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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
1
Readable items include probate and administrative notices for Eat Hmonah M Hxee Eat John H Austh, local business ads from Portland to New York, social notes on gatherings and dances, ice harvest progress, church events, school and police court reports, and vessels preparing for the spring sailing season with captains and ships listed.
A promotional line urging readers to pay a small amount to test Silverall, promising the agent can demonstrate its operation.
Mrs M A L Smith of this city marries Edward B Nelson in Danville Kentucky at the School for the Deaf where Mion Smith has taught. Nelson works in the Internal Revenue Service. The bride travels to Colorado Springs for health. well wishes pour in from Ellsworth friends. The Kentucky Advocate notes the bride’s health and popularity. Ellsworth boys club grows, Knights of King Arthur formed for ages fourteen to twenty, undenominational and not religious, with rites, degrees, and secret work. A meeting tonight features a debate and plans for future entertainments.
Mrs Greene draws attention as a striking woman, prompting remarks from relatives about past flirtations and memories of a husband who once boasted of adventures, while Greene ponders what attracted him then.
A North Ellsworth outing at Wesley Salisbury’s camp on Upper Branch Pond nearly ended in disaster when Melvin McGown’s team lost its way and drove into a weak spot, dumping Mr. McGown his wife and son Alexander into the water. The horse drowned but all party members were rescued with help from C. R. Foster and Harry Anthony. The group spent the night in camp and returned home Saturday. Only the horse and a few small items were lost.
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