davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
C|NEMATOCRAFO RUSSO
''EL CHTCHUK|NE"
i va vereis cuan curioso.

iYa vereis cuan curioso.
Y nuestro trineo segufa su carrera
por las margenes de la Fontanka hela-
da, dejando atras los barrios ricos, las
avenidas palaciegas, las plazas monu-
mentales... Y muy lejos, muy lejos,
ALA en- ell fondo de un suburbio s6rdi-
do, detras del monumento de la Gloria,
casi al pie de la popular basilica de
Ysmailof, vimos al fin una puerta
adornada de iconos.
-Aqu1 es: entremos.
Entramos. AL principle fue un
pasaje, un pasaj je pobre, algo como ell
Temple de Paris, una especie de Ras-
tro lleno de cosas viejas, un bazar de
trapos usados, de joyas falsas, de cua-
dros descoloridos, de armas incomple-
tas, de objetos Heterogeneous atrayentss
por su misma miseria.
Nos detuvimos ante cada vidriera.
Entramos en- muchaS ten luchas. vi
mos en- montones extravagantes, mez-
clandose, cual frutos de saqueo, los
Cristos de plata y los samovares de
cobre, las dalmaticas recamadas de orc
de las iglesias ortodoxas y las medias
de seda color de rosa Dios sabe de
que pecadoras, las mantas dc los mas
humildes lechos y los encajes princi-
pescos, los punales del Caucaso, bellos
como joyeles, y las ruedas sueltas de
las maquinas de coser, los pergaminos
historiados y las entregas de las mo-
das elegantes. -. Gozamos como ex-
ploga dores en- muchos sitios. Exami-
namos con descopiianza los objetos
que nos parec1an hallazgos, y siguien-
do el sapientisimo consejo baedekeria-
no, regateamos d la lnan1ra judia,
ofreciendo veinte kop9ils por 10 que
costaba un rubro. Los vendedores,
dvidos { indecisos, jutaban primero
que no pod1a ser ; luego hacian una
rebaja; en- seguida corrian detras de
nosotros para decirnos que ST.. Y
sempiternamente la misma salmodia
alzabase de sus labios, mientras ata-
ban el paquete
Mas caro- 10 pagu6 20, caballe-
ro; pero los tiempos son tan difici-
les.... hay tanta pobreza.......
En- Ell fondO de Oscuras barracas,
lnujeres palidas de peril semitico ha-
clannos gestos desesperados invitan-
donos a entrar. Tenian para ofrecer-
nos, pastillas perfumadas, pastas de
afeites, panuelos de seda, flores arti-
ticiales y ademas ioh. ademas, miste-
riosamente, abriendo mucho los ojos,
acercando los labios a nuestros oidos,
ademas tenfan talismanes amorosos,
tiltros magicoS, amuletoS encantados.
Els la mas grotesca, la mas comica
de las ferias.
Pero apenas habiamos acabado
de decirlo, cuando nos encontramos
en- el umbral del immense patio que
constituye el verdadero chtchukine, es
decir, ell Qnercado de los piojos,> Ell
antro raro y caracterlstico de la mise
ria petersburguesa, la corte de los mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
iDesapareCiida!

Una yegua zaina encendida, alza-
da 81, la pata trasera derecha blanca,
la otra rucia mora, marcada en- ambas
caderas con las iniciales A. g., como
de seis amos de edad, POGO mas Q me-
nos, erin Y cola regulares, paso de va
nado y sobre-trote, prenada como de
ocho a nueve meses. Dicho animal
desapareci6 en- la noche del 10 de la
tinca en- que pastaba en- la carretera
que de esta ciudad conduce a Gurabo,
propiedad del DR.. don Manuel Jime-
mes Cruz,
FL que informe d su dueho don
Joaquin Alamo, sera bien gratiticado.
Csguas, Mario Il de 1905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
Cesantia pr6xima

Sc dice como cosa en- extreme SO.
gura que de un momento q otro que.
dara ceSante On su cargo de interprete
de la ofcina del Attorney General, ell
senior Olmedo, un republicano que
desde 1889 desempef1s destinos en- la
administration.
Dfcese tambien que ira & colocar-
Sc en- ell csbo de MSla Pascus, donde
continuarS propaganda activamente
sus ideales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
en- HONOR De UN POETA
La LAPIDA De CAMP0AMOR

Ell Ayuntamiento de Madrid ha
querldo honrar la memoria del popu-
lar poeta don Ramon Campoamor CO.
locando una lapids conmem rasiva en-
la casa donde muri6, cSlls de Reco.
lectos numero 10.
La ceremonia Sc llsv6 q cabo ell
mes pasado, descorriendo 81 veiu de la
lapida el Alcslde de Madrid.
La lapida, que es dc mArmol, sos.
tiene en- su parte superior el busto del
vate, rodeado de laureles, 60 cdy4s
hoias Sc lee DOIOrGs; la inscripclon en-
el marmol es la siguisnte:
"a Campoamor - 1917 - 1901. Ell
Ayuntamiento de Madrid-I9O4.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
6. Gomez CarrilIo.

San Petersburgo, Febrero 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
VariOS articuIOs
PreciOS Corrlentes

Azdcar para el consume.
Moscabado claro de $3.50 a s5.
De miel claro a 1915.
Centrifugs claro de s4.75s5.
Az1csr americana de 10 sS65O.
Algod6n de 6 a st.
Almid6n q S3
Caf6 corriente sl2sa l3
Cueros dulces sl6ial1
Cocos a $40 millar.
Ron Is grades Cartier de u centa.
gallon.
Maiz Q $50
Sebo s44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01

Do you ever stop to think why you feel more
tired in the morning than when you retire the
night befores Did il ever occur to YOU after
your noon-day meal why you are unequal to
further exerton for an boar or twoi You are
quite played out, feel almost unhappy, mint
for labor and for exertion Of any kind. You
have acquired the habit Of overlooking your
stomach, your liver is congested and your
bowels loaded with foul refuse. You have
piled agony upon agony until your very vi:alS
cry ont for assistance. "What shall do ;"
You say. Use Smiths Pineapple aud Butter
nut Pills for just week. Take two each
night when you retire. They will make you
feel better, not only in the morning but all day
long, and in we''k's tina they will cure so
that you viii again feel bright and active, and
your tired, desrondent, blue condition will
have vanished. AS an after-dinner pill moth
ing can take the place of Smiths Pineapple
and Butternut Pills, for they possess not only
the antiseptic and resolvent properties OF pine
apple, but also the laxative and tonic proper
ties OF bnttsrnut. They improve digestion,
assimilation and nutrition, and in every re-
spect can be relied upon to accomplish rood
results in cases of torpid liver or OF a sluggish
condition of the bowels. At all dealers, p
cents. They always cure sick headache, con-
shpation and biliousness in one night.
All genuine signed W. +. Smith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
BROOKLYN.
Jan. 80.

Gardner Hinckiey and wife came home
from Stonineton last week.
r. w. Smith is filling all the Ice houses.
He will harvest about 100 tons.
r. w. Smith crossed Eggemoggin reach
on the ice with mis- team Sunday.
Mrs. E. s. Drew's sunday school class
has presented her with hne picture.
Miss Hazel Friend, of North Sedgwick,
visited Miss Agnes Mcfarland last week.
s. K. Mcfarland, who has been serving
on the jury ia Ellis orlh came home FRI
day.
Mrs. l. zzie Cole came home Saturday
from Boston where she spent the past
three months.
Miss Gertrude Jordan has gone to Sar-
gent9i'ie to take her brotner's place In Z.
+. Curriers' store.
The Junior Endeavorers will hold So
ciab!e la the chapel Wednesday evening,
Feb. /. Iee-cream and cake will b.
served.
Alfred Joyce and wife entertained the
Center Harbor Rebeksh lodge at their
home at North Brookiin Friday evening
All reported fine time.
Jan. 80. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
WEST FRANKLIN.

Walter Colby, engineer at Burnhsm's
mill, went to his home at Waltham
Saturday on account OF Illness.
Frank and Warren Bradbury were
called to Hollis on account OF the deaf h
OF their father, Caleb Bradbury. His age
was eighty-six years.
Lula Smith is celebrating her fifth
Dirt hday at the home OF her parents,
Charles E. Smith and wife, OF Black
Granite farm, to-day.
After waiting for moderate weather for
some time, saving was resumed at the
mill Wednesday morning. 1t Is not
known that those engaged were sure that
the desired conditions had arrived.
Those open winter weather prophets
who can forecast the weather with such
a nicely by the color of the breast bone
OF the fowl. and the meat OF the swine,
are contemplating going South as soon as
the weather moderstes sufficiently so
that they can get to the railroad station.
Jan. 30. CHEER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
COUNTY NEWS.
Fnr additional oouatr Ness see Other paoe.
EAST SULLIVAN.

s. e. Doyle and wife, OF Jone' port, are
In town.
Mrs. William Robertson is Ill at her
home in Sullivan Highlands.
Edgar l.. Simpson, OF Bar Harbor, was
in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Braedon and son Kenneth
visited her brother in Steuben iast week.
SIR. Cook, OF Franklin, has been doing
Interior decorating at the home of Fred
Patten.
The ladies' aid OF the Hsrland district
held sale and served oyster stew Tuesday
evening.
this winter from the west, though Mr..
Goodaie has had courage to venture some
days.
A club, working In the interest OF a
fence for the cemetery in the lower part of
the town, will give miscellaneous enter
the hall.
Augustus Perry stood on hts doorstep
one day last week and shot at red fox
running In the field at long range, and,
most remarkable to relate, the fox was
killed at the second shot. Mr.. Perry still
lives, but has not got over his surprise.
On the evening OF Jan. II, Miss Befnice
Smith entertained a few friends; there
was house warming at the West cottage,
a rehearsal at the hall, while some OF the
mechanics went to West Gouidsboro to
the instsllation-and there were others
who remained at home.
The church Sunoay school met Jan. 30
at the pleasant home OF Mrs. w. j. Lord
who has kindly invited the school to meet
with her during the cold weather. The
church will be open for the exchange of
books. "John Gilley," by Charles w.
Eliot, recent gift to the library, is being
much enjoyed.
Ian 10. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
A REBEKAH PARTY,
NE FEMME.


The mem oers Of Center Hsr Dor lodge
were invited to meet with Hattie joyce
last Friday evening, and about twenty
eight responded. The fun began as soon
as they arrived, and 1t kept increasing
until theevening was far spent, when they
were obliged TO return, lsmenting that
the evening had been 30 short.
1t is seven O'Clock. and the night is fair
When suddenly there sounds on the stil cold
air
jingle Of bells and a chorus of Obs,
AS Rodney drives through The deep, deep shows.
Then away, away they slowly go,
And safely arrive at a house they well know,
Where welcome warm is awaiting there
Tho OF the brothers there were none to spare.
But Isaac was there, and ais heart is young
Tho lie eyesight is not what ii used to be;
II any one wants to know what that means
Why just refer them TO C. G.
For Sister b. was there,
And she told the tale and told il well;
But If anything more you want 10 know
Why, you must ask Sister Belle
Time did not lag, for the young folks were gay
While from the door the old folks looked on,
And thought of the days when they were young.
And sighed for the days that were gone.
But all too soon marching orders came.
And We all had good night TO say,
Hoping some good sister will invite us again
In some near future day.
Jan. 80. REBEKAH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
OTIS.

Grin Salisbury is confined to the house
with severe attack OF asthma.
Charles Whitcomb and Whitmore Gar
land, of Ellsworth Falls, were guests OF
Grin Salisbury and wife Jan. p.
Sanford Grindal end wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, came last Wednee day, called here by
the illness of Mrs. Grindal's sister Sadie.
Miss Sadie Tibbetts Is critically i'll with
typhoid fever. DR.. Pesse, OF East Edding
ton, is the attending physician, with q
trained nurse from Bangor.
Eben Warren and his sister Miss IMary
have gone to Green Lake and taken the
boarders Of Mr.. Fitz who employs a larg,
Grew in and around his mill.
The storm and blow of last Wednes day
and Thursday made prisoners of some o.
the inhabitants here for two days, save
those who live on the Bangor road. Aaron
Salisbury was the first man who had the
courage to drive his horses through the
drifts.
There is fox here, large gray one, and
bold beauty which makes his daily pat h:
through the trsckless white, snow bound
: fields. Those who watch for his coming
mes, deplore the fact that they dc
mot have gun as he draws nearer the hen
pen, but would yet miss him, as he is the
only object of interest for days.
Jan. 80. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
SEDGwICK,
Jan. 30.

Seth /. Smith and wife are making an
extended visit in Surry and Ellsworth.
Miss Helen Cain leaves tomorrow for
Boston, where she will be employed.
Mrs. o. p. Carter made = flying trip to
Ellsworth last week and arrived the day
before the big storm.
The mail has been very uncertain OF
late. The AMERICAN arrive j at the post
office Friday night. The fishermen on
the river are having poor luck, and are
about discouraged. Some OF them are
cutting next years wood while they are
waiting for the fish 10 come.
Miss Alice Mabel Stanley arrived home
Jan. "a from Boston where she has been at
work for the past year. She started Tues
day; had to stop in Rocklsnd one night;
came on the Pemsqaid TO Castine; had to
stop there two nights, and arrived home
via West Brooksville by Tapley's express.
Jan. 30. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01

SWANS ISLAND.
yo- additional County Ne Jos. see other pas'


Sylvester Morse is Ill, but 1t is hoped hs
will soon be out again.
Merton Bickmore, of North Nobeboro
Is calling on his many friends here.
The lobster fishermen have Jared hard
recently, some losing as many as thirty or
forty traps.
William Holmes and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of q thirteen
pound boy.
Miss Annie Gott, OF Rocklsnd, is spend
ing few days here with her aunt, Mrs. J..
w. Stinson.
The V. 1. society met with Mrs. 3. R
Stipson Jan. 20. Over z was received in
the treasury.
Steamer Juliette, of RocklaDd, was here
Hast week for 5000 Holsters from d. NJ.
Stinson for McLoon & Co, of Rockland.
Capt. Hardy Stinson has gone to Boston
after spending few months here with
his sister, Mrs. J. N. Hardy, on Harbor
island.
MIR. Foster, of Lisbon Falls, is here to
start the Improved Order of Red Men.
He already has twenty-five subscribers,
md the tribe will be organized Jan. 81.
Jan. Is. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
TRENTON.

John Carpenter is in poor health.
Mrs. Jane Mosley was in Bangor last
week.
John Eaton, who has been seriously i'll,
is slowly improving.
Miss Bernica Jordan is with Mrs. Hoyt
Hopkins for few weeks.
Leslie Davis spent Sunday with his par
ents, John Davis and wife.
George P. Butler, who has been Ill for
the past few days, is improving.
George ]. Stafford and Harry Davis
were In town Saturday and Sunday.
Lorenzo and Kidder Moore, jr. visited
their parents, Kidder Moore and wife,
Sunday.
Miss Maud Jordan went to Bangor Sat.
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. Francis
Head, for q week.
G. HI. Springer, who is employed in the
| woods for Lewis Googius, cut two of his
fingers quite badly last week.
&C. Young was home from Boston q
few days last week. Mr.. Young was &C.
companied by his brother Waiter.
Miss Lsona Moore, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in Ellsworth for the past
two weeks, returned home Saturday.
Jan. 80. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
COUNTY NEWS
Tor Additional County Ne,ss. see other pages
CRANBERRY ISLES.

1
Schools in the new schoolhouse are now
in session. taught by Miss Alma Slower
and Miss Georgia Weeks, OF Castine.
S. c. Slower, OF Bar Harbor, is In town
making arrangements to rent his house to
Charles w. Bracy, whose wife will arrive
here o-morrow.
| A basket party was held last week at the
home OF Gilbert kosebrook for the pur-
pose o. raising funds to purchase die
tionary for the schoolhouse.
| While John FL. Pressey was engaged in
hoisting a bale OF hay on his sesffold, the
apparatus gave way, and the bale Tell on
him and broke a bone in bis foot.
Rev. A. P. Mcdonald, of Seal Harbor,
preached here In the Union meeting
house last Sunday. Owing to the in
clemency of the weather but few were
present.
The ladies' aid will give an entertain
ment In the cellar of the Union meeting
house to. morrow evening for the purpose
of raising funds to redeem their pledge
towards building steamboat wharf on
the westerly end OF Big Gran berry island.
Mrs. Amy Fernsld, eighty eight years
OF sge, fell on the ice and broke both
bones of her right arm just above the
wrist. A gale prevailed at that time and
1t was forty hours before DR.. Phillips
Ssrived from Southwest Hsrbor. 1t is
btful IL she ever has the full use of
N,rm, but all hope she may.
emily your correspondent noted a
II full large orange growing on tree
ra ny Mrs. Rose Lsdd. The tree had
hat srsl oranges upon 1t, but one by
one " all fell off before maturity, with
this 4 exception, which measures four
teen inches In circumference, and is as
pretty an orange as though grown In
tropical CLINE.
Jan. 30. K.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
COUNTY NEWS.
=. aadal.onal ooa,..a Ne,ss lad other paae.
PROSPECT RARBOR.


Irsing Mcdonald spsnt Sunday with
friends in Gouldsboro.
| Mrs. Alfred Hamilton entertained q
party on Sunday at dinner.
Miss Bessie Crowley, of Corea, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
The many friends OF Mrs. Nancy Johns
are glad to learn Of her improved health.
Miss Marion Wilson was guest OF Miss
Julia Guptill, of Gou!dsboro, over Sun
day.
| Mrs. Clara Crane, OF Winter Harbor,
was guest at DR.. Larrabee's the last
week.
Miss Mary Blsnce entertained q few
friends Satu, day evening with "Sheriock
Holmes.
has been guest Of relatives here for the
past week.
Mrs. Harvard Havey and SOD, OF West
sullivan, were guests at w. Ii. Moore's
over SUNDAY.
Miss Vida Cleaves left this morning for
Bostoa to be the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
L. <. Storrs.
airs. Abnie Deliver Is home from Pc
nobscot, " here she has ben visiting her
daus hter, Mrs. Fred Stanley.
Mrs. L. Nj. Bunker entertained Tuesday
evening. Sherlock Holmes" which Is
quite popular here, furnished entertain
ment.
Ralph Moore returned from West SuIH
Van Saturday, where he has been a guest
for few weeks of his sistes, Mrs. Har-
VA d hsvey.
W. +. Bruce and wife entertained the
V. L. society on Wednesday. The severe
Storm kept some at home, yet did not de-
tract from The general good time. The
evening" was filled In the usual way with
gaues and music.
The masked ball OF Friday night was
the most successful one for a number OF
year,. The music by Rays orchestrs of
three pieces was exceptionally gooo
fne masqueraders, after selecting part.
ners, entered the ball from tue Stage Ell
| trance ana formed for the grand march
1t would be Impossible TO describe all the
costumes, bur some OF the character
Costumes noticed were: LadIes-Pop
Corn girI, Miss Mamie Young; Kat,
GIeenaway costume, Miss Emma Coie;
Ken Cross nurse, Mrs. Marcus Handy
japanese lady, Miss Ada Hanoy;
giri Of IS, Miss Genevieve Cole lin hel
grandmother's wedding gown); flower
girl, Miss Iva Stanley; Spanish lady, Mis-.
Margaret Moore; lady's maid, Miss Mar
ion Plkei school girls, Sybn and Lelis
Cole; ghost, Miss Dorothy Dresser. Gen.
Il men-Dandy Darby, Edwin Cole; saiioi
OF U. 8. navy, Alfred Wsss; sailor boys
GIy Whitten and Walter Noonan; bsse
bali suit, s. c. Cole; red, white and blue
costume, Roy Newman; ghost, L. P. Cote
Lutte Lord Fsuntleroy, Marcus Handy
clown, Ralph Newman; fishermen, A bsrl
Perry and Henry Over; negro woman, J
w. Noonan; Jew, Guy Cole; fat man, l.
5. Ray. After the third mum Der dancioe
be csme general, and made the evening
one OF The pleasautest occasions of III,
| season.
| Jan. 30, C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
CENTER.
Jan. 80.

Capt. A. Robbins is very III at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. j. II. Robinson.
Will Young, wife sDd daughter are vie
iting Mrs. Young's parents, l. w. Stewar
and wife.
Rubie Higgins, Of Sound, and Nellie
Freeman, of Pretty Marsh, were at
Mouptsin View farm Sunday.
Stella Dow Is home from New York.
where she has had employment for the
past two years. She was accompanied by
her little niece.
Frank Hodgdon, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever, is gaining slowly. HIS
mother, Mrs. Myra Aodgdon, OF Rock.
land, is helping take care Of him.
A party drove up to the Bay View house
last Monday evening to a sociable.
Among he number were r. B. Higgins,
wife and dsughter Sylvia and Gladys
H ggins and Martin Garland.
About foriy-five gathered at the home
of L. w. Stewart at Stewards Head Satur-
day evening as surprise party. The
evening was passed pleasantly with
games. At IL o'clock refreshments were
served, after which the guests departed
for home, thanking their host and hostess
for most delightful evening, and with a
most hearty invitation to come again.
The many friends OF Miss Mary Dow
are panied to learn of her death Jan. 10.
She had been an invalid since childhood,
but very patient and always having a
kind and pleasant word for everyone. She
was q member of the Baptist church.
She was tenderly cared for by her sister,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01

Tar "a ~hk has subscribers at 106
Of the ITO r: 81 Hcts in Hancock county:
nj the other papers in the County COM
ssned do not reach so many. THE AMER
loan IS not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
Be, but it is the only paper that CON prop
srly be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circula-
tion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
shan that of oil the other papers printed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
HANCOCK POINT.

Hariand Mace was in town Sunday.
s. ]. johnson is filling his Ice house at
the Point.
Henry A. Ball aud wife are visiting A.
B. Crabtree and wife.
school closed in district No. 2 Jan. IS.
1t was taught by II. l.. Carter.
Fred Ball, of Fargo, North Dakota, is
visiting his parent, H. d. Ball and wife.
George Phillips has taken a position as
clerk in store for Daniel Mckay at Town
Hill, Eden.
High school In district No. 8 will COM
nence Jan. 80. Waiter p. Clark will be
the teacher.
Mrs A. L. Young WIS called to Castine
last FRIDAY to care for her daugher May,
who has the msasles.
Jan. 80. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01

A pox supper was held at the Baptist
parsonage last Friday evening.
blrs. Stinson and daughter Barbara. tho
have been visiting friends in Franklin.
returned to Northeast Harbor Sunday.
The memb ers OF the graduating class of
stetson grammar school will present a
drama at Brown & Gilley's hall Friday
evening, Feb 10.
basket ball game between Bar Harbor
ana Notiheast was played in the paris h
house Saturday evening, u to 25 in favor
Of Bar Harbor. Immediately after the
game clam stew was served.
Jan. 80. AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Addie Damon has returned from
Eagle Island, W here she has been teaching
Ruel Dority, Of SargentVille, was here
Saturday, crossing the reach with his own
rig.
Grover Small has gone to Nav York
where he has employment on the yacht
ruscarors.
Tue ice in the Reach was four inches
thick in the weakest places Saturday.
Several rigs have crossed.
Willism Jarvis and wife have closed
their house, and will live with Lsrkin
Howard the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell Thompson WAS
ninetythree years old Jan. IS. She was
well remem bered by her relatives and
friends who called to express their kind
regards.
Jan. 80. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-01
NORTH iLAMOINE.

E. F. Young, who has been employed
in Portsmouth the past nine months, is
home.
successful term of school closed on
Friday at Partridge Cove, taught by Miss
Ethel Young, of Carmel. This is Miss
Young's second term here.
School closed here on Friday with
appropriate exercises, taught by Miss
Appleton. of Carmel. As ia teacher Miss
Appleton has givenl general satisfaction,
and Is also highly respected by all in a
social capacity.
Jan. 80. Y.