Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-15
DIR. II. {. Vaughan is in town for short

-Blueberries were in the market at Penob-
scot, october >.
Cyrus Emery Esq. of Sullivan, was in
town last Thursday.
E T.. Brady 4 Co. are making repairs on
the roof Of their store.
T. f. Dodge keeper of Burnt Coat Harbor
Light, is in town to-day.
The street sides are gorgeously decorated
| with yellow and crimson.
Printers Justify their type. but they
do it by works" aud not by faith"
Patrick Ford is building house on the
mill road on the west side OF the river.
-Evcrard G. Smith of this city has gone 10
roughkeepsie, n. Y. to attend school.
}. o. Robinson. Esq, attorney at law,
Thomaston. is in town on business connected
with the Court.
Collector Hopkins new house is nearly
completed. and he will move into it in short
time.
I Mrs. orison Call has gone to Boston,
or vicinity, To spend the winter with her
husband.
ha> been visiting her sister. Mr.. {. h. Stevens,
ia thi, city.
The Rev. Z. A. Herring, with his wife
and two children. has gone to Salem. Mas. to
Visit IL jatives.
Mss Ella Bailey. who RETURNED home sick /
from Massachusetts y few weeks sgo, i. now |
improving.
Tho Ellsworth Athlete Base Ball Club will |
20 to Bucksport next Friday to play with the |
seminary boys.
W. II. a II, +. Davis have recently re-
,.ivcd ne~ stock OF sleigh robes and other |
good, in their line.
capt. Daniel Dca,y and F.. W. Cleaves
~ Prospect Harbor, are in town in attendance |
on the Probate Court.
Bcnj Madlocks. assistant keeper of Mt. |
Desert Rock Light, i visiting his home in this |
c.'y, FOR few days.
Repairs and marked Improvement, have
heeu made the front Of the store occupied |
hs Moran Brothers.
pr. Abby NJ. Fulton left home for Boston |
ia~t Monday morning, expecting 10 be absent
ten NJ twelve days.
Another attempt has been made recently |
b. burn building in >teuben. but this time, I
" are glsd to report. without success.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Warren. of Portland. I
OREGON. amer An absence Of twenty-five years. |
have recently visited this city, heir former |
hone.
Wm. 7. sherman. Esq, an officer connect
~ with II" Rhode Island State Prison. wa in .
thi- city last week. He went up river on
bunting trip,
Tne SUNDAY evening Temperance meetings
rr-enc1e,: At Grand Army Hall last SUNDAY
o'nln-. The opening meeting Wa, one Of
much interest.
4 case Of malignant diphihcriA i report
al from the Falls. The greatest care .
should bc exercised 10 prevent the spread Of
this dread disease.
ON Friday Of la,t week. Michael Lime
han. Al work in Halls mill, had the third .
finger Of his left hand nearly severed by a law.
nr- lIaine- dressed The wound.
The Castine Gazette in speaking Of the
Hi-h school at that place SAYS The principal, 4
Mr. Bovl Bartlett, i, succeeding finely without 4
an assistant and i generally liked by hi pu-
pills.
The AMERICAN office crew are greatly in
1rttcd to Alderman l. L. Emery. for some
yrry fine eating apples of hi> own raising. We
WEI venture to say that they have no supcriors
in the ,iat,.
Prof Ropes. OF the Bangor Theological (
seminary, preached in thi- city on sunday last, I
at the Congregational church in the forenoon
and o,euins and at the Baptist church in the /
afternoon.
i. oi Stuart Rogers will give one OF hi I
inimifablc reading entertainments In this city.
ocoh.. .. The opportunity thu. offered is
rare one and none should fail 10 avail them
selves Of the aiy antase- il will afford.
Two weeks ago we mentioned the fact
that little daughter Of Mr.. I. r. Rollin. walk .
ci u mic and a half 10 tend the summer term
81 school tau ,ht hy Mr. Hattie Hooper. but
VI, neglected. to state that She was only three
year. old,
\ man drove into Ellsworth. SATURDAY with
Two horses 30 old and poor that their
violation Of the law to prevent cruelty 10 an
ialal> The atten' ion Of City Marshal John II.
Err>nahan being called 10 the matter, he hal
i|''l YIN upi>f-- >ii'ft- iH'i tti lilf pftittf
amen"
g. r. Rollins, residing In the Reeds Brook
district. raised the present year from two
Bushels o. Aroostook oats. purchased OF Dayi-.
Woniman 4 CO. thidy-nine bushels The
oai- were -owed MAY Is. harvested August Is,
and 'hre-hed by Garland and Dor,y, sep
,pubor II.
tf ~ hn
died a, her home in this city, "Wednesday. Oct.
:, were Inferred al Nj. Hopel Bangor, the sth.
She leaves large circle OF friend- who will
deeply mourn her loss. She WAS a sister Of Mr..
!. {. Holmes. and Mrs. Capt. Mcnge- Of
Bangor.
Mr.. Mark Dcyercux. OF Castine, found on
Monday morning one OF his most valuable
COWS lying dead. Much surprised, he opened
H. mouth and found large apple lodged there.
The cow Ihad Undoubtedly choked to death.
Il VIII be a considerable loss 10 Mr.. Dew
rreuX.
Monday morning the train from Bucks
port wa, approaching Bango-. the passengers
Noticed that one end Of the car in which they
were seated was on fire Conductor Putnam
Immediately stopped the train and the flames
were extingui~hed with slight damage.
The ire probably caught from spark from
the engine.
The new time table on the Mt. Desert
Branch Of the Maine Central Railroad went in
10 effect last Monday. We have now two
trains 4 day each way, arriving from Bangor
At 9.0j \. NJ. So p. NJ. and departing for
Bangor at 80 A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ. There Is
also corresponding change in the time of ar
riN al and departure of the malls.
The Maine Central steamer Sebenoa, was
taken of her route between Mt. Desert Ferry
snd Bar Harbor last Monday. She will go TO
Bath for repairs and will remain off about one
I month. The Elecia. which i now running.
will remain until the return of the Sebenoa
when she will also be hauled out for repairs.
then going into winter quarters at Winter
. Harbor.
Mrs. F. Salisbury has sold her farm 10
Trenton 10 Geo. B. Young of thi. city, and
> will leave next Monday for Washington
Territory where she is TO make her future
home with her son, A. +. Salisbury. She will