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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-01

entral Union Church, Rev. william NJ.
rcaid. pastor-Sunday school and BIZ
class. $50; public worship and sermon,
Y r. 3. c. Z. prayer meeting, $50;
letting, Wednesday, 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
John Philip Is in town.
Bob.

John Philip is in town.
School closes In districts and Q Friday.
william Sargent AMI wife. OF Castine,
were Ia town Wed, edsy.
Ingiison McIntyra via wo'k for Mrs.
q. 4 Cough thi, simmer.
Miss Hattie P.rtI dgs OF Bucksport, is
visiting her brother, w. I. Partridge.
Several from here ex peci to attend the
graduation at Elisw ORTIZ Wednesday.
Mrs Everett johnson. ~ Portland, is
visiting her parents, Ira Grindae aud
wife.
Rev. Il. Bean exchanged puipits with
Rev. Mr.. York, of BROOKLYN, Sunday.
Mrs. George Hsistesd, of Hollistor,
Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. + /.
Gross
A gravel Sidewalk Is being laid from
the b uvbili inn to the John steven
residence.
A new sehoolhoase Is being built On
Long l-lsnd to replace the one burned
there a short time ago.
Austin Slower, wife and child went t.
Sorrento on short visit TO Mr. Siover's
parents last week.
MIR. Msnuel Melio and daughter spent
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Bailey
Ciosson, In sedgwick last week.
Schooner "Gold Hunter, Capt. Otis
Candage master, sailed from port Friday
with cargo OF infusoriai Garth for Bos-
ton parties.
". Partridge went to Ellswort h
Friday. His wife snd daughter accom-
panied him. They will go TO Bar Hsrbor
where hey viii be guests OF Mr., Part.
rids. '-si-g+r. Mt> - we.iinsl GA Bunker.
Jusel6 Bon
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CRANBERRY rsi..-
Charles :. Squirting returned home
Thursday from Hebron academy.
Mrs. sidney c. Bunker. Of Bsoeksen,
Mas. - visiting here. her former home,
Waiter HadIock snd wife are receiving
congratulatlon. Ca the histh Of son.
lSpuriing Russell
Lander Bunker aud wife have an sd.
dition 20 their fsmiiy-a young daughter,
Helen ArsbeIie.
Schooner sCosma.1 Fstarnsa from tie
fishing grounds last nigns wlh i3.ps
pounds Of ash. She xss Ieaking bsdis.
Alfred q. Balger, vi no hss been NJ for
some months st the home % bis sister,
Mrs. J. n. Pressey. has nov suffered q
psrslytie shock.
The addition 60 the wharf Of the Gran
berry club on Fish point. which has been
built al Seal H.rer "a. towed to It's
destination yesterday.
Rev. C. ". Davie and Mrs. Minnie NJ.
Stanley, Of this place, aud several from
IsIcsford, attended the Congregations
conference at Ellsworth isst week.
Mrs. 5. n. BaIger aud Mrs. {. Il. spsF-
ling attended the graduation sxerctsss
this week al the Cs-tine normal scsoo .
Miss Mamie +. Squirting graduated.
The ehiidren's concert at the Caion
church last night was a great success.
The teachers In districts / aud 2, Mi-ses
Nevs Lawn and E3na Hat I'D, deserve
much credit.
Mrs. Cora A. Richardson has gone 10
Damiscove Island to remain with heE
husband q few months. lie has recently
been appointed captain Of The life sayins
station there.
J. B. s,e.,e and sisters, Mrs. Frances NJ
and Annie Il. spiriing, have recently re
csived Ia. SAD n-ss of the death OF their
sister, Mrs. Elniirs Deiano, at her home sl
Hsverhiii, Mass.
Mrs. Sadie russell has retgraed from
the Maine general hospital ct Portlsnc
wher. she has spent Toe last month. shs
was accompanied by her sister Mildred
ana DIR. {. NJ. sawyer. Although She uH'
derweut a very eeniesi operation. abe y
now gaining rapidly
| L. J. Stanley has cold The hull OF th'
schooher "rsmsonH TO Capt. George :
Bunker. who viii Thoroughly repair th'
vessel next feli. The "fsms0n" bias bs.i
moored at Northeast H.rbor Tor savers
| Year,, and has been practically useless 1
her ner. Previous to selling the ha.
1 of the vessel, Capt.. Stanley had sold tor
top hamper TO Capt. w. A. Squirting, viii
inch 10 refit the schooner "fenni-cott
which - dispasted two weeks ago Ia
squat while on the fishing grounds
| Later the schooner Emma" picked y,
and brought into port the msinsslI, viii
Doom ana gsn attached. Toe TENNIS
colt" has been r., fitted and u ready l.
resume fishing.
/ ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

s,u.n,u
Biuehiii inn will oren June 30.
Mrs. Herbert Gray. of North Btushil',
died Tuesday.
Mrs. q. A. Clough, nf Drookline, Mass,
Is expected here sboa. the 20 a OF this
month.
The funeral of Miss Minnie Johmo1
took place wedne, day afternoon. The
fioral offerings we're beautiful. The pail
bearers were; p. T. Gray, w. II. Hardin,
A. J. Treworgy, q. weiIand Clay, II. W.
Morse and r. T.. Maddox.
Rev. X. L. Odds aud family arrived
Wednesday. The body OF Mr.. olds' sou
was found In the Connecticut river.
There was no indication OF murder. 1t 10
thought that be fell from bridge and
was drowned. The body WAS Identified
by an Odd Fellows pin and some rail-
road pssres in the pocket. HIS money
aud watch were with him.
The Apollo quartette, OF Boston, gave
an entertainment to large sudi.nce in
the town hall Thursday evening. This
qusrtette is one OF the best In Boston.
The readings, both humorous and
ia; betic, were listened to with interest.
The solos by Mr.. Howe and Mr.. Kendall
were among the popular numbers on the
programme. The appearance Of Mr..
Paine as 1.-The male Patti" called forth
rounds Of applause.
Jupe II Bon.
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His Life was Saved.

Mr.. j. E Lilly, prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo, lately had wonderful de
Uveranee from frightfui death. In tell
ing of it he says: 81 was taken with Ty-
phoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia My
lungs became hardened. was so weak !
coaid't even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. / expected to soon die of Con
sumption, when heard OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery One bottle gave great relief
/ continued to used 1t. and now am well
and strong. | can't say too much in its
praise" This marvellous medicine is the
surest and quickest cure in the world for
all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular
sizes 90 cents and Il 90. Trial bottles free
at S. Z. NIGorN's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional County Meas see other Psee>

Salisbury Cove.
Miss FOSSIL Young Is spending few
weeks visiting friends in Portland.
Misses Zena Rich and Marie Wood at
tended the graduating exercises at Bsr
Hsr Dor Wednesday evening.
Herbert Emery, it,, who has been at
tending school at Hebron academy the
past year, is at home for a vacation.
wv. Wood and wife were at Bar Hair
Dor Wednesday evening to attend the
concert given by the Apollo quarieite, OF
Boston.
Capt p. II. Young, OF the bark "Ee-
mund Phinney", is at home after an All
sence of several months to South Amer
lean port.
TIE farmhouse owned by Edward
Young, of Bar Hsrbor, and occupied by
Frank W. Gray and family, burned Sat-
urday morning. Mr.. Gray's household
goods were saved. A defective chimney
is thought to have been the cause.
E. Carlton Herrick, who SO seceptsbly
filled the pulpit of the Eden Baptist
church last summer, arrived from New
ton Theological institute Saturday and
will occupy the same pulpit as last season.
Mr.. Herrick made many friends here last
summer, and they gladly welcome him
back.
June Is X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Baekspurt.
James E. Hall post, q. A. r has
secured from the L. :. government
two OF the twenty-four pound howiiz-
ers now in the thanking batteries at Fort
KNOX, together with a number Of shells.
Ordnsuc Sergeant L. Heggi, in charge OF
t re fort, has orders to deliver the guns TO
the commander Of the post. These guns
will probably be mounted in front OF the
G. A. r. hall on Elm street. These are in
addition to the two guns OF the ZANE
kind which were some time ago given to
the town Of Bucksport, having been
secured by the efforts of the Union
Veterans Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

by Rev. c. B. Smith, who spoke comfort
ing words to the heartbroken family.
The deceased was baptized in the Meiho-
dist faith years ago, and has always lived
a Christian life. He was kind ne'ghbor
devoted husband ana father. He vil
be missen by all who knew him. lie
leaves a wife, three sons and two daugf :
ters, one OF whom f. living Ia Colorado.
The family have thu mpathy OF host
OF friends in their Bereavement.
Iua, & l..
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weather. On this spacious gisss-en-
guests to gather. A feature OF the porch
Is an immense stone Are place. which IL
also duplicated In the effsee. There Is
q new pool room in the basement Of
the hotel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Ms Cora DOy,e l. In iown
Rae Pearson miiy hav- arrived.
Mis-. Louie Fries and cook. OF Boston
came Thursday.
Mss whitt,rey. Of Cleveland, o, ar.
rived s-turd y.
4. NJ. Garter srriy,d hon. from MI
Wsldo saturday.
Tine summer coitsges a. Pasker Point
are fast ti.ling up
Charls- ". Cuts and family left Mon
day Tor the summer.
Mr.. a. ; sweet stxpscte no ne ON
Massa' hasetis this wtk.
Mr.. Holman. of ~. Paul, MINI. and
Miss Luck arrived saturday.
Mr.. Fries and Ms. Annie Fries will
come the isst Of the month.
Schooner "onahs". of Boston, Capt.
oliver Bofr. l. loading stone at White
Grsnite Co. = wharf
A democratic caucus will be held at
=. Stanley store saturday, Jane 3. 10
choose delegates and altcrnates to the
sisis and eoanty conventions.
Poet No. %, q. A. a. and the women,
relisf eorps vent 10 Penoh@cot TO attend
memorial sermon given by Rev. r.. X.
bfes. former cumrsde.
jane j.. Boa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Whsreas. Ogr Hcaveuty Father has In Hls
wisdom taken snaiher trsm or iosiss room 10
the Ora ~ io.ise atsoVe,
Rssolred. That tn the death 81 Brethsr Ira
+. Mitham, . charter u5etater Of sarry lodge
NJ. -. 40 ". se have Iost a faithful
member znd beloved hrother.
soired. That cur heartfelt sympathy he
extended 30 his t-eresye,i fAsiify.
Resolved. That our charter 10 draps-i In
mourning and copy Of these Eeseigiloas hs
placed On cur recoris. and aiso inseFtrsi Ia THF
ELLswoRTH AAGHIcAs. aud a copy sent 10
the family Of Tie dec a-e.i brother
}. b. sFAFLEs.
D.. =. swErr.
}, D. Corr.
C0mmiitee.
June Is. q.
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East Frasklin-
Mrs. Seth Scammon has gone to Bar
Harbor to visit her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Woodworth.
The men who went to Rumford Falls
from here have all been quite ill. They
are better now.
Much sympathy is expressed for Seth
Scammon and wife, whose only child, a
boy four weeks old, died June II.
Frank Workman fell from a staging on
the Methodist chapel last week. No bones
were broken, but he received a severe
shaking up.
Mrs Mae Gordon and daughters Edith
and Daisy went to Somesviiie Saturday,
called there by the death Of relative OF
Mrs. Gordon.
Quite a large number of delegates went
from here to the quarterly meeting held
in Eastbrook last week. All report good
meetings and "first-class entertainment"
June Is. s. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
June IL.

"a mistake to imagine that itching piles
can't be cured; a nnstake TO suffer day longer
than you can help. Doan's Ointment brings
instant relief and permanent cure. At any
drug store 10 GEMS idut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at I06
Of the II6 post-o6sces in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county COM
bined do not reach so many. THE AMIR
IcAN Is not the only paper printed sn
Hancock county, and has neeer claimed to
be, but Il 10 the only paper that CON prop
srty be called a COUNTY paper; oil the
rest are merely local papers. The c'rcula-
tson of TaE AMERICAN, earring the Far
4arbor Records sun4neT list, ts larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
In Haacoek, county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Grindstone Inn viii open Ss,urda, .
The inn has, duriag the past winter Rao
spring, received renovattons and itn-
proven,ents to the extent OF ever so 90.
Tue additions iaeiude thIrtythree new
rooms and twelve new bath rooms. The
dhsing room, formerly fine compart
meui has been enlarged aid otherwise
improved, while the flee has also been
ben. Il ed. The feature OF he work is the
front porch which has been enclosed
wit b glass, While in the middle is an
emo :mous hay window. This is especially
for comfortable retreat in rainy or foggy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Gr-s, Pond.
J. C. Dunn has returned from Amherst.
Matthew Laughlin is working In Fair
field
Lewis Shuman visited Fairfield q few
days recently.
Mrs. Matthew Laughlin and Miss Grace
Bracey are in Bar Hsrbor.
Raymond Williams and wife are settled
in their new home on the hill.
Road Commissioner Shuman is mAkisg
the annual repairs on the road.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Lynn, Mass held
services in the church last Sunday.
Ezra Williams and wife were in Ellis
worth from Sunday until Tuesday.
Everett Williams left Thursday for Bel
fast to visit his sister Airs. Wilson.
Among recent visitors here we're Messrs
Ellington and Pat en-, Bangor; O-mond
Emery md AIR Hapworth. Bar Harbor;
Roderick Mcdonald. Martin Shute and
Walter Foster, Ellsworth; W. l.. Hussey,
Amherst; A. 4 Mace, Aurora.
The exhibition OF the Edi ON phono-
graph given here Saturday evening by W.
Nj. he'll Mayo, was surprise TO many
who had only heard inferior instruments.
The audi nee was we'll satisfied and Mr.
Mayo may expect larger house when he
comes again.
June II. FLossIE.
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Boa

s"tth t-snassss.
Miss kmnla Austin, " ho has been teach.
Ing IN NORTH 1sstiae, 10 At home.
Aiss Grace Young. OF Portsmouth. y
II b the guest u Miss Aanie Young.
HsF8ia wsiSsf. Of P0rt.mou' |. WIS.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
CLIMAX

Esst Niashtfts
Frank Dsyls vas In the village last
Monday on businsss
william n. Holaes, Of Ellsworth, l.
s.e dug bis summer vacation at Grove
cottage.
John J Love, no has been employed
a. granite cutter st North Jay, came
home Saturday.
George 4. Marks left lest Wednesday
for Mount wsiuo, there be will be EN-
pioyed a. tool shsr p-nsF.
Alex Love. v 10 Frsagatsd lest week rt
the State university. arrived home last
Friday. ~ trft ~ ~flss Tor X iehe-t'r r.
y. Y, ~h.te be viii he employed by
the New York Central f-ilrusd 49, = civil
enRite-r.
June II q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Capt. Sans Whitmore passed from this
LIE to higher one on June II, In the
seventy-ninth year OF his age. Funeral
services we're held Tuesday, conducted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

West Hancock
Alfred Foren has gone to sea.
Miss Luella Bridges is visiting friends in
Boston.
Miss Amy Bowen is with her sister in
Franklin.
Mrs. Sarah Springer is visiting her son
at Jonesport.
Leslie A. Springer, of Jonespors, is In
town visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Butler and family, OF Wal
than, Mass came last week fer the sum
mer.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer, who has been in
Waltham during the past winter, came
home last week.
There nave been several cases of measles
in town. Melvin Smith, Misses Helen and
Mertie Abbott are among the unlucky
ones.
June 10. SUMAC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
SuafAC.

West Sniliynn.
Mrs. Mabel Gerrish spent last week with
Mrs. Carl Donnell in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ida A. Gordon attended the grad
uating exercises at Kent's Hill last week.
The strike continues. with no prospect
of settlement. About twelve nom union
men are working now
Adelbert Gordon was one of the gradu-
ates at Kent's Hill this spring. Mr.. Cor
don is one of West Sullivan's brightest
young men.
Children's Day concert Sunday even
ing was we'll rendered. Much credit is
due to Miss Bunker and Miss Porter for
their splendid work with the children.
Miss Porter made an appeal for the famine
sufferers in India which was answered by
a generous collection.
June Is. G.
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June Is.


sedgwiek
While Mellen, OF New YORK. city. l. the
guest OF W. u. Wilson.
Schooner "Lizz e smith, Capt. n. ID.
Lane, is in port while THE captain IL at.
tending 10 business here aud 81 Matshall's
island.
The summer visitors have begun TO pot
an appearance. II they keep up the
gait" this town will have the greatest
summer business In its history.
Among the former residents who are
visiting friends ia town are A. {. Dodge.
OF Somerviile, Mrs. y. q. Higgins,
OF Brockton, Mass; aud Mrs. Susan
Bartlett, of Massachusetts.
June Is. L.
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Northeast Harbor.
Efforts are being made to form = fire
company.
The Northeast Harbor bakery opened
Monday.
e. I. Salisbury has opened q meat
market.
About fifteen cottages are occupied, and
there Is demand for more. The rooms
In the hotels are about all spoken for. A
great season is expected.
The entertainment given at the parish
house last Wednesday evening for the
benefit Of the kindergarten was a success.
Proceeds s33. The school has closed an-
til September.
June Is. j. A. p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
Pauper Notice.
June Il

hE aaders'guesi hereby gIves noJice that ne
aAs eontFActed With the City OF Ellsworth for
the support Of TIE poor, dnfang the ensuing year,
80 a. aaAs'e ample provision for their supper
~ - Fetofe torbits AL persons from furnishing
- - - AAy pauper on ais account, as Ritn1ai
=. sst.en or'er, he VIII pay for 90 gootz 20
As-Aenro- HAakf 5. J0SSs-
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Tinter Harbor.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Winter Harbor.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God In
His infinite wisdom to remove from this earthly
lodge to the celestial lodge above, our respected
brother. John ". Temple, therefore he 1t
Resolved, That In his death realize the
loss Of upright and faithful Christian
brother, in whose life was exemplhed the
principles of faith, hope and charity, and
brotheriy love tn all mankind.
Resoired. That tha universal expressions OF
affection and res eet manifested toward our de-
ceased brother during his long and painful III
the highest tribute TO his worth thst
We "a masonic ur,-rht-u eau offer
Resoieed, That a cap. OF these IT solutions
be scut To the bcrcaye'. family, To THE Ellis
WORTH AMERICAS for publication. and that
the usual evidences OF mourning he observed
10 the i,rtge-room.
(signcJJ a. T.. SMALL,
e. r GROVER
Il T. SUMNER,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

East Surry.
creased TO SO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

The Congregational church and parish
will celebrate the Fourth in their usual
unique Misunderstanding literary and
musical programme, beginning about 10
O'Clock at the stand in the grove and pro-
viding a dinner as well as other confec-
tions and refreshments. The usual grafton
by some speaker from out OF town may
be expected about II o'clock. The dinner
is always prepared with especial pains as
to variety and completeness. In the after
noon, besides games and contests, there
will be musical and literary exercises. In
the chapel in the evening there will be an
entertainment and social, with refresh
ments.
June Is. $.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
COUNTY EWS.
Fes additional County Eees Ther pages
West Brookssiile.

West BrooksstiIe.
Mrs. Maria Tapley and daughter Alice
are at home from Bangor.
The George Davis house, recently dam
aged by fire, is being rebuilt.
Dea. S. t. Tapley and wife are visiting
their sen Edward, keeper of Bluehiil bay
light.
The family OF DIR. j. Fred Smith, of
Bangor, has opened Grassmere lodge for
the summer,
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Tapley will leave
for Auburn tomorrow to visit their son,
DR.. Thomas S Tapley.
The residence OF Miss S f. Ellison, at
the Corner, has been painted in an attrac-
tive manner by Capt. George H. Tapley.
June Is ToMsoN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

saath psn"b-eat-
The dredger ..Samsse;". Of Boston. Is
here removing rocks from the channel.
Capt Ernest Perkins, Who has been
home for the past month, has gone to New
York to take command Of the schooner
LILLIAN Woodbury..
sunday was observed a. Chlldren's Day
a. Baptist church In the evening a
concert was given by the children. The
church sss preitiiy decorated.
NJ. Harry ws-oott is in Dark Harbor.
Islesboro, visiting her paren :, Mr. and
Mrs &. r. wescoti. On her return she
ain 60 te Wsteryille where her husband
has employment.
JBbn l. Morris. cook at Hamilton's
bakery in Bucksport, was in town recently
calling on his grandparents, I {. Mitchell
and vile. and Ieoki ing In on some OF his
numerous friends.
June il. CLIMAX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

Committee on resolutions.
Winter iiarbor lodge, +. and A. NJ, June 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20
COUNTY NEWS.


Deer i.se.
Harry Joyce came up from Bar Harbor
Monday.
Mrs. r. p. spoirord went to Bangor
MoBdsy.
Mrs Ed. n. Presley arrived home from
Brooklyn, n. Y, Thursday.
The vessel wiih lumber for Arthur
Gray's house arrived Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. F. b. Furgerson, who have
been in New Jersey, came home saturday.
Capt. Richardson returned home last
week from q business trip to New York.
Dr. l.. W. Hart. who has been in ston-
ington tor two weeks, came home Thurs
day.
e. ". ". Pre-~ey is now I'm command OF
the -. g. Haskell" on voyage 10 Port
Antonio and Black River.
Mis- r. n. Judkips, OF westboro,
Mess, arrived last week to spend the
summer Niih her uncle. Charles Green
las.
June Is. f.J $.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-06-20

sarFy
Warden lord and {. N. Coulter are at
home Tor few days.
ars Frank Croeker. Of Boston, il spend
ing . few weeks with her mother, Mr..
X. q. o-xood.
Miss Marths Beeds went to Bar Hsr Dor
Mond.y. where she will be employed
daring the summer.
White Henry shapleieh was driving
With hi. fast horse and gig Friday after
noon, n swinging around Aliens corner
q, full speed one wheei collapsed, every
spoke being either broken or wrenched
from the hub SIR. shsp'eigh fortunately
escaped injury.
Postmaster r. W. Morgan is very III q,
his home al Morgsn's Bay, with a bad
csfbune oH hi. neck aud blood poison.
iBg resulting from the sore. Much anxi-
ETY. il fslt - his family aud friends. J.
sispies. assistant postmaster, attend.
10 the business OF the po-tof,iee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-24

ing the operations. Our casualty SO Tar
is %. The British are bivouacking to-
night, according to the latest report,
eight miles from Wepener and the
Beers who are besieging Colonel Dali
getty appear to be preparing to retire.
A stubborn fight is believed to have oc-
CURED i'll the direction. of Dewetsdorp,
where the Beers are strong with a lot of
guns. Wepener, however, is prac-
tically relieved by the withdrawal of d.
large portion Of the besiegers.
MAsERU, Basutoland, April 24.-Gen-
eral Brabant's force outfanked the Boer
position at Bushman skop yesterday hat
the movement had not been completed
when darkness fell. At dusk, British
forces, apparently infantry, were seen
approaching from two directions, with
view of surrounding the kop. Colonel
Dalgetty's garrison at Wepener was not
molested today