Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-18
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Der TO snip from theI miii u Oism"" t"'s
fall.
Miss Maud Murchie, daughter Of Mayor
Of Calais, met with painful scci-
dent recently While sitting in q swlng |
with q companion, one Of the ropes broke, |
and she fell to the ground with force. tract |
uring the bones OF an ankle in two places.
Mrs. Mary Spear. Of Scarboro. who |
used to live in Saco, is now in her 91tn
wear, and is much smarter than the MAORI
" Of women who are Younger by thirty
years. She was born on the 23d Of the
month, married on the 2;3d, and the first OF
her children, Of which she has ten, was born
on the 23d. This summer she picked 100
quarts Of blueberries, and did all of her
homework besides.
Suit has been brought by Attorney
General Henry b. Cleaves against the
Western Union Telegraph Company to re-
quire the payment Of the State taxes
assessed BY the Governor and Council
against the corporation. The writ is return
able at the November term Of the Superior
Court of Cumberland county.
Mr. James Schwartz. prominent bus
mess man Of Wadoboro. died in that town
Sept. 10 He was born in Waldoboro. Jan
uary. 1911. and FOR 46 years has been en-
gagged in business in iha, place. lie had
served on the board of selectmen and had
also been treasurer and collector Of the
town He leaves a widow, one son and two
daughters.
Mr.. John Shaw. of Machias, while at
work on his dyke marsh. recently, saw eight
ducks alight in the water near by. Having
his gun with him he fired and shot four of
them at one shot rs they rose he shot two
more on the Wing at one shot; after~srds
he shot the other two on the wing at two
shots, making a score Of eight ducks at four
shots.
A few DAYS ago Miss Marcia Johnson
of Buxton went with Others across the river
in a boat TO attend circle, having arranged
with a nrishbur To take her horse TO the
han. of the river aud leave 1t for her. When
they went for the horse in the evening. the
bo,!, oil the wagon was found tipped over
the bank and the horse hitchei to tree by
d small cord and enoked 10 death.
MIR ". ". Rowell Of the Portland
Idcertiser. and Miss Florence VI. Johnson.
daughter of Simon Johnson. Esq, of Hal
lowell. were married in the Baptist church.
ii,llnueil, Thursday evening. by Kew. Mr..
New comb The floral decorations were very
handsome After tie ceremony there was a
delightful reception at the brides fathers
anu the happ, couple arrived IN Portland
the same evening.
Thursday afternoon John Pat,en. an in
mate of the Insane Hospital placed his neck
Upon the track il FarmIngdale in front oil
the afternoon express down and his head
va, severed from his body. Patten escaped
from the hospital Wednesday morning and
wandered abpu, until killed. He belonged
ii iIermna and was - Years old. An IN
quest was deemed unnecessary.
Two weeks ago an old man named
4 S-anlry Whtcomb, left his home on the
Moscow poor farm. To visit his son-in-law
on a cross road. saws the Somerset Reporter
II. took a short cut and the authorities
hearing nothing Of HIM supposed lie was a
home Suudl, word was given out that he
va, missing and loo persons started FROM
bingham To search for him His bod, va,
SOM found where he had fallen during The
heavy shower which occurred the day b,
t.i home Being IN treble health he prob
ah., became henumhcl and died.
4 letter from Franklin Simmons, III,
sculptor dated Rome. Italy. Aug. %, state
thrt The original model Of his statue OF Roy
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blr ,'atIe III tl- Capitol at Washington
The Governor and '"HneI. were IN ses
son az dAN' "edhvNuAN' a''enu'ng 10 mos
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captain. and for twelve DAYS And niyhr. N,
first mate. who was the captain, Son an,
the second mate worked thu brio ca
tain Murphy was for MANY wear, en,,ys,
IN the Greenland trade and wa. c.Dtain a
the harque Alumna which was lost on m,
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returned from Ros,on on IL - NH;
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movements and suspected he bad rakrn M.
steamer for Boston. he telegrauhel VI IN,
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