Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-01

past-rsgent, A. F. B1rnham; secretary
O. w. Tapley; collector, Fred L. Mason;
treasurer, Jas. e. Parsons; chaplain, n. Y.
McCown; guide, c. e. Doyle; warden, H.
". cushmsn; sentry, T. e. Brown; trus-
| tees, A. r. Bufnham, G. c. BurTill, r. w.
Rollins.
William B. Jordan, more fsmiliarly
known ss william Hart, died ct his home
o. High street last Wednesday, aged six
| Ity-oae years. He leaves ono daughter and
: brother, Frank H. Jordan, with whom he
lived. Funeral services wers held Fridsy
| afternoon, Rev. R. B. Mathews of1iciating.
| The high school, the schools in the city
proper and at Ellsworth Falls, and in dis
ltricts Infant street. and 10 (Shore road)
will opsn Monday, with the same teachers
- last term. School No. (Nicolin)
opened Monday, with Milton Beckwith,
teaches, in place Of Miss Hittie Smith, re-
signed.
l Adelaide s., wife OF Chsfies F. Fuller,
died ct her home on State stseet Last Fri
day, aged fifty-six years. She leaves be-
side her husband, two daughters = Miss
Gertrude Fuller, Of Ellsworth, and Mrs.
Walter Wilson, Of Franklin. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon, Rev. v. F.
Hendee officiating.
| Word has been received from Belfast
that repairs on the Ellsworth schooner
Melissa Trssk are nearing completion.
The planking is on and most Of keel is in
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next week, when Capt. Hutchings will 20
over. She will be hauled up for the re-
| mainder OF the winter in Belfast.
Cards have been received in Ellsworth
announcing the marriage Of Miss Maud L.
Ha,nor, daughter Of H. K. Hamor and
wife, Of Bar Harbor, to Percy Hamor, son
Of Eiihu T, Hamor, also Of Bar Harbor.
Ths wedding took place at Bar Harbor
Dec. n. The bride is graduate OF the
Ellsworth high school and well known
here.
James Card died Friday at his home ON
the Surry road, in the sixty-eighth year
Of his age. He was formerly resident of
East 6urry, but for the past six years had
/ kvsd In Ellsworth. He was veteran OF
the Civil war. He leaves seven sons and
i one daughter. Funeral services were held
Monday, Rev. P. A. A. Killam officiating.
!. Interr1ent was ct East Surry.
The Ei,sworth insurance men have re-
/, ceived from the New England insurance ex-
change the new schedule of rates which it
| was announced few weeks aoo would he
made - ! result of ne eopinment ~ the Are
| dara,tmcnt a ;th hor.es Tha reduction !.
| in the business district only, and amounts
to COOS per cent, or cents less premium
on each 600 OF insurance. There is no
change in the rate on residential property.
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ooraah was 'ne iast OF a large lamiy ior
many years prominent IN ELLSWORTH. sne
was SISTER OF Inc iste Oyer Z. Jordan.
She was lifelong resident Of Ellsworth,
and during the active years of her life was
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pno'u '.sel, sn1 u'eo oa"uss MISS Drag
! oon, VINO accompanied the remains to
| Bangor w here funeraI services waro held