Hollis b. Estey and DR.. II. w. Haynes
returned last Wednesday from their
weeks fishing trip at Alligator lake with
| some hne salmon and trout.
| Percy Bartlett graduated last week
| from the medical department OF Dart
mouth college. lie has entered hospital
| in Boston for further study.
The prize dance that was to have taken
place last week will be given in Odd
| Fellows hall next Saturday evening.
| Music by Monaghan's orchestra.
b. T. Sowle has gone to Southern Pines,
n. C., where his wife is stopping in the
hope Of benetiting her health. MIR. Sowle
| was called there by word that Mrs. Sowle
was worse.
Rev. q 3. Chadwick, former pastor Of
the Methodist church in this city, and
very popular while here, died at his home
in Damsriscotts last Sunday. He leaves
widow and one son.
The Ellsworth steam laundry is shut
| down temporarily owing to the giving
out of the old boiler. Mr.. Estey has pur-
chased new boiler in Bangor, and ex-
poets to have it in position next week.
In another column may be found an
interesting letter from Judge l.. A. Emery,
who, with Mrs. Emery and Miss Crosby u,
| is enjoying trip up the Mediterranean.
A second letter by the same writer will
appear next week.
Donaqua lodge, X. Of P.,gave socisble
at Odd Fellows hall last Thursday even
ing. The reputation Of this lodge for its
"good times" drew out quite numb
in spite OF the severe storm. The evening
was an enjoyable one indoors.
j. Otis Swift, city editor OF the Lewis
ton Journal for some time past, who has
| many friends in Hancock county, has &C
cepted position on the New York World
MIR. Swift has recently contributed several
pieces of verse to The AMERICAN.
b. F. Joy, wife and little daughter left
last Saturday for a visit OF few weeks in
West tbrook. During his absence, w. F..
Squirting, a graduate of the Illinois college