Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-01
Walpole, y. H., Ma, %. 1882.
State News.

The SentRl SAYS that SUNDAY las, Rev.
7. G. Moses baptized fourteen candidates at
ESsipori.
The Maine delegates 10 the session Of
the Grand Lodge Of Good Tcmplars "a; h.,
meeting al Charleston. ). G.. are George T..
Bracket aud VI. G. rrcu,i,,
The Phillips rhouosraph sa,> tina, the
late severe wcaihsr has been very fata! 20
sheep that were sheAf,d and turned into
open pastures. \. l.. Bralhur,. Of Avon.
has lost fifteen or twenty from exposure 70
the wet and cold
Capt. DAVID Crockett. South Thomas
ton. while mcndiug sa.i, on b., boat. FRIDAY.
dropped dead OF icari disease It b, sup
posed. The deceased va, about sl1t,-n4uc
year, old. lie mad bccn a prominent sea
captain.
The SeHiiHd saws Sergeant William
Williams Of Passport. died Monday. lie
has FOR MANY year, been a.lhfl. servant
20 the government aud hA, t-cu stationed
at Fort Sullivan SOME tvruf, eight wears
and during the last par, Of the tine ha.
been IN charge.
The Press sa,. that schooner NcCljn-
took. Which Jeff Portland i1l New York. the
other da,. when 4 short distance outside.
fell IN With a school Of mackcrcl. captured
forty barrels. and returned go Portland on
Thursday. I'M, j. The inst local catch Of
uaekcrel tins season.
Post B1,worgn 6. \. r.. q Portland.
vas surprised. the other evening. b, the
presentation of superb American Xix flag,
regulation size With elegant black walnut
staff surmHuHied With a gold ,ag.c. Ia,
cord aua la,>,l> ara OF god. and ihc stars
which cu.Acll4sn the field Of the has az, OF
the same pFcciou, material
Gov. riai>,ci has appointed Auga.,a.
George SchIoilrrbcok If Portland Comms..
sioner Of Pharmacy, ia p.1cr 81 J. II rl4i,-
ted 81 Na'rE,l..e. Whu,, Term has expired.
Toe bo' rEuor la, refused Go accept the
Resignation Of y. :. ilAr.9~. OF Bangor.
WHO hu.d' a similar commission.
The WAldubors .Ny.r, .a,, fru da,.
ssucc pair of scr, large horse. were
found dead upon Nofar.tn4', shore. near
New iiArbor, The, Appeared TO have been
'cr1 iine pair Of matched nof,c., anI wrrc
fastened together With rope. Inc shoe,
were very largc, and pu, ga with sheet iron
betN,en the shoe ami foot Il j, supposed
TIA, these were imported horses lost from
some vessel bound "a thi, country.
Some DAYS ago the infant son Of Charlie,
II. and George lcemau, OF Augusta. ,wa.-
lowed SAFETY pm. 1t Sas supposed. The
pm did not descend 'niD the chiiI's stomach.
but lodged IN some Il the organs about the
root OF the tongue, wherc IL remained To-
day. while eating piece Of apple PIE, the
child Mas taken with violent coughing tit.
and almos; Immediately expired 1t Mas
found that the pm had become dislodged
and entered cdild's wiudpipe. stopping
the passaS n to the lungs.
Hon. d. Rice died al hi, residence
in Augusta, early Saturday A. NJ. aged y
years His death resulted from an epiiepiic
attack. TO which disease be had been for
some time pas, subject. Judge Rice was
born in Union, Knox county learned the
printers trade IA Ihomaston and afierward
pursued classical course at China Acade-
my. lie engaged in book selling in Angus
IA in 1886 until 1889, when be studied Law
with J. W. Bradbury, and was admitted to
practice IN 1910, in : partnership with him.
Tie was justice of the Supreme Court Of
Maine for eleven years. from 1852, when he
resigned for the presidency Of the Portland
\ kennebec railroad. He was also largely
Interested in the Northern Pacific railroad,
being one Of the original movers in the en-
terprise.