Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

rsst ianoins.
i was glad. las; SATURDAY, whsn the
STEAMER Acadia hove in sight. having in TOW
a ta,-l at. the Banner Of Light" or some
such a name. hsiline from Eden. loaded with
coal for the fsctory engineer Ray for some
time ps>', has been using Mind IL fuel that
reminded me Of doetrinal sermons very com.
mon ju ms Young DAYS. strongly loaded with
hrim>iane; and now We dwriers round
about breathe more freely. not being 50 fore
l5's reminded Of tina, place with a modern
name 10 the last new version"
fhe atmosphere in the morning has
Hicu der than The water. hence ue have
lad e.. heavy and dense ;ll scattered BY
tile ~afn. ray. of The sun. and then the day
ha. been tne.
Capt. 5. T. Cousins ]. On shore FOR
.h8r; time, hut he must be moving about
s'mr'h,rg. be is busy as an amateur farm
rr. and "a making his homestead sight
worth seeing.
4 number Of our young people who
took advantage Of the excursion rates to
visit the CITY called the liuh, have returned,
sell pl-a,ri With the sights ,hey have seen.
aud The bargain. the, have made
-Crpi Jesse Bragdon returned last serk
from PIP extended trip through the Western
>.atr. and on the Pec.hc coast He ha.
>ren Zrea, part Of the "grea, west al
ntre> b., greatness. and ave. all credit %
Nhat J. hrins done gu, there. He has .pen,
more than wear ~ has tour. aud when AK
ri # h. aas returning West. ne answered
IN ~ quiet say. II guess not. Ibis winter"
Nr. A-Gen $ Berry has raised some"
turnp., On lamoine guano among the
large = hr hal ore ,pras4r;q. lhifjl s.,-
rn inches add ha'f III Circumference.
LAT "wednesday. Ha,t Smt'. AGA Had
le, ' Atwood uhi.e out a,,rulin. e. ii.-.r
lobster '-sp<. bad very marrow Escape r III
Drowning \ >qusli struck and u2.ct 'h-t-
boat, u.ich 4 ed aud went down: tt-y stat
ed n tuE The shore On locking r,'i0i
they sas The boat Use bottom VT ; thrt FAd
hetu earned dasp lo tLr bottom 'Ggcv tilnrs
hy thar hra,, viuth!ng. BOT 81 las lart
reseh -nt etug. ia 'hr Ito;;nm u tnr patt
anti. rescued hs boat from the shore he,
wefe IN = mucr exhausted condition.
Ga Thlr>ia, Mr. and Mr. DIVER Ysaas
had their gls- Wedding Relatives an'
friend. numbering mnrr than one hundred
visited luen'. took .upp~r. enJpyrd tnrm-
>ei,e. gtrallv, aid made them rrrrnt.
amounting 70 near, $50, Nnur eDrrspeu-
den! did not ,tie1i, hut co4iI he,r the m.r-
y laughter II ne ,nungrr part ~ he ,a;1-
panN, ., they paved oll-.inr game, 10 TIE
light Of tie faI moon.
Capt Nathan kmg su4 VII, LEI tosn
by steamer .s>i ~eek Tor Boston after ps,.-
ing the sun ner at home. Capt. Kng'.
bark, Auhurnda.e, Mss made trip TO S04lh
America, commanded hy Capt. Isaiah Bow
den Of this town, while Capt X ing was TAI
NJ his vacstou. Capt. BovIen j. expected
home this week, but | DO not learn that his
sta. uill be long, as he is ma,e Of the vessel
and ma, not stay longer than While .he j
dischsrglng cargo.
10 answer 10 request male BY the ed
i,or Of the Herald II Health, Rev f. T.
Haze has offered some suggestions based
upon his own experience, showing, "ho~ a
writer lives Among the many good thing.
said by tins eminent writer, note the fol-
lowing Coed clam ehnvter is probably
the form Of nour.shm.nt which most quick
y and easily come. to the restoration or
refre-hmen, OF the brain Of man"
A good number Of the members Of
the Lamoine Grange Of the Il. Of IL attend
ed the County Grange monthly meeting.
held with the Grange IN Hancock. Thursday
Of last week. The DAY was pleasant. roads
good for travel, and the surety of good
moon to return home by, made the attend
anee large. All speak in high terms OF the
excellent meetings, the rich and boun,iful
provision made for members from distance.
ia in
munity in lis meetings, scattering informa-
ton. and in conformity with its teachings,
refining social relations and healing old
breaches in society. constraining outsiders TO
notice and admit that il is an organization
fraught with good to our people generally.
Il do not remember ever having seen
Maytiovers, as they are commonly called.
late 10 the month of October. until last Sat
urdsv, Miss Bertha Hodgkins sent me
nice little bunch Of these little wild flowers,
and they are blooming fresh on nv table as
| write. believe tina, this fact will be news
to many readers of the AMERICAN.
Speaking with one Of our aged women
about the fine weather We are having. she
made The remark that "ihis must be Indian
sunmsr weather, as the old squa~s, spe-
ei.s of wild dusk. have not yet been heard
in our BAY this fall" Fhe absence of sea
fowl so late in the season, inside the islands,
is somewhat remark able.
Since We last wrote, work has been
pushed day and night OF the sardine factory /;
herring seem to be quite plenty and our REQ
pie are in hopes they may continue few
weeks longer. The work done hy the
Messrs. Ray is giving fulles, Satisfaction
wherever their goods have been introduced,
as evidenced by the orders received Gaily
and which they will be unable to supply.
The steamer Mount Desert made her
last regular trip of the season on Monday.
She had large number OF passengers, and
much fSeight, Capt Ingraham msde the
remark that since the boat run her three
trips per week her freigh,s have been un-
usually large both east and west. The
Rockland has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and will make her trip east on Tuesday, and
until further notice will make three trips
weekly in connection with the Boston boats
II understand that it has been decided
BY members of the Lsmoine Grange. to i'm.
msdistely build 3 comnodioas building in
the square al Lamoine. The hssemen, to
be used - store With ample room for stor-
ing and displaying . full line Of goods,
the second door as hall for regular meet
ings Of the grange. and the attic IS dining
hall and Offices. have il on good suthori-
" that this decision to build Vas reached.
after careful debate, al late meeting " III
not more than three dissenting votes. Sac
cess to the Grange, is the gsnersl wish Of
our people.