Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-27

Eastbrook.
The school in district No. has COM
menced, Mr.. Charles Dwelley Of Frank lin,
teacher.
Miss Lizzie Bunker is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mn. Andrew Lowrie have been
deeply afflicted BY the death Of their little
son Arthur, remarkably bright and in
teresting child three years old. They have
the sympathy Of the entire community in their
bereavement.
March q. II. NJ.
AT our annual town meeting, the Path
the following officers for the coming year,
were chosen:
Constable-A. =. Bunker.
Clerk-L w. Bunker.
Selectmen and Assessors-L. w. Bunker,
A. W. Googins, Geo. NJ. Crimmin.
Supervisor-J. ID. Perkins.
Collector Scammon.
Treasurer. ID. Perkins.
Constables-Ed A. Jellison. II. e. Smith.
Mar. rs.
RarAsport Centre.
Two gentlemen from Hancock stopped
here last night in search Of two fugitlves
from that place. a man and woman about
twenty five Years Of age. aad unmar-
red. had borrowed team under pre-
tense Of going a few miles. Not returning
at the time agreed upon. suspicion was ex
cited. and the two gentlemen above men
toned started on their track. AT Ellsworth
it was found that they had snapped their
horse. receiving twenty onc dollars boot.
49,. ka,, 30 R,tg htf
the direction taken from there could not be
learned until this morning. when it was dis
covered they had passed through this place
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
They are still pursued. but with what sue
cess We have not learned this evening.
Mar. "a. J. X. 4.
Deer isi..
Il, is reported that Capt William Has
kell. has purchased place al Sandy Point,
and will soon move lis family there.
Several Of our Young men have the
western fever. and are talking Of soon start
ing for the '.piains."
AT school meetings IN this village, John
= Eaton was elected Agent for district No.
8 and A. O. Gross for district No. 8.
The fishing sch. Robert Byron. Capt.
Thomas Cole of this place. has been cut out.
through the ice and sailed on Friday last.
for summers cruise, in search Of mackerel.
Mrs Irene Haskell is preparing a room
for store at her house. on the North Deer
I,le road. and will soon remove her goods
from the store of e. W. Haskell. which
she has occupied for the past year and a
half
Ca TueSda, Of last week. We received
the sad news By telegraph Of fatal acci-
dent 10 one Of our Young men. AlstIn
Brown II. had been gone from home but
a week. and met the accident while attend
ing 10 dut, on board the new fishing schoon-
rr Edith Rove. which was lying IN tue har
Dor of Gloucester; falling from the top
mast TO the rail Of the vessel. killing him al
most instantly. The remains we're brought
nome, and funeral services attended Thurs
day. by Rev. Mr.. Gates.
We notice that some Of our clastIng
vessel. are being "eStricated from the ice.
and ship stores are being put up for the use
of the crew. We hear Of charters beng
made for The carving If stone from Sullivan
To New York. LOT
March ~.
-Wcirs ana cold, are all the rage here.
1T i stated that the ICE in Eggemoggin
Reach Al the Ferry j. ten inches thick but
II L kcens On this weather il won't last
long.
The revenue cutter Woodbury. started
last Monday March L.. 20 come up the
Reach, but 20, stuck and had to get out o.
H. Tuesday she tried j, again but did net
accomplish ANYTHING The Woodbury. j.
powerful boa, but she cannot &c, through
Eggemoggin Reach YET oil the SAINT,
March ~ r.