Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
State Ws.

-ClA4L McCa,..n OF Mea~Ay ~4, Killed
IA the woods "Wednesday b, tree falling
Oh A.m and breaking hl, ue-A.
The towns a.ou. the line Of the kno1
X Lincoln r4Aro4! w!.. vote on the pro
position 10 l,4.e the road % the Maine Cen
tra. March H.
! W. Flint, the Dartmouth ,,ud,a,
who accidentally shot William l.. How. Of
Portland. i,S WecA, ago, has not been
able TO do college worA and la, gone into
business.
Precedent Cheney has accepted with
thank, the generous offer Of Anne Louise
Carr 10 give concert ~ Lewiston. April
l., Tor the Deueti, Of Bates College.
The property Of the Bangor and
P.,cataqul, Slate Company at Brownylllc
was sold last week, 10 Joseph Story. Of the
firm OF Wilbur \ Story, Boston, for $1,000
over and above mortgage held b! him.
Miss Annie Louise Gary SAYS that she
has no idea Of Withdrawing from her public
career. and tha, there Is no truth IA the re-
port that she Is to marry u gentleman
whom, she SAYS, she ha, never seen.
X +. Rowe " ho has bee. employed as
baggage master on steamer Cambridge, for
some time past, has been appointed agent
for the Sanford Line At Wlnterport.
Mr. C. $ Roberts, Of Stockton, a trav-
cling salesman for Andrews, Barker and
Bunton, Of Boston died Thursday in Stock
ton He was a son of Barnabas NJ. Roberts,
Esq.
1t is reported that the Maine Central
Railroad Company nave under consideration
a project to put fast steamer on the route
between Bangor and Rockland, the coming
season, to connect with the trains on the
Knox & Lincoln railroad.
The FREE Press SAYS that Capt. Pack
ard. Of the lost schooner Almon Bird. Of
Rock land. has undergone 4 second operation,
having had removed portion OF each foot
nearly back to the instep. lie is in a very
weak condition, bat hopes are cherished Of
his final recovery.
Robbins Heal, aged 81 and unmarried.
of the firm OF Heal Brothers, lumber deal
ers Of Westport, left home SONG time dur
ing Wednesday night and has not since been
seen. Tie vas traced 10 the river where II
is feared he committed suicide,
A subscription of S57 has been for
warded to Mrs. MAYNARD Gotf, the victim OF
| the recent stove explosion at Lewiston, from
the Androscoggin Mills Mr.. Gof has re-
paired his almost demolished house His
wife is gettingson very we'll. She will have
bad scar en- her face. No new evidence
in the case has been discovered.
The Somerset Reporter says that Al
bert Clifford of Benton, was kicked by a
horse so that his face is very badly d.shg-
ured and his skull badly jammed. 1t is
thought his injuries are fatal.
Edwards, the steamer City Of Richmond
man, who was cut at Bath some time ago,
in an aiIray with Hayes, the mulatto cook
aud who has been appearing in fair Va,
for recovery, now has symptoms of pyamia,
manifested by swelling Of the parotid
gland, and the doctor considers his case
quite critical.
The Commercial saws the Penobscot
Chemical Fibre Co., composed mostly of
Boston gentlemen, have purchased portion
of the water power at Great Works, of w.
T. Pearson, and will begin in April to erect
a pulp mill, with the intention of having it
in working operation in September. The
capital Of the company is S200,000; they
expect to lay out about Sl50, 900 in the new
building and machinery. The mill then in
operation will turn out twelve tons of dry
pulp per day, and will employ about Is
hands.