Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-30

Capt. A. J. Gott of Cots Island, ar
rived Tuesday in his fishing boat. the Kit
Carson" and will commence repairing his
steamer. the Josie and Bella at once.
Capt Colts boat was the first arrival from
the outside.
We are informed that Prof. Isaac Os-
borne, Of the Salem Mass Normal School,
will lecture in Bluehill on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, provided a sufficient num-
Der Of tickets can be sold. His subject is
Natures Building Stones"
A visit TO one Of the Islands on the coast,
at this season of the year, to shoot birds Is
rare sport. But it would be difficult to
make party of gentlemen who got caught
on one of the aforesaid Islands in the last
storm and had to stay over night without
shelter. believe it.
We understand that DIR. Geo. A. Phil
lips. graduate of the University of New
York, has formed professional partnership
with DIR. l.. W. Hodgkins Of this city, and
offers his professional services to the public.
DR. Phillips will be found at the office and
residence of DIR. Hodgkins.
Steamer Henry Morrison will arrive
here Thursday and leave for Rockland and
intermediate landings again Friday. Until
Nav /. the Morrison will arrive here every
Thursday and SATURDAY.. leaving every Fri
day and Monday. John Suminsby is the
agent of the boat IN this city.
MIR James Gilbert. Of Trenton. was
found sitting in his chair. dead. Tuesday
morning. Mr. Gilbert was. apparently in
his usual health when he got up. but going
into another room to build fire. and re-
naming longer than usual. some member of
the famil, went in and found him as stated
above. He was over sixty years of age.
We are indebted to Geo r. Fuller, of
fremont a member Of the Senior class in
the State College. at Orono. for a catalogue
o; that Institution: The several classes
number A. follows Seniors. - Juniors.
IL Sophomore. "a; Freshmen - Spec
iaI. ;. Total 90. Graduates from this col
lege are now filing importan, positions in
nearly every State IN the Union.
Frank lIodgklns Of West Hancock.
was severely injured on "Wednesday last by
the bursting OF a guu, one exc was some
what injured. his face badly cut. and his left
hand >hockngly torn and manglcd. Drs.
Hoigkius and PhilliIS we're in attendance
and found it necessary 10 remove the first
and htilr fingers hut are hoping TO save the
thumb and t~o middle fingers. DIR. Hodg-
kius reports the case favorAbly to-day.
The Assessors Of this city give notice
10 the taxpayers 10 bring IN true and perfect
lists Of their poll, and estate, real and per
,onal, not b, Law exempt from taxation
which they were possessed Of on the first
day of April. he Assessors viii be IN SEES
SION At Their office IN Hancock Hall from
April 10 .tpru - inclusive, BY the Stat
ute Of 1851 the Assessor, cannot receive any
application for abatement Of take, when the
iI.t required by law = not brought IN.
\ part, Of Young folk, went To the
camp Of Nc>,r>. DAVIS \ Co.. SATURDAY
evening for the purpose Of holding their an
uuai mnla,>c> festival. In the midst Of the
fun the bottom of the kettle containing the
moiasse> dropped out anlbst~ content. poured
into the flame, causing a panic for few mo-
men'>. After a whi. however the trr Wa
brought under sIhlec' 70, the stove repaired
a. well a, possible. aap;her keFtle procured
and the festival with al H. rtgtts and par
,l>g>, Vas duly observed.
-kbou, siN week, ago the store house Of
T.. ". Wooster. situated on Hancock Neck
wAs broken into and quauilt, Of sails
rigging. stoves. d>hes. hooks and lines etc,
stolen. Suspicion MAS directed 10 Charles
and Henry Davis. of Long Island Plan,a-
ton. Constable Benson. If FREMONT found
some Of The article, belonging To Wooster
100 their possession hut vls unable 10 lind
either Of the Da'i>c, hc however arrested
and brought To- the jail IN this city.the moth
er and lie uf Hcur DAVIS. for seorr,iug
stolen goods. Word vi. passed along the
coast. and on the lG,h Of TIN, month ,h,
CIV Marshal of Rocklaud discovered two
men Offering for sale some article, Which an.
suercd the description Of those stolen from
Mr. Wooster He ImmcIia,ri, arrested
one Of the par;:r, hG: the other escaped.
lhe one arrested proved to be Charle,
Davis. and the authorities here ,c.ng no,I.
fed. policeman FlelIs wcny Ia Koeklsn,
Monday. and returned With hi, man tha
Wednesday morning. DavI, Was arraisn
81 before Judge edman, and bound o,S
I 10 the April term Of Court.