Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-08-16

| York the 10Th from fara.
Sch. Ariel, Conley, from Deer Isle for
New York. was at Boothbay the 9th. leaky.
The Custom house is to have a French
roof This will add greatly to its appear
ance.
Sch. Juliet was in Hampton Roads for
harbor Aug. IL. bound to Bath with ship
timber.
The Ellsworth High School and schools
in district No. will commence on Monday,
Sept. 10.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
Schools made an excursion down the Ba,
Tuesday.
sitting her brother. Mr.. Albert f. Jellson
in this city.
Mis-. Bessie NJ Pond, of Bucksport.
has been engaged As assistant in the Ellis
worth High School.
The fishing schooner Walter VI. Young.
the frs, arrival from the Banks, brought in
LOO quintals OF hsh.
Mr.. +. J. Perry of the Pension depart
ment at Washington, arrived home last week
on visit to his mother and sister.
Miss Octavia J.. Jordan, of Cambridge,
daughter of Mrs. Emeine Tinker. is visit
ing Mrs. Abbie Perkins in this city.
Capt. John A. Lord has bought an
eighth interest in schooner Annie S. Murch
belonging 10 the J. X. Jordan estate.
DIR. f. +. Sanger, of Bangor, passed
through Ellsworth, Tuesday, on his way
home from sullivan and Bar Harbor.
Schooner Edith Coombs. Capt. Thomp-
son, arrived at Lamoine from the Grand
Banks, Monday, with full fare of fish.
-Thos. f. Dodge keeper of Avery's
Rock Light. has been ordered to Burnt Coat
Harbor Light. in place OF VIM. Wasgatt.
The Wig says the body found in the
river near Buckspor, Center recently was
not Jonas Ware, as Ware is alive and
well at Lee.
Bark Mary C. Hale sailed from New
York tie llih loaded with corn for Pro-
gresso. Yucatan, and will bring back car
g of hemp.
Mrs. Mary Williams, daughter Of John
VI. Hale. Esq, is visiting her relatives and
friends. in this city. Mrs. Williams resides
IN Lowell Mass.
Sch Caressa tina, was sold at auction
here lately and bid of by Capt. Joseph
Higgins. is undergoing extensive repairs, by
Master Charles Allen.
The Clark Memorial Church at Bar
Harbor was formally dedicated Sunda,
morning. Rev. James McCosh, y. D.. Of
Princeton College, othciated.
Sch. Florence Randall. Randall, at
Philadelphia from Boston, reports, Sd inst,
seaman named Chas. Wood, Of Green's
Landing. was lost overheard.
Bar Harbor and Southwest Harbor are
crowded as never before. The feeding Of
such mutitudes gives n market to the prod
ucts Of the surrounding towns.
Professor l.. f. Warren Of Colby Uni
yersitv. accompanied by his wife, have been
visiting Mrs A. F. Drinkwaier in this city
They leave today for Hancock Point.
The meeting Of the creditors Of F. Shaw
& Bros has been called foI "Wednesday Of
this week a, 80 p. m. at the rooms Of New
Engl Shoe X Leather Association, Bos-
ton.
MIR Amasa Sargent. Of Boston, is
spending a few DAYS on Mt. Desert Island.
combining business and pleasure Mr.. Sar-
gent was engaged in business in this city
for several Years.
Henry r Higgins, Esq, Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. son Of Capt. \, II. Higgins Of Blue
hill, is at his fathers on a visit. Mr..
Higgins studied law in the office of Hale
Emery. in this city.
-Rey. ID. II. Trihou. Chaplain in the [.
5. NAVY, has arrived here on . visit TO his
father-in-law, Mayor James +. Davis. Mr..
liippu ltaH itNtilAii iNNNAASN '''H' -"
to the West Indies on the I. 5. ). Powhat-
tan.
Schooner William 4. Pew, Capt. Charles
Mason. arrived at Gloucester last week from
a mackerel trip, with 81 barrels. taken off
Mt Desert Rock stocking $500. the crew
sharing Sl02.ll. Time absent, three weeks
and five days.
The District Lodge |. O. of 6. 7. will
meet on Tuesday Aug. 81, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ with Home Temple Lodge, at B!unt's
Pond in Lamoine, for a public session and
picnic All interested in the cause of tenn
perance are invited to join in the picnic.
The First Maine Heavy Artillery re-
union and the celebration of their DIST ami
versasy will be held at Bangor. the birth
place of the Regiment, on Tuesday. Aug. 2l.
Arrangements for free return tickets have
been made. Accommodations within the
means of all will be arranged. Announce
ment Of programme hereafter. Let every
surviving member be present if possible.
II. II. SHAW. President.
lst Heavy Artillery Association.
DR. Frank IL. Brimmer of Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived here on Friday last for
visit to his relatives and many friends in this
county. DR.. Brimmer formerly studied
dentistry in this city and after his gradua
ton at the Philadelphia Dental College,
practiced his profession for while in Cas-
tine where he made many warm friends. He
is now a successful dentist in Minneapolis
1 His visit to Ellsworth is most welcome to
| his friends.
We received pleasant call, Saturday,
/ from Prof &. H. Fernad of the State Col
| lege at Orono. He was returning from a