Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-04

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTD THIS WEEK.

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Arno " King -Administrasor's sale.
WR Parker, I Observation-Disclosures Of
Admr notice Est Charles Bowden
Admr notice Est Charles Eaton
GA ParchsrCStore and house Tor Tor sais: =.
torney.
CFDavis 4 Co-New meat market.
Rocssnd Sseh Psns, Co
Pssak \ aalIessMpry sr@.f1!e goods.
Boston Bangor steamship Co - Spring
n 4 CIark--Greenhouses
L v Hooper-Sherins sale.
STosISGToN, ME:
&C Cousins--Tishing schooner for sale.
BANooR:
Joseph W Maun-Farm for sale.
PORTLAND:
Oren Hooper's sons-Furniture renoyating.
For other local nesos soc pages 4, s and 8.
NJ. Gailert IL In New York this week on
business.
Senator Hale IL spending = few days
this weak in Ellsworth.
e. J. Walsh is In Boston on business.
He 10 expected home tomorrow night.
Burning grass In the Black field called
the iremen out last Thursday afternoon.
The Epworth league will give supper
at the Methodist vestry this evening, to
8.
A. w. King, continues to improve,
and he expects to be out again in day or
two.
Tomorrow evening Donaqua lodge, K.
OF p, will give sociable ct Odd Fellows
hall.
Mrs. Edward B. Rodick, Of Bar Harbor,
was the guest OF Mrs. Helen Wiggin last
week.
A week from Monday the masqueraders
will be out at the City hose company's 3
dance.
Hon. John B. Redman, OF this city. will
deliver the Memorial Day oration at
franklin.
Madam A. 3. Duttou, who has been
very III during the pact week, is slowly
improving.
The Methodist Sunday school is pre-
pairing for an Easter missionary concert
Sunday evening.
Willis Dunn, who has been employed in
y lumber mill at Berlin, N. H., all winter,
returned home last week.
J. T. Giles and his lumber crews came
out OF the woods yesterday. He has cut
and landed about 8 oOO, 900 feet.
Mrs. Lleweliyn Higgins, who has spel
the past three months with her husband
In Boston, has returned home.
John e. Doyle is to move this weex
from Bridge hill to the Forsyth house,
corner OF Main and Oak streets.
DR.. Thomas N. Drake and wife, of Ban
gor, were in Ellsworth Monday, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Whiting.
Miss Lucy r. Osgood, OF Peabody. sper
Sunday and Monday with her mothe'
Mrs. George r. Osgood, OF this city.
Col. Z. c. Burrill Is on a business and
pleasure trip South. He will visit Nor
folk, Va, and Southern Pines, N. c.
The Eureka hose running team will
| give a dance at Odd Fellows hall this
evening. Music by Dirigo orchestra.
Miss Mary Mckay, preceptress of the
| seminary at Bucksport, was the guest OF
| Miss Catherine Smonton in Eilswort b
| over Sunday.
The republicans OF Ellsworth will hold
| a caucus at Hancock hall Friday, at 3 p.
| m, to choose delegates to State and dis
trict conventions.
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Wednesday evening was well attended,
There will be another Wednesday even
ing OF next week.
Rev. d. L. Yale and wife, OF Bath, after
few days spent with Mrs. Yale's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Foster, in this city
rsturned home to-day.
Charles A. Tower has opened a carriage
furniture and sign-painting shop or
South street, in the building formerly oc-
cupied by NJ. E. Msloney.
Capt. Fred Segebath, of Ellsworth, fol
the past few years captain OF the Bangor
schooner "Kate s. Walker, will sail the
Ellsworth schooner "Yreka" this year.
The Odd Fellows sociable last Thursday
numbe was in attendance, and one Of the
"good times" for which Lejok is famous
was enjoyed.
| Ellsworth Is to have two new meat.
markets-one will be opened in the Camp
bell & True building near the postoffice
by G. F. Davis & Co., and the other or
Liberty street by Maurice Downey, jr.
| A. X. Devereux, who last year pur'
chased the Joseph Eddy place at East
Lamoine, expects to move there in the
early spring, to remain during the sum
mer, and possibly to make it his perma'
an6rrtiSments.
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