Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13
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Private ,hea,r.es., az Clp'. I,st, J,ns,'.
last MONDAY evening. Which we're pleasing
- the old aa! ynan. NAl a-r, present.
-laeSiay. born tl Caf,- h-gu,'u,
DaTt1. son.
For fr~ wees, fI,, Nj JOAN Steven.
ana l..e Iar.ey have done quite hu,ine,,
ID tall Citing good, abb passenger. tn ant
al Ca,liue.
Capt, W-n. D4,.,. uai aa, YEAH lux
iar some time. a4~ wholly w.; bill ryr-si, ;,.
iae entertainment gwen X the Hal.
lA,, >4'lrla, night, uH!tr the a4>f.c,> ~
the Sewing Circle. va> lat be,, FIR TIE sea
son M.-> L4cy and Ms Lille Glp.eA
had Tie dining ball arranged JOB u manner
VIC have never before seen 10 tins place.
The tables presented a Inc appearance.
The music. we.! selected prog ANNE. Was
Vel rendered D., -lHe Tapiey brothers aud
sisters. Aftrr iae performance. the stage
va. cnNtTe. With useful ami ornamental ar
'!-.e- !ul sale by the Young ladies' ~ the
parish HE dranil entitled lhr Champion
81 her Sea-" III which Nj. @. '. NIL, wa>
the leading LADY. supported b, the Mi>>c-
Lille iau.ey. Laura Jones' Lizzie Iaple,
Clara Douglass, Hattie Faruham. Nellie
HAYES and Nj. o. L. IAp.e,. Wa wei!
brought out IN every part Chinese Gordon
and hi> ARMY. dill >D.,ugid!y until the orIe,
Ma gwen - charge Mr. Mills deserve,
great praise ior the interest She has taken
~ all the entertainments Of the winter; and.
We. Noun. ladies Of .-tte dub. owe her much
gratitude. Although suffering from ini4r!e,
received b, being thrown from her sleigh.
Mr.. Mis- has mrt with Is II cSery meeting
IN tAe past month. The World would MT
move over here II Nancy should step of
The PAnt0mine. .Pocahonias SavIn. JOHN
Smith va, vel done. Miss Hattie Farnham
a PoclhOh'a>. did n0b.N. John va found
by some Young lniians, al full length under
a hOrs.-ch-stuut tree reading the "Pori!and
Argus. hey bring him INTO camp. and
before their chief. Kuel. John pulls out a
watch which he shows To the Indians. tell
In, them how ii Is governed by a load-st
all Of which they understand. John write,
letter to his mother. down river. which
they do not understand. 80 they bind John.
throw him TO the ground. and are about to
cut MS head of. when, M rushe. little Poca-
hOntas. dressed IN red paint. red stockings.
and red pettlcoat, which she has good deal
out grown. She rushes for John and ar
rives just IN time 70 save him from having his
head cut of with biz club. John feels CRATE
full toward her. and would have embraced
her, had his arm not been bound, and had
there not been dozen or so Of Young braves
standing by, one Of which looked particular
ly mad at John. Now We wish to say. if.
We are ever again asked to act the part John
Smith, we will do so on condition that our
arms be not shackled.
Tuesday morning, the wind fresh at W
). W, Capt. George started his saw mill.
which is driven by wind, and was doing a
good business saving wood. when in a short
time the boys commenced rushing down
from 1.-THE corner they kept on rushing
unit! they all arrived Tor IS Of them. it
looked lonesome up at "the corner" filing
the door yard chock full, each boy as he ar
rived wanting to hold stick 10 the saw
.'iust To see how she would cat" Capt.
Geo. good SOUL saw it was no Use to try to
saw. '.choked her up, took in sail, telling
the BOYS he was obliged to "shut down. on
account Of sickness IN the family. As the
last boy was leaving the ward, the Capt.
asked Us in TO look al some painting he was
doing in the kitchen. We saw ii and had
he not told Us. We would never have known.
which Of the three he had been al work on.
the kitchen, his mother, or the cat
Mar. 9. ioLAND.