Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-13

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SCHOOLS.
In our schools. both city and high. we have an
efficient corps OF teachers VINO are doing good
work. This Is as 1t should be, for good schools
give benefit and character TO any community.
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LIBRARY.
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and ~ our marc weil.to I'd c4t,zens wouId
initiate the generous act of Justice l.. A. Emery
the past season, the need would be suppliedin
large measure. Libraries are considered of
such importance that In some states system IL
being inaugurated by means of travelling
libraries TO furnish books to those communities
which are without libraries.
The suggestion has been made that a room In
the library building ne fitted nm for A museum.
One old relic in the form of an old gun which
has seen service in old Indian and other wars,
has already been contributed by MIR. Zachariah
Jellison, of New York. IL Is n nucleus around
which IL is understood other things may gather
when provisions are made for their accommodate
tion.
museum of old relies and curiosities Is an
interesting place for many TO visit and Is
school in which we may learn of the progress
that has been made In the various lines of In
dustry In the past century. ! would recon-
mend the matter to your consideration
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
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ann,,si renor, ma, soma re.a,rn,.pda,,ons
yh,eh arc Tor con m consider
regret TO say that the contract for the care OF
the poor expires the present month. think
am safe IN saying tiat under The sind ana
,,,se an uusor,,ns,a moor never recei ved n,ore
Kind generous and tender treatment. There
will be general regret to lose them. II such ia TO
be the case.
INSANE POOR
The number of Insane poor at the hospital is
re"neea TO three persons ana 1t is hoped tha'
''e hummer '''"S "'No' grow i"'ser'
r,n,a. ,ha .n.'anan, ., on. small Inn,
efficient police force, quietness and good order
have been the rule. 1t Is recommendation to
our po"oe anu a'7o 10 'ne So"rie'y anu oruerV
that during the three DAYS celebration OF last
fall when such large crowds congregated, only
four arrests were made
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understand their needs and requirements. and
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mendations /, YOU from time to time as becomes
necessary, approve or disapprove your doings,
TO keep general supervision over whatever IS
being done, and to give you what assistance and
ADVICE can ~hich l Shaii s'aoiy ana "i'insy
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The board then proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers. The first officer bslloted
for was city clerk. Levi Il. Wyman was
u"a"inuous's eie'.e". Ing inaSor au'iin
''.eie" tue oa'" Vi oiiioe
ror treasurer iour VOTES were CAST al
for ". ii. Higgins.
For street commissioner the vote was
as follows;
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The vote for collector was as follows:
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Fire department officers were elected as
follows:
cbto, .,roar CHARLES puo
rtn Ie, ens .ne.i' f Gnaiies -. plo"n'
$3.50 Ss sssts,an, ,u Eduar nu BIZ, l.
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The vote for chief and second assista mt
was unan,mous The election of second
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assis.Ahi was "e'e'reu u"t'' ""erhoon'
but for convenience, 1t is here reported in
its regular order. I5ee report of after
noor saasion1
NON session
Election OF assessors, members OF school
board and board OF health was tabled,
and in in on the table
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Inspector OF buildings, Henry l.. Moor.
Chairman OF oyerseers of poor. Frank K.
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