Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-13
City and County.

man.
Mrs. Ella Nyman OF Goul,lsboro. Is stop
ping here for a few weeks with her cousin
Mrs. A. NJ. Small
+. Z. Reed. Esq. of Arlington, Mass. ar
rived Monday on a short business trip here
Mr.. Reed l. large lumber dealer in Abiding
ton.
Friday the Dallas took the schooner Wyel
g. Sargent. OF Sedgwick. out OF the Ice at Rock
port and towed her outside the harbor, so 81.
could proceed to sea.
The train which left Bangor for Ellsworth
saturday morning did not arrive here till sun.
da, night. 1t started back Monday noon with
two engines and crew Of men with shoves
senator and Mr.. Hale. with Mn Craig
Wad>worth. of Washington. a. their guest
arrived here Thursday Of last week in special
car. They will return to Washington this
week
The Masquerade Ball in aid Of the High
school Building fund will be held in Hancock
Hall. Thursday evening. Mar. -. Andrews
Orchestra has been engaged No pains will be
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See posters.
The second lecture in the Methodist Course
will be delivered In the Methodist church.
Thursday evening. March 10, by Chaplain IL.
II. Clark. L. :. y subject. Pompeii. Tickets
for the balance Of the course r. cents. Single
admission - cents.
r. r. >uminsby has moved hi- stock Of
-ood- from the old stand 10 the store lately oc-
cupicd 10y J. T. Crippen. which Ia. been rem
waited and mad. decidedly more attractive.
Mr.. >umin,by will b. glsd 10 see his old Gus
TONERS At hi new stand
There will be large part, % from here
10 Bangor. FRIDAY. 10 >"c Margaret Mather A,
Leah the Forsaken. \ special ear ha- been
engaged to take thu party over and return
Tickets and reserved -rat- are on ale AT
R"hin-on'> iewclr, >t"r,.
ON tn, iir.i PAGE, TIN, week. Ne publish =
poem from the pen Of Dr. \. :. Condor. for
many YEAR physician OF note in Utah. Dr
,"ndon j. naii,, - orland nnd IN former
Wears wa> 4 well known and successful teacher
in various rart> ~ ihi- county.
Mr.. Charlotte paw~ ~ Long Island
Plantation. notice - WHOSE death j. given
Elsewhere. wa> found dead in her h'-l rhe
morning II the arh ulf.. having retired
apparently . We'll a usual The night before
/, j. supposed that her death VIZ, du' Ia heart
disease.
rcnoh-coJ correspondent Of the Belfast
J.rrHal. ,,iimai'- that the annual con
81. ..
S.a,.,: Whit, tie. rn~t ~ supporting eighty
dnc, !, >l0in. Total. -ian Th' total
TAXATION j. s3.Gai. or 80 - than " hai i.
paid 'ar l"-, and tobacco.
Tn. II. : Il. \. extend their thank, {" IN,
member, ~ ID, r. II. :. for \ donation ~
Iha nj urnc,,-l, NJ the entertainment given
a>, FRIDAY evening. Tn, amount viii at once
Dee irIo,itc.i To- IN, credit - thu dissertation in
the Hano,.gh saving Bank
We ha,. receile IA handsome FORT, -eish,
Page pamphlet from the Rradlr, Fertilizer
company. containing a full discussion on conn
morciai fertilizer and man, Interesting r.
port, from some # our h.>i farmers. We
sd, - every one Interested III farming u Oh
tain one n iht>, pamphlets, a. Il " III " found
Interesting a, well 4 instructive
Tn. h"u>.. .I carriagc hnu>, ana stable
belonging 10 and occupied b, David Bon-e,.
81 Ellsworth FALL. were DESTROYED by firc earl,
Thursday morning. Fire wa, discovered on
tie premises Tho =, ching b+for, which. il WAS
supposed. had been entirely cNiingui.hcl but
If broA. Dat again with the result a. abo,"
,,ai.d. The ln-- j. stated at s3en: insurance
$1,000 on building. and furniture.
Thc Traveller, ln-urance 90. - Hartford.
onn. 4 performing graceful missionary
"nicrpri,, in IN. interest OF art. well
contributing a noble subscription 10 the great
Bartholdi statue Fund. by distributing
splendid picture of;hai masterpiece Of sculpture
70 al the newspapers in the land. copy i
now in our offce. ami j. certainly worthy
pre-. nta'i"n Of a magnificent subject.
\ -1n OF Mr.. stephen Merchant. II Ham
COCK. aged about IA YEAR., whil, attempting 10
remove IA, filling from all .cNpl"-ier." used in
fi-in. r,nd-rock. lat week. MONDAY. >urreeicd
n exploding ihr cap iniuring hi l.ft hand 70
such IN extent To rrquir. the amputation ~
tn thumb and for finger Al the fir>t joint.
and Of thu second at the hand. The smputa-
tn. ci>e doing well.
-T hr entertainment given Al the High
school room lat Frida, evening. was in every
Respect q success. The gross proceeds being
ihirty-one dollar, and ffiy-,iN cent?. The
mana.cr> extend their thank 10 Mr.. pin--
more who by furnishing the music added
VERY much 10 the pleasure ~ the occasion. and
especially 10 Mi, Hattie BagIey. who. with
Out compensation. presided at the piano very
arcrptably to the company. Also 10 Ncssrs
Hal, 4 %. who gave the service Of = team and
driver Tor trucking.
rhr Commercial >ays The New Eng
land \ Acadia Steamship Company has been
formed in this city. FOR the purpose Of estas-
fishing 4 line of steamers between the sullivan
terminus Of the Maine Central railroad snd
Annapolis. Noya Scotia. touching nj some in
iermediafc points in Maine. and making close
connection for Halifax. making the time six
hour ls--. than the all-rail route from Bangor
to Halifax ia 81 John. From Montreal and
the Northwest ,ia the international railway.
now building ia Moo>ehead Lake and Bangor.
Halifax i made twenty hour nearer than hs
the present route. Via the Intercolonial railway
81 Canada The President Of the company j.
Hon Edward Gushing. Two splendid steam
vr- have been engaged for immediate use. and
the scheme j. backed with capital stock Of
s3pb,9D. Mr.. Tyler Il. Wasgart will be- con
n.cte. with the new company.
W, clip the following from the Boston
C.mmercial Bulletin. Of March / \ Maine
city. Ellsworth. j. Al last connected with the
ret Of the world by rail. For nearly century
it. chief business ha- been numbering and ship
building, Ii i. now turning it, attention TO
manufacturing the most valuable water-power
IN Maine ca,t Of the Penob>cot runs through
the town. II it, enterprise j. gagged by its
capacity for new business. Ellsworth Ia.
Il great future before II. This town has given
the country some well-known men. senator
Eugene Hale'- home i here; Chief Justice
Peters and the newly appointed Judge Emery
ar Ellsworth boy; Hall Bros. lumber dealers.
Of Chelsea; the late Geo. y. Black. whose heirs
have recently moved from Mt. Vernon TO
Beacon Street in this city. are samples Of men
who sprung from this isolated down-ea city
With it, new facilities for travel and trans
portation il may. II IL citizens show the proper