Road and Express Wagons Sale Ad
Out-of-town correspondence promptly answered with a price based sale. Office hours are 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Carriages described and low prices promised, inviting customers to see the stock.
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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
5
Out-of-town correspondence promptly answered with a price based sale. Office hours are 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Carriages described and low prices promised, inviting customers to see the stock.
The Hancock County Supervisor of Census announces appointed enumerators for towns including Amherst Aurora Bluehill Brooklin Castine Mt. Desert Dedham Mariaville and others with names such as Herbert T. Silby Rinaldo L. Olds Harold A. Grind Brookville Samuel W. Tapley Addison A. Littlefield Raymond T. Warren Fred J. Phillips Hadley P. Burrill James E. Hamer and Melvin S. Smith among the roster. Also notes a supplementary notice about Druggist A. W. Sawtelle recommending Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and a report on aldermen voting to buy a lot on Town Moore Hill for a rock crusher location with related street and utility considerations.
Ellsworth Falls residents report visitors from Rochester and Beverly Mass. Oscar H Morrison moves into a new home purchased from George E Davin. George B Davin adds a piazza and new windows. The vestry concert was postponed due to a term. The old Hall shingle mill on here road collapsed into the river Monday morning after years of decay.
Unitarian Rev A H Coar leads morning May 27 service at 10:30 with sermon by Rev H C Beach of Bangor. Sunday school at 11:45. Free Rapid service by Rev George H Salley with prayers Friday 7:30 p.m. and preaching May 27, Sunday school 3 p.m. Evening service omitted. Hancock Hall hosts Union Memorial sermon 7 p.m. by Rev C S McLearn of the Baptist church. Methodist Rev J P Simonton preaches 10:30. prayer meeting Friday 7:30. Sunday school 11:45. Junior League 3 p.m.. Epworth League 6 p.m.. evening service omitted. Baptist Rev C S McLearn presiding. Sunday school 9:30. Y Y S C prayer at 6 p.m.. evening service omitted.
North Ellsworth reports Galen Maddocks remains very low while Rebecca Austin improves slowly. Lucy Watts of Ellsworth visits. Melvin McGown and Alvin Maddocks move Lyman DeWitt's barn. The Agricultural ball entertainment set for Saturday has been postponed to next Saturday May 26.
A column discusses Captain George Milttikents and local children battling a monster, then pivots to a May 20 reflection on suppressing news. It argues news suppression harms law and order, fuels rumors, and urges readers to publish accurate reports rather than protect individuals from consequences. The Bath Times piece warns editors against yielding to requests to omit crime or personal fallout from the newspaper.
A wealthy man boasts a 500 year old table to a younger acquaintance who counters with a 3000 year old multiplication table from India. The quip ends with health ads for Hood's Pills.
The census will begin June 1 across the United States and end in cities two weeks later, with the remainder of the country finishing by month’s end. Absentees risk misrepresentation of their locality, so heads of families should notify their district supervisor if away and arrange to provide answers via a trusted neighbor to ensure proper enumeration. The Bangor district supervisor is Elmer P. Spofford. request blanks for the enumerator.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Canny Cathartic with a price of 1c or 3c and promises a refund of money if the product fails to cure, signaling a guaranteed satisfaction claim by the druggists.
The Marine List records arrivals and sailings at North Port with vessels such as Mary Augusta Boston Sel Lavolta Har Harbor and Eastern Queen Bar Harbor. It lists ships' origins, destinations, cargos, captains, and dates from May 16 to May 27, including and noting numerous schooners and brigs like Myronus Henrietta A Witney and Lucy Belle moving between Boston Portland New York and Bangor.
An advertisement extols the value of wholesome toil and pure blood, praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the remedy for weak or tainted blood. The copy includes a testimonial from Hattie J. Taylor of Woodstown New Jersey and cites the product as America’s greatest medicine for the blood. It also notes a Maine seminary commencement program with events from June 3 to June 8 led by Rev. Robert Luceliffe and Rev. C. C. Phelan at Emery hall.
A garbled May obituary list records numerous births and deaths across towns including Stonington Ellsworth Surry Bar Harbor Long Island and Sullivan. Entries note infant deaths age at death and survivor details, with several marriages listed among the May events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a regional meet at Barng and a voyage before entering the worm to Falls with passengers listed or implied. The readable items point to a local event involving travel or shipping between places, but the text remains unclear and partial.
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