Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-11-14

For other local neWs see pages 4, 5 and d.
Steam heating apparatus has been pot
In the electric light station.
The NicoIin club house will be closed
| for few weeks, during the bad travel
ling.
West Ellsworth is hunting bears. Bear
| tracks were seen in Ben Davis field this
week.
There will be a harvest supper at the
Unitarian vestry tomorrow evening at
s O'Clock.
Col. &. c. BurrilI has returned from
| a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Tstley, in
Montreal.
Alderman N. H. Higgins is gradually
not yet able to sit up.
w. F. Aiken and Frank Young have
returned from a successful partridge
hunting trip up river.
Arthur L. Hale, Howard Hooper and
Calvin Carter are bunting for two weeks
near Katahdin Iron Works.
Tomorrow evening Donaqua lodge, K.
| OF p, will give sociable at Odd Fellows
hall. Music by Dirieo orchestra.
The county commissioners were in
| session yesterday. attending to routine
| business Of auditing accounts etc.
The ladies OF the Unitarian society are
preparing for their annual fair and supper
TO be given some time in December
new lock has been put on the Dirigo
club house. Members can obtain new
keys either from George B. Stuart or
Harry e. S,rpttan.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Austin, formerly o! Ellsworth, died in
Bath last week. The body was brought
| here for interment last Friday.
Fred Smith is .spt nding his vacatio
| with bis parents, Moses Smith and wife,
in Ellsworth. He is employed as con-
ductor on electric cars in Boston.
Mrs. Austin NJ. Foster, with her
| daug hter Georgia, is visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. d. l.. Yale, in Bath. They will alse
| visit in Boston before returning home.
Fire caught about the chimney in the
| small dwelling at Washington Junction
owned 10y X. B. Phillips, OF this city, but
was extinguished before great damsge
| was done.
| Charles Hartman, of this city, is laid
| up with acute rheumatism at Frederic
| ton, N. B., where he has been working.
| He will be brought home as soon as he
| Can stand the trip.
Harold Fl. Clark Is home from Lynn,
| Mass, for a short vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Clark. Mr..
Clark Is employed with the General
| Electric Co. in Lynn.
| The supper announced to be given at
| the Congregational church tomorrow
| evening has been postponed to next week
| in order not to Co. flict with the harvest
supper at the Unitarian church.
George Walker, OF New York, and his
| younger daughter were guests of Mrs. A
B. Walker for day last week. Mr..
Walker Is son OF the late Nat han
Walker, and spent his youth in this city.
Ellsworth owners OF the schooner
"Mary Augusta" thought they had sold
her last week to a Bangor captain, but
there was q hitch in the negotiate ions,
| and the "Mary Augusta" still halls from
Ellsworth.
L. F. Giles, Of this city, and Hervey
Kingman, OF Waltham, got two deer one
morning last week, near Waltham. They
were gone from Mr.. Kingman's house
about two hours and returned with two
yearling bucks.
Irving Osgood, the Ellsworth photo
grapher, to- day received an order from
w. de c. Ravenel, OF the commission of
fish and fisheries OF the Pan-American
exposition, for photographs OF the Green
Lake fish hatchery, from negatives owned
by Mr.. Osgood. The photographs were
taken several years ago, and were exhib-