Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25


Gov G.Feelon sill lac the gue.t OF Sir
,. L. IilIaY durisg che Doa, lnion exhihl.
ton at MvHtIrsl
- The Pembroke cattle show aud fair
will he held ~ " ~incs day and Thursday.
sept 2,ih and 25th.
'" The wife of c.pt Yrank FIynu Of Ma.
ohiasp"'t. died sn'fdahlv on Monday nirht
week. OF heart dj.essn
-Splon Chase va. one nf The committee
on sietrs At the Miihc Stat. fait but jill
not appear to attend u his duty
-Nr. Albion Call of West Dresden who
- resenls-tso years old. a few days since
s~sm across the ksnnebss,. a distance Of
ever hall a mile.
"A fahe spoon. one hundrct suH fifty
years old marked with the iafials 81 I.atsh
and Folly harstoa. may ne seem 81 !, lew
siry store la watcrsill-
- Arthur Greene. formerly rriurirat
Of Pennington rnion school has been -.
crred a. Grss asssStsnt Of the Abbott Fam
w School Tor Boy, Fsrnirgtoa
The soldiers monuincn, NJ Boorhbsy.
j. "a be dedicated anil the statue uavciled
m the first day ~ October fx-t;oy
Joshua T. chAinDeriMu wYIl deliver Al ora
t'sn 90 The occasion
sFf- - ~ " iNAilw OF ItAFFlIHtslN.
who was thrown from hts carrlagr a few
weeks ayr. "a slowly recovering from the
cNec's VI The accident. aud 10 permanent
Injuries Will probably result
-Samssi j.. uaiac. va. ssEa.sue1i i, The
SnpFeO,c Iodlci,I CVafi a. f.ocAland. Sal
arday forenoon. .aF The murder OF James
I. Raabns- He pleaded not guilty Aai
lrai was ass.gncsl los Mon5ay.
The Ars,,4, say, that Tmrsday night
Dsr as faImrr. liying at Turner's island.
fsFtiaBd. ffIi from Eastern Raiitosd bridge
ant Vas drowned so,nn RAN ros,.i tn,al
we're near bs and ct boat. bat too late.
The Tsi-lpA r-pwis Nsssrx I :
>tsnsuo-i II Br,n-~ics. a. catching two
and hsh barrels Of macser-l. with pitch
forks. recently. A .chonl Of thern h@rAnt~
packed q; sppsr .otsas Islsus. hence ~.
navel Uo@is of esp,atr.
the Dresden town meeting MONDAY
sept ~.h. SAmGri j. Bridge. formerly %
prr"icu. now Of California. prcscutrd g.
90 20 the toNa. the 'ntrrrs. Of ehich 4. ~
~ di-sribnied Rninus the 'e.e-S NJ; poor.
nnisr nc direction Of the seleetmcn
The kcunobec JoIrEIi says lhal hon.
y. \ Lace Of Freedom. all be a eAad-
date fog state SuseT,n,c Of Common
schools, Mr. Lace sAs a.palatrd Us nos
t"nuoT aytaE ago. aud bad served succsts-
fully Tot iarec uioaihs. when ne was re-
moved 20 mate place Tor Nr Morris.
The Maine STATE Agricultural soc,eGy
hAs elected tSs iut.ustaS officers Pru=i-
drn' Eutus Prince. Turner, secretary. 4.
!. Ilenni.pH. iuuiand. Trsasarer. II
Os-ood. foTiiand, Tsgsi~s.. Charlie.
l~oby, fprn AMI l.. NJ. Hight. N>nsh.san.
Joha MornsoH. EA1 COuah; Go. "
klckcF. Ai.cAishj.
"A g~uueman ~ho il vel poacI IL
c,-,rru Name palnE.. ~rlie. ,ho Bo-,ou
JsETa1l that the freud. Fl Hon T.
~u.th, ,ho grvruaacA candidate for gnv~r.
EpE, AL pSsA h.na foF touss,ss ia place II
br 6russc " Laid. IAe pre.vat demo.
cr4!lc- grs,EhzeE ass IL.,--F. Tins. b.
a ids, would u. IT, oaA sDiesI cut OF al
aud Nou.l isIsJ ia pfotap,c harmony IA liz.
cnnluslvn party.
--ssilrisy glof aing q The Ssuwhrsau
tran va. approaching Ii.hon's Ferry
an nansi Kenny knss aas sc-n VAL.
tns On tho track. tn, .hi.tk, sss hiossn
bus b. paid no a,i-ntsan An.i b~furc th~
''atn cou!d BE- stopped hs sas sifnc. ~
lac IN. he. he nan bad 4 l~g broken, a
ssvrrc cut on ht- bead. ADD va, cansidsr.
ably hru s-I- when A.ke.i Wy Ne an. o.
the track he ausSer-si thHs he d ID ~;
knuN.
Friday rrruny aman " the name ~
Henry Doyle fell f-utn turn story win
doS ia The hra' ding house Of Mr. ChNt.
on water street. Augusta. striking Oh hi.
head ard shoulder lie ~,> picked up "
officer breru. sho sikh the help 81 other
ofifc~rs conveyed him 70 the station huutr
Shrrr he was attended bs phT.tcisu. bat
died 10 al appearance the man bal not
bccn drlhsus. and the esusr 81 ht. f,H g.
mystery.
The N4I says TIA, a vouF old iaT-e
MIAehrd ID a load OF tdsi e from III Pa.
hcli al!u.. weakened While pa.,ns CvIby
tnlEer.lIy. aud finally dropped lu 'hr rpsi
But be ~As nnary slg 10. aul bel4g WI.
hAfnessrd AS ed % The ncx, tuoruip..
the osncr arni up 10 llnk Aff-s ht. poop
eTy. and found ti. wagon au The l,p u
Memorial Ul'. ADD uv io1i '.ly~iy stocked
upon The top n ouc u fhr ofayt ,lics-
buildings
"Wednesday essa0g Mrs.. l,Exls NJ
Chase % SoaiA Pats. sh,e s4s.l,ug H.
LiIy Hal. Portland. i,!t MAJ. hand 30
her dies. pocket She seized It and he'd L.
ArIais. calling 81 The sane tame tor All
Mr.. Hold VI Calais, saw The wallet drop
lgOm under An osrTcoAt IAe nIan had GA has
arts. Uflccr Iri5bcn arrested the fellow
who refused 10 give ht. name. but -a.d be
WIS from Boston. 10 h, possession va,
- and Ticket from Dover, y. II.
The tarma.toa CAr3aIcle says: Thr
tTackmca are at xOrk laying the track on
Tie narrow gauge railroad. and have GOT
over a mile oi The Iron dosp. The iirst
sleeper lad Mas ore presented b. Gal. >.
Dbl Of ph..Ips- The Maj. cui 10 2ad liu-
l,hed It up " the seventy lTsl Anniversary
Of HI, birth. /. Is placed AZ the culr snce
nj f... fsaF#a l. tF.-l
ju.t a. Il ca.e from The hands OF Mr.. Dill.
1t /. something Of al honor to have laid
the fret sleeper Of tue first narro. gauge
railroad 10 our state.
Hon. John ID. Long. republican cAndl-
date for Governor OF Massachusetts. was
born IN Buck field. Me-, Oct. 21th, ls3S. lie
was prepared for college At Buckiield
Academy. and gr aduated nj Harvard at the
age OF 10. Having taught school the
principal OF Westford Academy several
years. he chose the profession OF lsw and
entered upon practice frs, In Buckfeld,
and ate ards in Boston In lsds. lie ac-
qnlred large practice with All eaviaoie
reputation In bis profession. ln 1910 he
wss married. and selected Hingh ham as his
place OF residence.
-Astwo young men OF Miibridge vii
lage. AEsei wass aud George FenwicA,
were riding 10 wagon IN Lubec village,
last week, Monday morning. during the
thunder storm. Mr. Wass Was struck by
the lightning and thrown from his carriage.
The horse took fright and ran some Dis
lance before he could be stopped. When
Young Feh~ck returned tn the place
where Wass was thrown out. he found him
partially recovering from the shock, and
not very badly inj1red by the fail. Near
the place where Wsss lay the lightning
plowed a furrow in the ground for quite