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Ellsworth American | Volume XL1I. jfr/*0.*'”1™ vS,Yi”r*i,tTEAIt- ( ELLSWORTH, MAINE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1896. !S Nuwkkh 5. xttibrrttscnmUs. LOCAL AFFAIRS. The Washington county railroad will run Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report through part of this property and near the M;\V AIM KlUIMlMIMs Mils Wi t h to mills. The property was bought •• - for the timber; the mills will not be op- Statement-Granite State Fire Ins Co. erated the INSURANCE. statement—Boston Marine Ins Co. by purchasers. Kxec notice—K-t Susan F Hinckley. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Admr notice—Kst Maria K Stubbs. many Statement—U S Branch Commercial Union ert M. Campbell express deep sympathy Assurance Co. for them in the loss of their little son, Ha1<*s Low as Lowost. C. C. A W Cushman A Son—Wall paper. BURRILL & SON, K G Smith -Confectionery. Thomas Victor, w ho died Saturday, aged Owen llyrn—Clothing. fifteen mooths. Cnrri'*ipondonce Solicited. Ellsworth Loan and Buildlmr Association— ELLSAVORTII 'Ml' Beal estate Rev. JL. D. Cochrane is president of a I)r XV L West—Horse clipping. ABSOLUTELY PURE literary and Shakespeare club at Bar Har- \ PARTIAL LIST OF % bor. Ellsworth’s loss is Bar Harbor’s J. R. Long, of East Bluehill, was in the Blauquefort Commanrlery. A. O. IT. W. Installation. gain. Mr. Cochrane is missed from Ells- city Monday. The temple degree was conferred by Ellsworth lodge, A. O. V. A'., installed Insurance Also dealers In First class worth’s literature club. Companies Mias lassie Stover spent Sunday with Blanquefort commandery last Monday officers Tuesday evening. Past Grand at this Dr. Lewis Hodgkins is in Boston. He | Represented Agency friends in Bangor. evening upon four candidates. Master Workman Parker Spofford offici- left Ellsworth last to attend a Thursday After the a & London & S. K. ceremony turkey supper ated, assisted by Harvey \' Smith, of Liverpool Globe, Investment Hinckley and wife, of Bluehill, of the Dartmouth alumni. meeting college was served in the ball. Eminent as master were in the banquet Bucksport, past workman, and of , city Monday. ! His Miss Minnie accom- England. sister, Hodgkins, Commander John B. Redman presided. S. D. Wiggin as grand guide. Insurance Co., of Hart- < Judge E. E. Chase and w ife, of Bluehill, him for a visit in Boston. Phcenix panied The occasion was rendered memorable by The officers installed were as follows: Securities, were in the ford. * city Tuesday. A was born to Dr. and Mrs. several after-dinner notable Frank daughter speeches, I E. Gray, P. M. W.; P. H. Stratton, SUCH AS Hon. A. M. of was in Charles 8. Friends in was Hanover Insurance Co., of Spear, Gardiner, Bragdon Saturday. among which that of County Cleric ; M. W.; Herbert II. Holt, foreman; A. W, the J city to-day (Wednesday). this city extend congratulations to the John F. Knowltou, who was one of the Packard, overseer; John F. New York. ( I Knowlton, United States Bonds, State of C. E. was and wishes for a long and candidates whom tl"- was PL F. Insurance Littlefield, esq., of Rockland, parents, happy upon degree I recorder; Robinson, financier; New Hampshire Co., < life for little Miss Elizabeth Maine in Ellsworth last week on court business. Margaret conferred. Lewis Friend, receiver; John A. Lord, of New < Bonds, City Bonds, Hampshire. Miss Bragdon. Among the visitors were E. Webster guide; Frank S. Lord, I. John * Lizzie Lord, of Orland, is visiting I W.; Insurance Co., of Hart- Water Works Bonds, and of Southwest Parker O. W. JEts.\ her aunt, Mrs. Samuel L. Lord, in this Rev. 8. E. Brewer, of West Trenton, French, Harbor, I Coughlin, O. F. of After the ford. Railroad Bonds, of ascer- city. conducted services at the Methodist Spofford, bellow*, Bueksport, installation an oyster supper | j W. H. Davis, John Suminsbv. D. D. Drew', 1 last even- was followed a social of Insurance of New church Thursday and Friday Bar enjoyed, by time, Home Co., < tained and Esoteric lodge will work the third de- ] of Harbor. l which and strength legality. ings. A pleasing feature of the service speech-making singing, prin- York. < gree on three candidates this (Thursday; | cipally the latter, were the features. of customers collect- was the Mr. who ac- Lack of exercise has a < Coupons singing by Brewer, physical tenden- The musical programme me nded Imperial Insurance Co., of evening. to make school children I solos, himself on the autoharp. cy short-sighted. duets, trios, quartettes and choruses. ed free. Mr. and companied I Mrs. L. A. Leach and son, L. A. ---rr England. The Daughters will a sup- I in" Leach, of Bar were in Ells- King’s give American Insurance to loan on jr., Harbor, German ] Money mortgages, per at the banquet hall in the new Odd worth Tuesday. don’t know how Co., of New York. I collateral, and com- Fellows building this (Thursday) even- Perhaps you approved Donald M. Stuart is confined to the Co. ok North Amer- < mercial ing at 6 o’clock. The reputation of the Insurance paper. house with a sprained ankle sustained by we are on King’s Daughters’ suppers is sufficient in- Ready oj ICA, of a fall on the ice. Philadelphia. J ducement for all to tronize and p them, ** Union Insurance Co. Dr. F. E. was in Ellsworth last to (Marine), ( Nye in so doing aid a worthy cause. Everything relating prescriptions J a witness in the Grindall vs. of Bangor. I Thursday, Acadia worked Chapter, Royal Arch, it will not be amiss to and < Let us know what Hagerthy horse case. So Travelers Life Accident I the royal arch degree on three candidates J of Hartford, Quite a number of Ellsworth people After the work an Insurance Co you want. | Tuesday evening. attention to the j vveui iu i>«ngor mst iu aneuu £all your £ Penn Mutual Life Insurance naiuraay I excellent turkey supper was served. This ] the matinee of Rice’s“1492.” performance was followed by speech-making, Past Co., of ( i Philadelphia. Hon. Parker Spofford and wife and O. High Priest John B. Redman officiating 0 Reliable, • • F. Fellows are 1 and of as in his inimitable wife, Bucksport, toastmaster style. <' 4 the | ntelligent, Get our Terms before Insuring Elsewhere. guests of Clerk of Courts John F. An adjourned meeting of Nicolin club Knowlton. was held at the club-house on Tuesday P service we or for insurance at our expense. Prompt give # Telegraph telephone Several new cases have been built for evening, to act on several proposed the books recently added to the city li- amendments to the by-laws. All the mat- P T° anything of the kind placed # brary, a list of which is printed in The ters before the meeting were disposed of, c. C. 1UTRKILL *S? SON, American this week. the to meet at the and meeting adjourned P | n our hands. PARCH ER, # ELLSWORTH,.M.4ISE. Riverview Rebekah lodge, of Bucksport, club-house on Feb. 11, to act on an J has been commissioned by the grand amendment proposed at this meeting. P of DRUGGIST, I Outside prescriptions, master to institute the new Rebekah It is reported that Edward Green, a sea- EllswOrth.S a 5 fear but that we WEEK OF JAN. 20. lodge in Ellsworth. man of this city, is very ill in hospital Never Officers of in Fernapdina, Florida. Mr. Green has Ellsworth council, Royal Ar- 4 Chall please you on been in health for sometime. He anything usually f canum, were installed last Friday evening poor f) kept in a drug' store. I £ Rons by Deputy Supreme Regent Charles P. has sailed in coasters from this port for a 10,000 of Last off Ingersoll, of Camden. number years. fall, thinking shore voyages might benefit his health he FEARS FOR CAPT. BRAGDON. Walter Orcutt caught his hand in a ma- Hancock Tannery lim ned. with Capt. Fred Hodgkins as chine at the Union shoe factory last Wed- shipped Hancock tannery, in township 39, was cook on board the schooner “Carrie E. There Seems Little Doubt that the burned nesday, crushing one finger so badly that Monday night. i‘ue lire was Look” “J. F. is lost. amputation was necessary. Coolidge” probably the work of an incendiary. E if of F. E. Cole Co.,, was in Fears that have been felt tor the Twice within the tables con- The Unity club will meet at the Unita- 'Cole, safety past y- the and Sat urday on business. of Jesse of North La- nected with the tani have been rian vestry parlor this (Wednesday) after- city Friday Capt. Bragdon, He brought with him a small order and of the schooner “J. F. burned, a number of hors. lost in Wall noon, Jan. 29. Supper at o'clock, to raoine, Coolidge,” t.eing the is now running, but noton are into the conviction that each fire. which the public is invited. factory deepening full time. Mr. Cole thinks the shoe busi- the schooner is lost. About one hundred hands are employed F. K. Shaw, of Camden, formerly of ness is gradually strengthening, though There is, however, room for hope that at the tannery, and quite a settlement has Gouldsboro, and laU*r of this city, has re- there is no immediate prospect of the Capt. Bragdon and crew may have been grown up about it. It is t only i.iustry turned home after spending some days much-desired “boom” which it was rescued, though from reports now re- there, and its loss is a sore m,-fortune to among his many friends here.
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