Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

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loon and vest makers, to work through the
fall and winter
A large number d passengers who
were on the Steamer City of Bangor at
the time of the accident, passed through
thi, city on their way to Bangor.
The dedication of the Catholic church
a, Bar Harbor. which was to have been held
Sunday last, was postponed owing to the
unavoidable absence of the Bishop.
The sullivan Bulletin says that +.
Worcester, Esq. has returned to his pleas
ant summer residence at Sullivan, and that
/ he is gaining strength after his severe sick
ness during his visit to Boston.
The school in Dist. No. l3 held most
enjoyable picnic in Alleys grove, Tuesday
/ afternoon. Great credit is due the parents
I for their heart, cooperation with the teach
er, thus n,uring such gratifying success.
-Dr. D. O. :. Lowel'> mother recently
+ fell down cellar and broke an arm and in
CURED other injuries. IA consequence of
which the doctor will not be IN Ellsworth to
begin the High School till the frS, Monda,
IN September.
( Mr. John GRAY. of Pretty Marsh went
+ TO Kockland few weeks ago to attend the
funeral Of hi> son whose death was caused
+ b, diphtheria. Mr.. Gray contracted the
disease while there. Tie has since lost two
children from the same disease.
The dwellers b, the sea side at "Shad,
+ Nook" to the number of twenty two took an
excursion, Tuesday, to Bar llarbor. Han
cock and Iamoine. on the steamer Josie n
Bella. spending from one TO three hours At
+ each place, and ENJOYING The excursion cN-
c,cd,ngIy.
Mr George Cunningham, dealer in pa
per hanging, &o.. ha, been compelled To
suspend business, and hi, store ha, been
+ closed No one doubts the iutcgrii, Of Mr..
Canning gham. and he ha, the sympathy of
tie entire commauii, IN h., huanciA! troub-
les.
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interesting occasion. Dr. Sanger. Trc,.dcn:
The n'" p">iA. "a" n"~ makes The
taking "i newspaper ana tHe refusal 20
pay i'T 'h' >ame' 'hri'' ana any person
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our coast survey pA'u,' ar, Al ""'A
d" iA'> ''A'r. p"e Is At ape >p"' o" A'".-
son. under charge 'i { H. hoNd' one al
harrington under charge "i Imam II.
DENNIS; one at NilhrdSe, under ehAT-' of
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NthlnE coast anu i>'Ai'-> III '"r DAY h4'"
M4hu4gr.
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"t-' occur III H"Ntf' on "'a"e'u'H' ''t
3l>t. \ large attendance i expected and
the exercise, viii doubles, be yer, interest,
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''i' b"N'N IN p"N't cemetery ana MAJOR
IhaNier Will deliver an Grafton. In the
evening there Mil be a hanquet after which
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ne bangor ''""sr'," says Inc
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da,, September Sih. meeting If the regi-
ment having been called hN Dr- T. /. san
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] Arraugrmen,. have l..en made 10 90 from
Bangor by the steamer Howell. The steam
+ rr viii leave IN the evening and arrive IN Ma
ma IA .''' A i''uiH '''' '"'pS
member, Of the old Sixth from Ellsworth
can take the steamer at either Bangor or
BueAsport
Z Miss Marianne Black. eldest daughter
/ Of the late George y. Black. died quite sud-
! denly al the family residence in this city
SUNDAY morning Miss Black had been
suffering from rheumatic troubles for some
/ time resulting in disease of the heart which.
7 at last. caused her death. The body was
emhalmed and. on TUESDAY. at eleven O'Clock
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/ e"iiuuc'eu %! heN' L D. H. hopes iue7-
day afternoon the remains were taken to
/ Bangor and from there to Boston for inter