Ellsworth American., 1882-06-22

Hon. John l.. Stevens. L. :. Minister
to Sweden, and family have arrived in Au-
gusta.
The Gazette says the wife of Mr..
! Annss Whitney, of dexter, while hunting
for stray COW, was suddenly att acked by
| the animal knocked down and seriously
| bruised, and one arm was broken.
The Whig says tha, the tsnneries OF
Wm. Piaisted \ Son, at Lincoln and Prince
ton, have been sold to f. Shaw 4 Bros, the
firm which already control so many of the
tanning establishments throughout Maine
and New Brunswick. The price paid for
the two tauneries is $4,000. The above sum
includes also one or tao bark contracts.
The Bridgton railroad survey is COM
pleted 10 Hiram. The Hiram terminus is
at the village, and the road will touch at or
near the Ogdensburg depot. as circum-
stances shall determine. Steel rails have
been engaged and the engines and cars con-
tracted for.
The Journal saws Mr.. A. Gilmore who
has a weir between Belfast aud Searsport.
recently caught six salmon Onr vas
marked with a metallic tag attached to the
dorsai iiu and numbered "ll3G~ This in
dicates that it was one liberated from the
BHckspori breeding works. The f.h vheu
caught measured - IL inches and Ncig bed
Il - pounds.
The clam-hakes at the monster band
festival at Maranocook, Tuesday. June ~ !.
will be two IN number each loo feet long
and feet wide. requiring ten cords Of
wood and nearly carload Of weed. and
will contain 1000 bushels of clans, 10000
HOLSTERS. 2.OO1 dozen cggs and sweet and
Irish potatoes m proportion. Plenty Of
white and brown bread
The Blddeford Journal saws Harl
burroughs, i've years old, son OF Abel W
burroughs, Of kennebunk, swallowed a
round tan whistle, recently, which lodged
near the entrance TO the abdomen. Dir
Frank VI. Ross was called. but decided to
wait few hours before performing an opcr-
alton. 10 satisfy the parents, who objected
that II was not necessary. during which time
the child vas subject TO terrible vomiting.
which continued until Friday, when the
physician pushed the whistle into the
stomach. where il remains The child con
tInues uHwell. and the result Is anxiuusly
awaited.
Judge Emery Sawyer. Of Scarsport
G.cd on SUNDAY, June II. at the age Of o.
lie was famous builder Of clipper ships.
In 1855 he removed has business % Quincy
Point. Mass. but vas duanciall, wrcckc,l In
the panic Of iNj,. the last vessel bu,lt by
han being the ship Richard Bus,ccd OF
the VARIOUS vessels modelled by Mr. Sauycr
the most famous. perhaps, vas the clipper
barquc Comet, whose hr,i passage from
Boston TO San Bias vas the fastest then on
record. In 1888 he removed 20 Scarspori
broken in fortune, but braycly commenced
life anew. lie studied for the Bar and vas
admitted to practice in l>GG. aud for the last
twenty years has been Trial Justice.
Il, the reccu, death OF resident Of
Genoa. Italy. Moses A. Stafford, LAWYER at
kitery has hsd left him property worth
Sij.e0. First. because he promptly gave
German by the name Of Leopold 4 light
from hls cigar: second, because b., was en-
abied to give him. at 81 oppoFiunc Time
some practical Information respecting lA~
slIt. on contract about dredging machines.
sn which the German vas involved. and
helped him out aud generally. because hc
49, a pretty good fellow and the German
liked him. The acquaintance " hieh resulted
80 iasorabiy was formed ,n 1852. 10 Genoa.
hcn Mr.. Stafford ua, IA the nljed States
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