Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-25

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\, ,n4 ,a A,ni., gave p, p.A-r ,a our
tlr-' ,i4l ~ ,rI,lrc ~ Crime l-lIn. a4I i4c
weather BEN. u>urN "a, IT.: topic 1T ,uu-
,.r,Attnn We mast r~narA. ~ Id "A hl4
been made % order the present SEASON. i,
,p-d har..N hay. hc,n better W. did
hASt Aulc Arctic save III, ft,t wv thr
u1.tA. b4: there haze b,cu bu, i.a storms.
AMI AZ. - SHORT Md n,t vcrN severe, al..r
'ac >.r.sh.us J, exceptionally good. NAl
could be morr delightful. Than ihr Rra' her
.A>i Thursday and EuIA, especially Thurs
dlN MORNING just after the storm Q4.'c
nimhrr ~ people Srnt trlm hrr, tn
breru l.InIia. On ride that TN iS.lth
Last pn4.rl uNrr. somebody ,liiN iul thr
rIr through th. wood, WA- perfect d.-
light. he ar clear aud brlrlus. iAe ever
green trees btuiHg with their .uals NJ
,noW, th, bHchr> ana alder, covered NTH
frosty diamond, sll.tenlng ln ihr murniu.
sun. all seemed Ike fllrl Hand. MI .u,hln.
>.auu.-sr. SiiA her most ,lprr.lil,r nll-r-
iNc- could 10 justice ~ Ihr scene we
could ouil eNoiA.n. beautiful Beautiful"
Ever, hr Ani PIN. ann h.m.usA
" ORE rtiniu' too AZ tor Au ,.arI.
And The I4ppr-,i NIX On H. rlu-trre
Wa riis'i ineh-l,rp Y q r.Irl-"
WIKI all the fine weather ana Travelling.
however. We posr rI9Till> are newer satisfied
,or most oi d, are ,igh.ng FOR rain. IIerr
~, never ~utn general scarcity of water
"a the winter astA.u fnc memoir, Uf tAr
present generation. Nearly all the Veil,
ali c,,teIns ln TIN, vicinity ar, lr,. aul Ii
seems =, II even tile springs must fsi. uu-
les there j. some ram soon. We hope for
tie best, however.
Our nel-hbors 4, North West II arbor
gave an entertainment tins week to a large
number Of invited guests from an DART, u
tie town. Old aud Young were invited. and
music and refreshments mere furnished. ana
the guests leans taken in charge b, the ei,-
lrrtaIners. AL free Df cost h. frsl hi the
evening va, devoted to the older guests.
and old fashioned plays and dance, we're IN
order. Noticeable among the PLAYERS VA,
I gallant widuHer from DccanVIiit, who ap-
Y peaIed to enjoy It much. PerhAp, hc had
/ been reading Acts l6-li < IL verses. ana
a>plred 70 be numbered with the Apostles
/ Later IN the evening the Young foiks
/ trapped the light fantastic toe" and ever,
( bod, voted 1t first cas, time. Handsome
/ IL lone. neishbors' Green's Landing gave
/ a similar entertainment on a smaller scale.
| some time ago. Such reunions are VERY
/ pleasant, and promote good feeling between
/ the different sections Of the town.
| Capt. Stephen Thurston. Of this place,
| celebrated ms 18th birthday. Friday even
Z ing. Jan. 10. Quite famil, party gathered
at his residence. ranging from his venerable
I mother, aged 81. To his infant grandchildren.
/ The occasion was very pleasant one.
| There are several cases of illness here.
among them Mr.. Lorenzo - ackwood,
son Of our minister, and Mr. VIM. Babbidge
who has been quite sick, but is now conyal-
eseent.
! We learn that our esteemed Oceanyille
neighbor, Vim. 7. Wood, whose health was
/ IN rather precarlous condition last fall. has
! lately returned from a short Atlantic voyage,
which was prescribed By his physician, look
I ing much improved in health and spirits.
! No doubt ocean travel at this season NAV
\ he uncomfortable and somewhat expensive,
! but "tnere's no great loss without some
small gain
| Mr.. Abel Hosmer, one Of our enterpriz-
! ing Deer Isle boys, is visiting his friends
here after an absence Of nearly five wears
| lie resides at Oakland, Cal, wnere he is en-
/! gagged quite extensively in the stone bust
ness. He brought home bust OF his twin
/ brother carved IN granite by his own hand
| which is said to be a striking likeness.
The concert at s. w. Harbor. Friday
evening was said to be success. There is
| no lack of entertainments this winter
though there are few of literary character.
| We hope to add few volumes 10 our IL
brary soon, as the annual taxes begin TO
come in.
But short letters, like short credits, may
! make long frlendships so good bye Till YOU