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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-12-20
Death Of DR.. ]. Richardson.

We clip the following from the Saline
County, (Mo.) Republican:
The announcement of the death of DIR.
Richardson, while perhaps not surprising. will
be received with deep regret by those who
have intimately known him. He was one Of
the few highly cultured and intellectual men
Of our county, and while possessed with learning
and ability, he was always conservative on
every question Of public policy, whether II
was temperance, religion, or politics. He was
beyond question the peer Of any in his pro-
fession-having graduated In medicine at Dart
mouth College, and also studied in the most
noted schools and hospitals In Western
Europe. He was born in 1918, on Mt. Desert
Island. Maine, and was consequently IS years
Of age at the time Of his DEATH which occurred
At his home In the eastern part Of thin county,
on Saturday, November 3, 1883.
DR.. Richardson was a man Of arm con-
victions and but little prejudice. He was q
student of humanity, and hence was judge Of
human nature. He was religious, and believed
In the broad principles Of christianity. Poll
ticaly, he was Republican, and few men In
Saline county were his equil in political
discussion. He was a supporter Of the Re
publican and personal friend Of its prOprietors,
and while the family Of this IMAM Of heart and
sour' have lost kind and wise husband and
father, the Republicans are bereft Of wise
and cautious counsellor, and we, strong
supporter and warm friend: Saline county
has lost a valuable man, the church consis-
tent member. and the wife and child devoted
husband and father. May their last days be ~
his" Mrs. Richardson Is sister Of W. W. A.
Heath Esq, of Seal Cove.
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Wedding Bells.

The event OF the season was the consum-
nation IN marriage OF the engagement ex-
isting between Mis-, julia Jarvis. only daugh-
ter of Mrs. John d. Hopkins, and Mr..
Hopkins on Hancock street. last Wednes-
day evening. The rooms were tastetuiiv
decorated with trailing eyergreens. ferns,
smilax cut flowers, holly and mistletoe, the
last named. fresh from Tennessee, sent by
the brides aunt, Mrs. Chas. Mcdonald. As
one entered the house the eve was caught
BY beautiful basket of flowers at the foot
Of the stairs. following which the balustrade
was seen covered with eyergreens and
ferns. The paror was like lovely bower
OF green and flowers. Al eight O'Clock this
room was filled with guests awaiting the APP
pearance of the bride and groom, who, as
the clock was striking the hour. entered the
room and stood beneath ali umbrella Of
ferns and roses, back to the guests while the
officiating clergyman. Rev. Mr.. Macdonald,
faced the guests. The bride was very love
" in dress of white crepe de chine, taste
fully trimmed with satin and lace. her veil
was fastened with orange blossoms, and the
same flowers were upon her corsage; in her
hand she carried beautiful bouquet Of tea
roses. After the ceremony, which was fe-
lici,ously performed by Mr.. Macdonald, the
bride and groom faced the company receiv-
ing the congratulations of their relatives
and friends. The presents which were num-
erous and elegant were then examined, al
ter which bountiful repast was served.
Among the gifts was handsome clock from
the Unitarian society. music easel from the
choir, and quite sum ofmoney from the Con-
gregational society The bride and groom
left town Thursday morning for short bridal
trip. May happiness attend them, return
with them. and abide till ''the walls shall
crumble in ruin. and moulder in dust away
During the evening it wa, discovered that
it was the anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert NJ Hopkins, who had been married
lust thirtv-two years, and they were pre-
vailed upon TO stand under the umbrella and
be married over again, May thirt,
years more of happiness be their experience.
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ed Jung minister. The people are cordial
and intelligent and the right sort of man
would find an agreeable home here.
Mr.. Ernest Perkins Of the firm Of w
n. Perkins & Son, is attending the CONNER.
cial College in Rockland. His health is
poor, and be leaves partly for the change
He is one of our most popular Young bust
ness men, and his absence is regretted by his
many friends.
We learn that Miss Lizzie Leach, who
is widely known as one Of the best teachers
in Hancock county, is taking a vacation this
winter on account of throat and lung
trouble. She has been a constant and tire
less worker in the school vineyard for years,
and her permanent retirement from school
work would be public loss.
"A smart and gabby young man has been
through this section exhibiting samples OF
sheetings and dress goods at extremely low
figures, thereby advertising "big sale Of
goods from broken house in Boston, at
Bucksport to be opened about Christmas,
and concluding his GRAND with desperate
attempt to sell few pieces Of CLOTH We
shall wait with interest to see the big sale
or sell whichever it may be.
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.ANEMONE.
West Gould.boro.

Our town meeting. which was held on
the 9TH fNovember,l al the lobster factor, in
Prospect larbor. to decide upon the loca-
ton for new town house. has been decid-
ed by experts TO bt unconstitutional"
Another meeting has been called to be held
al the lobster factory at South Gouldsboro.
the Goth inst, for the same purpose.
The schooner Virginia. Capt. o. T.
BraGIon. arrived from Boston the 18Th inst.
Wit 4 full cargo Of merchandise. mostly for
G. ). Bunker. Not long since the schaon-
er Nm. Franklin brought full cargo Of
corn for ). l.. Tracy. Both of these enter
pri>lng merchants haze put in a stock Of
goods suitable for the holiday trade and
those wishing TO make presents to their
friends will do well to give them a call.
Our fall term of school closed two weeks
age. 1t was kept b, Mr. Charles Wood
Of tn, place He j, Young teacher. but
met with yer, good success Mr. Wood il
now at the Classical Institute a. Waierville
prosecuting his studies. where he will grad
ua'r in tie spring. Mr. Wood bids fair to
MAKE very successful teacher
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VEST Bro"ks,illr.
Capt. Henry Stevens and his crew ar-
rived home Yesterday, overland from New
Bedford, where he had laid up for winter,
hi schooner. the Laura H. Jones.
Schooner Centurion. Capt Blodgett. ar
rived last week, and has been moored in
lIenry's Cove the Fannie Hale is the ONLY
vessel due here. She vas ready to sail from
Boston. Yesterday p. NJ.
There were very few smells taken here
last week. Thin ice we believe was the
cause of there not being a larger catch.
Last lot shipped turned $ cents per pound
net
Capt. Lon Snow has sold his mare
Jupiter" 70 partir, in Boston. for 500
Anger Tapey has purchased four
year, old colt. from out of town. which bids
far 70 make a fast tlulter.
Mis-, Hattie Blodgett. who had been
sick for the past four years, has now quite
recovered her health. Dr. Wheeler Of
Ca>tne. has attended her since early last
fall
Thermometer 10 deg below zero here q,
eight 4. NJ. TO-DAY.
Mrs. Polly Iaplcv, mother Of the
whole neighborhood" ninety years old next
May and who lives quite alone. will pre-
pare dinner and tea for the sewing circle
next Wednesday. She desires all TO come,
a she don't care TO cook for only few
people
BY postal received last week, we
learn that Mr.. c. f. Perkins and family will
pass the Christmas HOLIDAYS at Penobscot
We would all be pleased to see Charles on
this side Of the water, if only for day.
YoLAND
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Annual Meeting of Maine Central Railroad
Company.

AJGl STA, B)tC. ~
There is quite a gathering Of railroad
magnates at the Augusta House. this even
ing, drawn here by the Maine Central Rail
roads annual meeting which occurs to-mor-
row. All the Maine Central directors are
present, with the exception Of Willard
Phillips and Jonas II. French, Other prom
inent railroad men are present. brief
meeting Of the directors has been held and
the bushes. Of the year closed up. No
change will be made in the management Of
the Maine Central. as far a. President Jack
son and General Manager Tucker are CON
cerned. At the meeting tomorrow, three
Of the present directors. viz Stephen J.
Young L. Strickland aud Jonas II. French,
vii probably he removed and be succeeded
BY Samuel {. Lawrence ot Boston. Richard
Alney Of Boston. ana Frank Jones of Ports
mouth, \. H. These new men are directors
Of the Eastern Railroad.
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Bar Hsrbor.
Schooner II. ". Cushman, Farrel, of
Ellsworth, arrived here YESTERDAY, the 18th
inst. laden with lumber foI the Casino and
J. +. Clark.
DR.. l.. $. Chilcott is practicing at Mil
bridge for the week ending Dec. %.
A L. Jordan and VIM Richardson are
second contractors with G. \. Barron in
building the Palmer cottage at Otter Cliffs.
The lumber has lately arrived from ELS
worth. and labor commenced early last
week.
Charlie Corners, son of Frank NJ Con
ners, of Bar Harbor. and Howard robey,
son of b. +. Tobey, formerly of Machias,
are attending the Rockland Commercial Col
lege.
e. b. Rodick will attend the T. NJ c.
Seminary, at Bucksport during the winter
B. Bradley, our photographer, has been
visiting his former home in Cornish. Me, for
a few weeks. Returning one day last week
he brought to his little son. Harry, six
wears old Shetland pony, with such long
shaggy winter coat Of hair that he verv
closely resembles large brown bear
The temperature lowered from 49, on
FRIDAY afternoon Of last week, 10 100 be-
low zero on Saturday evening. Steamer
Lewiston arrived here about ~ NJ Satur-
day. and was unable to continue the trip TO
Milbridge and Machiasport unit! Sunday l..
NJ, on account Of vapor.
George X. Minot. Esq, Of Boston, one
Of Bar lIarhor's Oldest summer residents,
died suddenly, Dec. (, aged - wears.
y. T.. Clarke is contractorin building the
Hunt cottage in the vicinity Of f.. c. Cush-
mans. Tie lumber arrived and labor be
gun quite recently.
Rev. Mr.. Clarke. Of the Methodist
church here. was one Of the party who &C
companicd Gen Grant in his journey around
the world. \ Very interesting lecture was
delivered by him last sabbath evening, on
his travels through the HOLY Land.
Dec. l.. ANEMoNE.
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Loo AL MOTTO e..
H olfday Goods.

&. A. pareher has Just received from New
York and Boston the largest and handsom-
est assortment Of Fancy Goods ever shown
by him, and offers them at as low figures as
any house, consisting Of Toilet Sets, Odor
Stands and Cases, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, Work Boxes, Perfumes of the rich
est kind, Hand Mirrors, Plush and Leather
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes Plush
Goods with raised silk flowers, Willow Work
Baskets, Christmas Cards also great varie-
ty of new goods never shown before Gall
and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
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AZ TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana


BosroN, Dec. is.
The committee of the creditors OF Shaw
RIOS q, the meeting to-day, had a wider
consideration Of the offer Of settlement from
Braeklev Shaw. The proposition Is IN three
farms which viii be presented at a full meet
ING Of the creditors, on the 9th. The com
,nittee will recommend the acceptance Of one
Of the three propositions. leaving the cred
jt5.s 10 determine which. Terms Of the prop
o.llion will be made public in a few da,s.
A few contemplate an immediate settlement.
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THE subscribers hereby gives public notice To all
l. concerned, that they have been duly appointed,
and have taken upon themselves, the trust Of Al
mini-trator~ Of the Estate of Dnanc Brown, late
OF BuCksport in the County of Hancock, deceased.
10y giving bond the law directs they thcrcforrrc
quest all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ccascd'- estate, 70 make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon To- exhibit
the same prepayment.
DANIEL TIL 'R>TD\, ,I,
BENJAMIN W HEWEl -N'i" :
December J. ISIS 3w.N.
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LoxpoN. Dec. Is.

LoNloN, DtC. -
A >ptcia. corps Of police ha- been detailed
10 guard tie Parliament bulidin->, We>tmin-
ster Abbey, Government Offices, National
Gallery, German Embassy. the Mansion
Hr.e. Stock Exchange. AMI Bank Of Eng
land The luggage u passengers Landing
from Atlantic steamer, j. carefully scrut-
n!zed.
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War APPROPRIATIONS.

PARIS. France. Dec. Is.
The Chamber q Deputies, TO-DAY. voted
a supplementary Tonquin credit Of 10000.
600, francs fox the first six months of 1884.
Eight Thousand officers have Offered them
.elyes for service III Tonquu.
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what great number there are; how IN
comfortable it makes them. il is almost i'm
possible FOX those afflicted to enjoy life In
nt pirate practice ! have always found
sulphur ,Bitters to be the best remedy. All
VINO are thus troubled should use il. Mrs.
DIR. CHILD, Boston.
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Five Hundred Dollars Fine for Killing his
Wife,

WouDht a., \. J.. Dec Is.
Is the Gloucester County Court, today.
Rudolph Hem, convicted YESTERDAY of man
slaughter for killing his wife in a quarrel
over game Of croquet, was sentenced, by
Judge Parker, to simple fine Of 500, and
to pay the costs of court.
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An elegant Esqurial Lace Tie. ANY per
son huylng Sl.00 worth of goods at our
store between this date and New Years
will have an opportunity Of guessing the
weight of the Tie. The successful one will
receive it Jan. /, 1884.
F. S. SMITH,
Ellsworth
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Married.

Ellsworth-Dec. II, by Rev. L. b. Macdon-
aid. Mr.. Erastus F. Redman and Miss Julia A.
Jarvis, both OF Ellsworth.
Tremont-Dec. 10, by Rev. j. S. Allen, Mr..
Colin Campbell and Miss Emma ODER, both OF
fremont
Long Island Pl.-Dec 10, by Bartholomew
X. Lunt, Esq, Mr.. Bartholomew X. Lunt, Jr.,
of Long Island Pl., and Miss Lottie L. Davis,
OF Bar Harbor.
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Rescue of Schooner Prescott Hazeltine

NANIINf-. ITtI. =
The cutter Woodbury. Iook tie Schooner
Prescott Hazeltine 10 Belfast TO-DAY, teak
Ing badly, she having been on Harris edge
White Head
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EIlsw Orsh Port.
Thursday, Dec r.
ARRIVED.
~,h Ninneola, smith Boston.
Sch J. VI. kennedy, Whitaker Boston.
Friday, Dec. a.
ARRIVED.
~,h Franconia, Alley. Boston.
sch Nandalia, Alley, Rondout.
Sch f. NJ. Br7inseom. Lord. Boston.
>ch WcstcrloO, Jordan. Rnndout.
>rh igricula, Whitmorr, Boston.
saturday Dec. Il.
ARRIVED.
IN MARY \. Cushman. Patten, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Nellie Grant, Young,
~ch Copy, Milliken, Boston.
-ch ID. :. Lawrence, Maddox, Bar Harbor,
-ch Carcssa Mo-ley, Boston
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The Weather,

MAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. ID a. NJ. }
Indications
For New England. colder fair weather.
northwesterly winds. rising barometer.
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). SMITH,
Ellsworth.

Man wants but little here below" and
bottle Of JADWIE'S TAR SYRUP, i amoug
those '.little wants. if he would protect HIM
sell from the many ill that arise from severe
coughs ana colds. q. \. Parcher. Dec.
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Holmes Brothers, after selling thous-
ands of the 1888 brand of cigars, now have
a new brand called "The Shore Line" which
is one of the best ) cent cigars ever put on
the market Try one.
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III you wish to make your friends good
ohrisimas present, call at JOYS and have
your Photograph taken and framed in one
81 MS latest style Yelrets.
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Ellsworth Branch Of The Singer My. Go.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments. needles,
oil Nc., for this and other makes Of me
chimes, and machines repaired.
j. H. BROwN, Manager
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a. II Won are i'll want of [ nderwear
buy it at the BosToN CLOTHING STORE,
and save money. al
intf
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned, that hc has been duly appointed
and ha~ taken upon himself the trust of Executor
OF the las; viii and Testament 81 t1therinC Hurley
late OF Ellsworth in the County of Hancock, de
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs. he
therefore request, all persons who are indebted
Ia the sail lcccascd'- estate u make immediate
payment, and tho-" who have any immediate de
mands thereon t" exhibit The same fer settlement.
Ellsworth, Dcc 3. lss3. 5wjr.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To- all
concerned that n" ha~ been dull at
trust ~ ENecutriN II the last Will ami Tc>ta
mcnt Of Oliver l.. tandaEc, late of Bluehill, in
the County Of Ilancuch sea captain deceased. iy
giving bond A. the Law directs n" therefore II,
quests all persons who are indebted to the sa IT,
cea-ed'7 cstat",t" make immediate payment and
those who have am immediate demands thereon
{" exhibit the same for settlement
MAR, ELrz,nrrm \ C,>pArr
mark
Dated thi- FIN q December, l,~3. awjo.
Ava Court II Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday u December. \ H.. I--3
pEETIIA J. WIIITMoKE. named ENecutri> in
ID a certain instrument purp"rtng :" De The last
will and testament II Joseph II W hitmor, late OF
Buck-p"rt, in saii county drccA-cd having pre-.
-tntca the same for probate.
ORDERED, That sail EN"curriN give No.
ticc 10 all pcr,on- Interested by causing copy Of
this Order e. be published three week. successive.
Is IN III" Ellsworth American printed
~ published in Ellsworth tha, ,..y may appear at
a Court OF Probate for said County, To- be held At
Buckspnrt In said county on the third " Wednesday
Of January neat at ten OF the clock ia the fpr,..
noon. ami shcw cause, II any they have, why th,
-ald instrument should not be proved, approved.
and allowed a. the last will and testament OF said
deceased
~ ~ PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest -CHt~. l.. pnRR, Register.
true Copy, Attest tHA>. +. pnRE, Register.
r. n hNlNf-'
fitNCoCK, - Court OF Probate, Ellsworth,
December Term, \ r., l,-,'.
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Died..

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate of ten cents a line.
Long Island Pl.-Nov. 26, Mrs. Dorcas, wild
ow Of the late Israel Lunt, aged 90 years, 2
months and % DAYS,
West Gpuldsboro-Dec 8, Mr.. Nahum Jones,
in the S1th year Of his age.
Swans Island-Dec. 7, Mrs Olive TORY
aged 90 wears
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Dedham.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Aug. f..
Aiken. at the village. was entirely destroyed
by fire early Monday morning, Nov. 10.
Mr.. Aiken has the sympathy of the commu-
nifty and this sympathy will doubtless express
itself in material aid for a new house.
MIR. d. W. Leonard of Clifton, is teach
ing the school in Dist. No I, and meets
with good success.
A. ID. Rich, Esq, of Eddington, has
leased the mill of I. y. Egery & Co., for the
winter.
Our people are anticipating comfortable
rides to Bangor and Ellsworth the coming
winter on the Shore Line alias mt. Desert
Branch of the Maine Central
MIR. Fred A. Frye is now introducing
Warren's Relief Liniment TO the good peo-
pie of Aroostook County. He speaks of this
Young and thriving part of the State in high
terms.
Penob.oot.
AT stated meeting Of the Rising Star
Lodge of F. < A. NJ, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing Masonic year ::
F. NJ. Clements, w. NJ. Robert S. Leach,
S. W. w. C. Littlefield, J. W.; Homer
Hutchins, S. d.; Samuel Leach, J. ID. !;
Calvin Leach, Treas. l. P. Grindle, Sec.
Dec. Is.
In your last issue it was stated that
Miss Emma Babson, Of Brooksville, teacher
of school in district No. II. had suspended
her school on account Of illness. 1t should
have read Miss Emma Tapley. As the said
Miss Babson is in Washington, d. G., she
may not be much affected by report of her
illness. Miss Tapley is giving excellent sat
isfaction in the district referred to, and she
has the best wishes of her friends for her
speedy recovery.
| The Rev. Mr.. Woodbury. of castine,
preached in the baptist church at the -Cove"
the 9Th inst
The baptist society is without pastor
| A very good field is open here for o talent
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suit DEPARTMENT.,

which i rcpIctr with nobby
styles and Low Prices.
In SUITS we would call your
especial attention to a line in
three different color> at Sl4.OO
which never sold before tol
less than $500. These wcr
selected from a bankrupt Sty'
and are the best trade rvcrl-
fered-Do"t Jail 10 co1f't"
go than II you rant 4 -
There are othc,'radcs
equally as good whicFe can
not stop TO cnumcrW
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Dom estic POrss.

1Ome.tic POrss.
BouTHBAY-Sld. Dee. II, sch. Frank Pierre
Grant, Ellsworth for Portland.
PoRTLAND-Ar. Dec. II, sch. T.. NJ. Branscom
Lord for Ellsworth.
Ar. Dec. IA, Schs. Emily, Casper, for SurTy
Vim. ii. Archer, Belatty, for New York.
PoRTsMOUTH-ln lower Harbor, Dec. II, sch
Frank Maria, Woodward, Ellsworth for Rondout
BosToN-Ar. Dec. 10. Sch Red Rover. Pomroy
Ellsworth.
worth.
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar. Dec. IL. Schs. Catherine
Dodge; Marcelus, Alley, Ellsworth for Rondout
NEW YoRk-Ar. Dee. II, Sch. Jed Frye, Lang
ley, from Somerset
PERTH AMBoY-Sd. Dec. :, sch. Senator, Che
ney, Providence via HQboken.
Martinique.
CHARLEsToN-Ar. Dec. 8. sch. Nellie Wood
bury, Hodgkins, Calais.
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If YOU are in want Of a Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake. or any kind of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas
ing elsewhere Orders by mail promptly
attended TO-
J. II. BRowN, Agent.
l1tf Ellsworth. Me.