Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-14
AMERICAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

The NAL saws the health II ex-Presi-
dent Robins. Of Colby UniscrSii, j. much
improved. Dr. Robins il now IN Geneva.
Switzerland
The Scafinei says Fires IN the woods
about Etstport have DESTROYED large tracts
Of Valuable woodlands. During the latter
part Y: last week the smoke was 30 Thick in
The harbar that Campubei.o could hardly be
seen from PASSPORT
The Journal saws Sergeant Kelley. no
shot Young Smith at Fort pophln. in July,
and Is nov under bonIs for mau>.aughter.
has been restored % BIS place in charge Of
| the fort
Mr.. Columbus Fairbanks died at Win
throp, sept :, aged - wears. 10 months
| Tie vas the oldest person IN town. that VI,
I born IN town. Mr. F has Dcen a very
busy man. always on the right.
The descendant, Of Dea. julius Hswes.
the first settler IN Hermou, held their second
annual reunion. Wednesday. There we're
ABOUT one hundred present.
Over one hundred Ssede, have come
( into New Sweden this wear There i a
total SUede population in that town aud Vi
olns,y Of over one thousand
Mrs. Bunker Of Skou hogan. vas 100
( years old. "wednesday. and celebrated the
event hy dnrer party.
Two boy, namrd Charlie Bracket a4i
Leroy Iosier aSrd - aud l. respectively.
~cre drowned in h"uauskcag s;rcan. near
Bangor. THURSDAY. BY their boa, up.e,ting.
Pour other boys 70 the boat reached the
shore.
Track i nov laid On the Bangor and
katahdln Iron Works Railroad 10 Foster
/ Brook, 10 - miles northward from
the late terminus at Brusuyilic. and Ia -
miles from h. Bangor ant plscstaqus road
% Milo About three miles are to he laid
I % rcach the katahdin Iron Works
The Bolflsf Journal sa,s that with the
exception of Poftlaud. North Haven Is the
largest fishing port IN Maine The enter.
prise has developed wonderfully within a
iru wears, unti the fee, nov embraces some
q the finest vessels that seek the fnny
'rhc. Last wear SIX vessels from North
Haven stocked on an average $4,000 each.
The steamship Admjral made her las,
I trim n ihr season bctvrrn Passport Camp
V ohcl'o and Bar liArhpr lat week She HI.
-" - ANA mas transported
HF'"' numbers OF tour -
The H0iH say. T4r.IAy. while A crew
q men wcrr al Nurk r,',ins out granite
rnck q - used a: TIE Pembroke Iron
Works a. place Known a. the Camp
Grounds, The derrick, a ser, heavy one
r among the men Nth crash, parts - I,
s.uAiuk Patrick Maklusau. Fred Cushing
and Na.ihes Fal.on. Wilkinson "a, ,rr,
severely injured about ~" back AMI shoulders,
A'H y 7 lfaF'd internally Cushing 81
AiF" ~,h GUY on iHr head and some
''I''''' ''''H hAd hi' back bruised and
'N' '"ns'
n fl. term 4 to,h, tnNer..t,
.I'"fI HH IA4r'!AN ~.iH i4t. ATTENDANCE.
y "r pc" president, i'F Pepper. -. ga
L.''-AS''''.ti receive: ~ the students.
'' 'F''h"'" class a.rca-H namhcr' forty
h'r. ~ ~hoin ih'''t ttai SER pfrsrnt a.
H' h''' exercise ~ 'ha'. y. Wilson.
M A. h'fh AprHH'rs. hstts'an' ,n tHrmI-
'f'' AH- A. instructor ia "rcrs WI. probably
Il appointed immediate. !r,'s.
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