Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13
State News.

- -.-pound trout "a, taken ifnm So
brc l.AAt last werA
-laum., Cnais.cA of S,atu P4r.,. ntl
Dn,h .cgN broken ~ rolling log IN Thurs
GAY
Re, G. ~ Gould u Glrand al> a.
pep'ed BIZ cal. 10 Lisbon.
Mrs. Oscar f.. Blame, 81 ktt,ry. un
Alfred ll.ll ha. daughter.
GOTTA 4. Palmer Of Pat,en, WHO wA> -
Years old. ], dead, ha,.n been Kicked b, 4
horse.
-Four hundred Cot,aold mixed sheep
have been wintereI On Ira u. Siursi,, farm
At Na~>alboro
~ Young man named Bibbcr white
shooting sea fowl off llarp,wrli. la,r wecN.
b premature discharge " M, sur. >hot
away part Of his JAN.
The Free Baptist Church y ll,poa ia,
voted TO admit members Of other cuurchr,
who have been baptized BY .prinklins
Custer Post &. A. r., OF Lew ,>,on, hl-
photograph of the General. which is to be-
copied IN oil. The widow sent plra,an,
note with this portrait
"A broken ran completely wrecked tie
saloon car on The noon freight from Bt4u>-
wick 70 Lewiston On "Wednesday. between
brunswick and Lisbon Fails The r,t VA
burned.
II preventative MliIken nl> recon-
mrnltd to the secretary ot The navy. Nj
Charles II. Brann Of Augusta. far thu naval
academy.
The Banypr ronm,rcidi saws il i {.
timared that the amount of logs which viii
come through the Penobscoi boom thi,
year wil not be upwards of from nIaety 10
one hundred million feet. This i, Tiff,
million feet less than last year. and IN some
former Years the amount has reacuel. tao
hundred and fifty million feet.
The Machia, Park Association naN-
voted 70 hold their annual Cattle Show aud
Fair on "Wednesday and hur>day Sept ~
and p.
The ice left the river Al Eas, Machia>,
on SATURDAY. 23l ult., ana navigation !,
open 70 the upper whar,e>. There are very
few ii any, aviyab!e rivers. tina, open earll-
er in the season than this.
Hon. W W. Thomas, Jr, ha, been
elected member of the Swedish Geo
graphical Society This is an honor rarely
conferred upon foreigner by the Swedes,
and tends to show thu estimation in which
the American minister is held in Sweden.
Mr. Thomas name was presented to the
Society by Prof Nordenskiod, the great
Arctic explorer.
-Henerv A. Kennedy, one of the most
prominent citizens of Waldoboro, died al his
home in that place, SUNDAY morning lie
was born in Waldoboro. Nov. 8. 1884, and
was graduated from Colby University. then
WatervIlle College, in 1850: he was ap-
pointed special deputy Collector of Customs
at this port in 1858, aud was regarded by
the Treasury Department as one of the most
efficient ofscers in the service, holding this
position until the resignation of Gen. James
A. Hall, Collector, in 1881. when he was
appointed by President Garfield Collector
Of the port Of Waldohoro He was unirer-
sally respected and highly esteemed for his
integrity
Mr.. Aurin J.. Dresser, OF the firm of
Dresser, Mcclellan 4 Co., publishers. Port
land, died in Boston, Sunday. He was at
tackled With catarrhal fever in that city,
some three weeks ego, snd died from its
effects Mr. ID. was native Of Harpswell.
but spent bis youth in Brunswick. He re-
moved to Lewiston, where he engaged in
business with 7. VI. Varney. ESQ.,. under the
firm Of Dresser 4 Varney: About 1867 he re-
moved to Portland, and engaged in husi=
ness as a member OF the firm of sanbofn &
Dresser. and later as Dresser, Mcclellan &
Co. He was 40 years Of age. Mr.. Dresser
was an active business man, who leaves
many friends. His funeral occurred in
Portland. Tuesday.