Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-16

! "A. w. Joy mas purchased hne deer
an will serve venison to those Of his Gus
toners Who may desire it.
Two or three Of the Eilsworth sehoou.
ere were damaged at Bar Harb0r during the
gale Of last Monday night.
Senator and Mrs Hale have returned
and will remain till the last Of this month
before going to Washington for the winter.
Some of the damaged goods from the
schooner Ella Rose, which Was sunk and
afterward raised, were sold at auction Tues
day.
All who have no, paid for their lots in
Woodbine Cemetery are notified to call and
settle at once or the lots will be sold to
other parties.
-Messrs 0sgood & Freethy, Of Sury,
haze shipped cargo Of brick to Boston.
This is new enterprise and will no doubt
p owe successful.
Schooner May Wyman, Capt. James
Barbour, commenced loading with brick
from the ward of f. ID. Gould. this (Wednes-
day morning. They are for Mr.. John Clark
Of Bar Harbor
Parties from Thu. city went to Bangor,
SATURDAY., to complete the purchase Of
township Of cumberland in Somerset County.
We are Informed that the amount purchased
was $4,000 acres.
&C %. A. Parcher has Just returned from
Boston with large assortment of Christmas
and New Years goods, all novel and attrac-
tive. Psrcher IN always on time with new
goods, and purchasers will find it interesting
to examine his finely selected stock
A debating club has been organized a,
Surry. with Rev. W. c Stetson as presi-
dent Rev. W. II. Crawford. sec'y Jesse
VI. Ray, treas. DIR. J. F. Manning chairman
Of the exc. committee. Meetings will be
held every Monday evening at the village
school house.
James \. Garfield Post, G. A. r.. Of
Bluehill. will be inspected Saturday evening.
Nov. Is, nv Asst. q. VI. Gen. Jordan. Of
Bangor. Following The inspection a Camp
Fire will be held. and a soldiers aelcome is
extended TO all comrades of VIM. Ii. II.
Rice Post of this CITY.
The concluding lecture Of Prof Trips
interesting course will he gwen IN the Uni
tarian vesiry on Thursday evening. The
historic portraIture of Carlotta and Max
milan and the il-starred Mexican expedi-
ton will be found very interesting. HIS
lectures are highly entertaining and instruc-
tive, and should he heard by large audien-
ces.
Under the management Of Supt. Lin
coin and the new board of Directors the
Eastern Maine railroad i becoming one Of
the best roads ~ the State The improve
menis now being made a, the station in
Buokspurt will add much. both to the facil-
-. 2 A L 4 -
At South Orrngton. also, the station has
been moved nearer the village aud the
grounds graded and improved. The sta
lions along the line have been painted. and
the track ballasted ~ that II +, nov as CON.
Portable and safe for the running of trains
as any in the country. Tn, financial condi-
ton Of the road q, hlghl, saiisfactor, to the
owners aud its business, both IA Passengers
and freight, .. steadily increasing.
In the death Of Mr. John J. Saunders.
Orland loses one Of it, oldest and most re-
spscied citizens Mr. Saunders was born
IN Oriand 1872. and ha, ALWAYS resided in
that town. In 1926 he was married to Mis-.
Elvira Steel of CasIine. who survives HIM
There VA born to them nine children, OF
HON slx are nov living, via Mrs. Ezra
Saunders. Ellsworth: John ". Saunders.
Waitham. Mass. Mrs. William Saunders.
s.i,' f1'>~oIh' nu'soh D. -: Sauhoet''
Mrs. Frank l.. Marks. Portsmouth. y II.
All. except Mrs. MARKS. we're present at
the funeral. Tuesday. Which was a sad re
union OF the family. 4 large number Of
friend. aud nelghbors gathered 10 Witness
ID. last sad rate. at the home Of one Who
has for many wears been behaved for m.
many good qualities both Of heart and
hand
~, 'ouse VI u'e Ah,,eh' ofuef OF 'htea
"a -. .T'.-tN
ing. b, G. X. Pennington OF Boston. ID G.
VI. W. who installed the following officer,
Sullivan ID Virgin. =. NJ W
Jane. +. Cushman. VI. W
James r. Parsons. F.
Geo. "A. Brooks. O.
Uutson X Saunders II
Edward r Robinson. Fin.
Walter VI. Haines. Med. Ex
Levi. Friend R'v',
Irving O.eood. Ge.
Henri, A. HAYNES Nv.
Warren q Saysg. O W
Chss Il. Pauriiy.
Edward X. Hoo.ins. Trustee.
Rodne, +. Sumin.by.
Next meeting will be TUESDAY evening.
Inc C~nohe AR was sfahu success.
II Is nor dehhiteis known "hA' amount oil
I money was feAiiLea, oul i estimated that
rom s'oo 10 Si"" vas Melted In
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pre..ions. All SEEM satisfied. Poor grum.
hl.r. have mn, a sinyI. neg ON which IN hang
the shadow of fault. Tbi, /. a result dlf.
6eult 10 ob,.in IN IN. eonduct ~ . fair and
reflects credit on IN. committee in charge.
.rs,
on wednesday evening Inc eholf oil 81.
1ohh 5, oil Bangor gave their promised con-
cert was 1hueed me anair considered
even IN us details ouch musical treat
Ellsworth rarely receives All sang well
and with good taste. we refrain from re-
ierring 10 INDIVIDUALS ior we believe that all
deserve an especial mention except 10 OBJ
serve that the instrumental part oil the per
Torrance was entrusted TO Miss MCCARTHY, a