Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-23

Deer Isi..
A rally IL the Cleveland & Hendricks
club at Iis>kell's Hall. on Saturday even
ing, was quite well attended. Speeches by
local talent. Seth Webb is presiden; OF
the club, and A J. Beck is secretary.
Charles Weymouth and son George,
leave town TO-DAY with all their worldly
goods. bound for Portland. where there Is
quite Deer Isle colony.
Schooner Black Warrior, Bsbbage, ar
rived from Boston. Monday, with freight
of goods for our merchants. also schooner
GOOD Intent" with lumber for the rink
which has been put in good shape for the
winter campaign. II will reopen abou,
Nov. s.
Miss Carrie Haskell and Youngest sis
ter Of Lynn. Mass. arrived by steamer
Frances, lhursday, TO tee their sister Hattie.
~so is yett SICK.
Herbert Judkins has re-opened his hair
dresslns and shaving rooms, in W. II. Spot
ford, store. % that We now have two bar
bers.
Oar fishermen after fair summer.
work are getting home again. They report
mAckere! IS having been quite plenty. but
prices low.
james Jordan LIST officer Wlllam Pick
erirg ~ officer. and Clarence Holden ste~
ard, left here Monday to join their vesse.
the Susan y. Pickering in Boston.
lot. OF our citizen. have attended the
Fair" Last week We noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Haskell. postm aster Gross and others
who went on steamer Morrison. Monday
week To-ds, Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Gross.
). h. Haskell and others will make the
trip.
Oc,. 20. 10. L.
Es.tbr,.A.
There i, some talk Of having the
dancing schoo. continued for * niga's
more.
A quiet wedding took place here We'd
ne,day evening. NJ. F. /. JOY Of Ellsworth
AMI Miss Minnie VI. French, granddaus hier
Of Capt. VIM. French Of TIL. town.
Mrs, Eliza BIaisdeil Of Franklin has
been visiting relatives in this p ace.
Great excitement prevailed in town last
Tuesday night. K4sslc. son Of A. 7. Bunk
er, youth about IL wears old, was missing
He was seen last hy his mother, Al noon.
going 70 the stable TO feed the horse. and
she supposed he went TO the mill, as he ex-
pected 70 do. AT three O'Clock il was found
that he had not been there and had not been
seen by any one that afternoon. The gen
eral opinion va. that he had gone 10 tn.
mill and in attempting to cross on some log.
had fallen in and was drowned. Search was
made round the mil also round and IN the
stable and house and IN other directions till
II O'Clock As he was boy of yer, steady
habits and was never known 20 .eave home
without informing his parent, where he vas
gong. his disappearance Vas more my,teri-
Gus. In the morning about eight o'clock he
was found living in hollow near large
rock 4 short distance from the stable unable
TO move or speak but not sensel.ss. /.
seems he had TAX IN a short cat through the
bushes and IN lerbrush back of the stable
toward the mill and fell suddenly forward.
He was perfectly conscious all the time.
heard hi mother calling him when first
missed, saS the lights and heard the voices
Of the men as they passed near him in the
night and early in the morning his father
was within a few feet OF him. We under
stand he is dangerously i'll and has no use
Of his left arm and leg. Iii. recovery Is
doubtful
Oc;. is. III. VI.