♦ (aobrrti0nnnu0. LOCAL AFFAIRS. pastor at the Catholic church this season, for plaintiff; E. E. Chase and A. W. King Stibcrttenncnta. | left on Friday for Rockland, where he for defendants. SEW ADVERTISEMENT* THIS WEEK. w ill remain a short time. Fr. Sellig made The annual meeting of the Unitarian, >>>x^oo W many friends his here who society was held last Hev. W. oTcTbURR!^ oON, Lout—Collarette. during stay evening. Rockland, Bluehlll & Ellsworth Steamboat hope he will return next summer. R. Hunt announced his acceptance of a C. L. MORANG. Co—Fall schedule. call to the church at X. J He Admr notice—Eat Albion I* Clement. Capt. James Farrell, who has been sail- Orange, | ENERAL Admr nolle —Eat Mercy Bartlett. ing the schooner “Sarah A. Blaisdell”, has hoped his change would not affect, the INSURANCE AGENTS, Admr nutlco—Bet Thomas D Jones. left work here. He said he was in Admr notice— Bet E»>en H Wyman. her to accept a position as janitor of correspo. NEW Bank ME. dence with Pres. A. BrRRiLL Bldo., ELLSWORTH, Exec notice- Eat Lewis N Ward well. a building in Boston. He will move to Samuel Eliot, of the K K to | mar- |c*oc<*oo<x-o<>ctooooo<>'t- Thompson—-Notice public and American Unitarian who be- iners. Boston with his family November 1. R. society, WE REPRESENT THE lieved he a Boston A Bangor Steamship Co—Wiutcr rates. C. Bonsey will take commaud of the had in view man who would DRESS GOODS Probate notice— Eat« Ezra K Dunham et ala. be to the and I “Blaisdell”. acceptable society here, Home and Joseph M Bray—Notices of foreclosure. Most Reliable Foreign Companies. well | Wanted —Written proposals. After the adapted for the work. He requested J A re-organization of the Unity Lowest Itates with Cunningham—Confectioner. that no action be taken at present. The Compatible Safety. C L Moraiifc—Dry goods. branch alliance club, in the vestry of the elected E J Walsh—Shoe sio.e. Unitarian society officers for the ensuing Call & church, Tuesday afternoon, it *n 8UTT1H *° 8U^ on improved real estate and Conn’ck—Millinery. year as follows: John D. Hopkins, presi- SILKS T^TONF11 JX V TO LOAN4 A W CiisiiuM' .1 A Son—Fu. nl.ure. was voted to hold a harvest supper Wed- J? collateral. — Edwin M MooiC— Fish market. dent; Mrs. A. F. Greely, vice-president; I u< | sday evening, Oct. 19. Supper from 5.30 ■--- Lamoink: Frank E. Call, clerk; William W. Morri- NOW OPENED § to 6 30. Ail interested are asked to con- King & Hutchings—Dissolution of collector and partner tribute food. son, treasurer; John A. | ship. w Peters, jr., Irving Osgood and Frank S. ETCHINGS. Gouldsroko: Prof. of the Ropes, Bangor theological Lord, trustees. The Town of Gouldaboro—Non-resident tax notice. meeting adjourned seminary, occupied the pulpit of the until next *»* Blueiiill : Wednesday evening. ENGRAVINGS. Congregations! church Sunday morning. Town of Bluehlll—Non resident tax notice. Tuesday afternoon the Unity club I JACKETS, CAPES,5 V We shall have the last of this week the finest lot of Etchings and In the evening at the people’s meeting O Dedham: branch alliance held Mrs. its annual meeting ever shown in Ellsworth. There are some 40 or 50 of Town of Ida V.Woodbury spoke Engravings Dedham—Non-resident tax notice. interestingly for election of and of officers formulating of and the latest and range in Nokth Hancock: missionary work among the moun- COLLARETTES* subjects, price plans of work for the It § M C Austin—Trespass notice. tain whites of Tennessee. coming year. Auhuhn, Me was voted to have one set of officers in V Now ready o to Dr J F True & Co—Trnc’s Kllxlr. Extensive improvements are From $4 $15. being place of two as last year, as in many X for made inspection. X _ at the farm A city poor buildings. minds confusion resulted from the two new brick cellar has been built under For other local neirs see pages 4, 5 and 8. the sets of officers, giving the impression Call and make the best selections. main house and ell. The cellar is feet early 6% that there were two organizations. The I William E. is deep. The house has been raised Whiting reading law in eigh- Unity club and the Branch alliance are g V. L. MORANG. § the office of teen inches. Other are A. W. CUSHMAN & SON, John A. Peters, jr. improvements one. The following officers were elected : being made on the O Q.0£ 6 Lygonia lodge, F. and A. M., will work buildings. President, Mrs. Ann F. Greely; first vice- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. the second degree this evening. Charles II. Burrill has entered Dart- president, Mrs. Mary J. Black; second — MOUTH OK mouth college for the study of medicine. David record- THE RIVER. David Friend, of Caribou, spent Sun- vice-president,Mrs. C.Hale; No. l Franklin Strect, ----- ELLSWORTH, ME. He has been studying in Dr. G. A. Phil- Mrs. Helen L. H. day with his family in this city. ing secretary, Wiggin; Mrs. W. L. Remick is visiting relatives office the lips’ during summer. He in- corresponding secretary, Mrs. Clara O. in Judge Emery’s family have returned to Bangor. # tended to enter the Maine medical college Hopkins; treasurer, Miss Abby Joy. The “Firlands” from Hancock Point. Capt. Hugh Duffy has a - at Portland, but finding after he reached social committee and various others purchased Miss house at Bluehill Falls, anu moved his Bertine Stevens left Monday for a there that a change had been made in the of last were re-elected. The enter- CARRIAGES. BACKBOARDS. year there. visit of several mouths an aunt in family with requirements, he went to Dartmouth. tainment committee is the same as Stock in Eastern Maine, and all up last Largest Boston. Everett W., youngest child of v. llliarn to date in Style, Finish and Workmanship. Mrs. Abbie Perkins, her daughter, Mrs. year, with the addition of Mr. and Mrs. Miss H. Smith and wife, is ill with whooping Inez E. Douglass left Saturday for Dora Hopkins, and granddaughter, Miss W. Titus, Ernbert Osgood and Mrs. and TOP ROAD SURREYS. cough and lung fever. OPEN BUGGIES. EXPRESSlind WAGONS, New York, where she lias employment in Blanche Hopkins, w ill soon move to Ban- Welch. The next meeting will be held Hand-made and warranted. in two weeks, when the of work Carl of throughout fully a store. gor. They expect to leave Ellsworth the plan Eaton, Mt. Desert, is hoarding will be decided UDon. latter with Mrs. John Whitmore for the winter. T>Ty/^|T.r 1)/"V A TVTV^ All Size* from a neat two-people The San Francisco minstrels played to a part of next week. These ladies fW in A' -mn J to one that will J3 L \^'1V job carry fourteen. good house at Hancock hall last have many friends in Ellsworth who re- Friday TO LEAVE ELLSWORTH. gret their Mrs. and NOW IS THE TIME to put the summer vehicle through the paint-shop—plenty of evening. departure. Hopkins Miss Hfcbrrtisrmmts. time to harden thoroughly before using. Hopkins especially will be greatly The Dirigo athletic club will give a Rev. Walter Reid Hunt to go to New' missed from the social life of sociable at its hall Ellsworth. Repairing thoroughly and quickly done. Friday evening of .Jersey. At Woodbine decided im- this week. cemetery Rev. W. R. Hunt, who has been pastor GEO. A. PARCH 1 carry full lines of HARNESSES. BLANKETS, ROBES and WHIPS. provement has been made by the removal ER, Mrs. W. H. Titus left to-day for a visit of the Unitarian church in Ellsworth for of the old hearse house. The Original Largest manufacturer of several weeks in and building the past two years, is to leave about Nov. ITT7XTT?XV VX XZz«T? HX-FxV AVIS ▼ X£5* Portland, Boston Buckboard Man. XX-JCzlli aud dealer In Ellsworth. has been moved across the road to New York. 1. He has received and accepted a call ttie and city farm, will be used for from the First Unitarian church of Essex Miss Mae B. Friend is in Portland vis- WHOLESALE and EEfAIL Franklin Me, storing city road machinery and at East St., Ellsworth, friends and county, Orange, N. J. iting attending the Maine tools. Further improvement will be The to which he is music festival. church called is, made at the the erection of cemetery by although but six years old, one of the DRUGGIST. Mr. and Mrs. Seth T. Campbell and an ornamental iron fence the along front. most prominent of that vicinity, and the of Island Falls, are relatives for Winter child, visiting recent race Get Bingen’s mile in 2.06% is the parish contains many wealthy residents. Ready and friends here. fastest that has been credited to trot- Mr. Hunt is a son of Abel by looking over my lines of Suits and Underwear, any Hunt, of There will be a dance at Kane’s ball, ter since 1895, when Azote stepped in Bangor. He is a graduate of Bowdoin which I am at low selling ridiculously prices. Bluehill, Saturday evening. Monaghan 2.04%. By thin brilliant performance, college and of the Harvard divinity will furnish music. Bingen joins the exclusive set of extreme- school. Physicians’ Supplies Underwear, ReV. II. \V. Smith and of l' si tr «m imt hove beaten 2 viz.: hi« residence in Ellsworth Mr. Wool=Fleeced family, Pici.0.1, | 07, During b. has * h Ontario, arc visiting Mrs.