Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-03-26


ves'ty. snort entertainment snu IN
ior"ai speaKing win ioiio" Deiore sa-
iouf"'"e"' " .ne iouse, rum ioi WIS
Ane oe"asor ia'e hose oobpAns nus
.u'eu ."e '" u i''ou oo'npa"S, =,
Ia"o, 70 give .ne cohcer, io1 ''s oa'i may
l. iois 70 'he secono sppesranee VI ."'s
o'"ee's oo"'ps"S ~ E''s"or'h' US n's.
oei"g .nree years ago aooer 'ne na"e VI
'he iia'eu :" 'S''in coneer' oonps"y' NJ
""'e" 'ihs ~ gave soou ss'i'iao'io"'
Walter Foster, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
iofe"No ~ ros'e., Vi 'nIs o'y, nas "ssoo',
a'eu h''"eeii WI" IT. "onee, M"
ope"eu ae"sa' oNi0es ~ "oVne''e'
"'. fos'e. wa. s'auua'o ,'o' '"e f"n
a"e'pu'a "e"'"i eo'ese 'n'' Sea., 'pe"'
ans uis ia'. yea' III piao'ioe. i' 'nSny
,1"'"oi'n ', i''o.u' oe'pe"A n'' '''e'' in
"i' '"o'e" p'o'o'''o"'
AT the regular April meeting OF the
board OF aldermen, tue petition against
.he s'o' "sou'hee' "hien nas oeen encu-
ea " pa'' a"
.en'.'eS sisne'' "'n oe pie'eo'eo' l"
w 'eoo " '1e" ~ "'uo pe't,o" '"e
.' W
"s.io"' io'"' '"e
''"' "o"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson ID. Carr, former
ly oil Ellsworth, who have been living in
bucksport the past two years, nave moved
'''n' "ne'e W.T. oa'i '"o e"P'os
'le"' "''u p'"no,s "r"' H''s"oi'n
W.
9spae"' " 'ne '"so' So"'"''' ''"''
az " De 'po"
@"''"s no e''Ae" o1sn se"'ie
nia" anu d" eAper' p'auoe'
Along the wharves they are speculating
as to what condition the freshet has left
the new channel In. Last years freshet
hlied 1t entirely. The course OF the
current has been somewhat changed this
yeai' ~ .n"' 'no onan"ei 10 "o' n'e"' o"l
qu''e 'e'.ain 'na' many sisos anu
,os' na'' uiii'eu in'o ,ne onanne''
80 '.e vac iai' 'noo' '"o "ui''o"
'"e ~ "o' "e
large number OF excursionists from
washington county ana the MT. Desert
orsnch went TO Bangor sunday 10 view
the destruction wrought by the freshet.
Ihere were seven CROWDED cars In the
excursion tram. from ELLSWORTH alone
l3o people went. The fare from Ellsworth
to Brewer and return was 70 cents. The
fare across the Penooscot TO Bangor and
return py private Terry was u.
AT the Congregational church Sunday
evening, Rev. A. II. Coar, of the Uni
tartan church, delivered an address on
"Christian Idealism in Individual Life'.
There was a good attendance. As next
Sunday is Easter, and the following Sun.
day is the first in the month, when union
services will be held, the next in tue
series OF the union services OF the Oni'
tsrian ana congregational churches VIII
NOT take place until the second sunday IN
Aprh.
Superintendent Foster has a crew OF
men at work clearing and laying out the
new part OF Woodbine cemetery
Already lots are being sold In the new
section. The completed plan Of the new
lot may be seen at Mr.. Fosters store
Among other improvements which will
be made at the cemetery this year is the
erection OF u new and handsome entrance,
with massive cut granite posts and an
automatic Maulone gate, which may be
opened and closed by carriage without
the driver leaving the seat or stopping
Mr.. Foster is still trying to unravel the
tangle In which he finds the title to many
| lots In the old cemetery. To facilitate
this work, and to be sure their title is all
right, owners OF lots should show their
deeds to Mr.. Foster. About 300 has been
raised by Mr.. Foster hy subscription for
works II is honed IN raise y,O0 for this