Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-12


Prof. Harrlngtou's troupe gave free
concert IN lremon, Hall, Saturday night,
and organized a class Of }3 members for the
musical convention to be held her. during
The week under the management, Of Prof
Munsall. assisted hy the talented soprano,
Mss kiusman. The novel and unique meth
cd of free opening concert. gift Of the IN
structlon book used to each pupil combined
With the high order of music and genial APP
pesranoe nj The company take immensely
with lovers u melody.
Deacon Clark /. ~ Boston a, present
Work on hiss hotel An extensive remodriirg,
is beng pushed rapidly 70. ward. rh- sddluun
Of urs square front vii he usel, to cn-
ttnguish one Of The faror,ir app-ilation. %
the island House, VIZ Toe house Of many
gah.e>.
The Qu,,n CITY lad over at Bs~ liafbor,
SATURDAY ni.h, "a account ~ the dense fog
winch pfr' allied Il j. reported that a
.poft4man on board hfough, do~n three
sea btr4- ,' pue .hot two 81 which dropped
On the 4ecs
The deer hunting season IN tins vicinity
wa. opened bs Ion kohin.on. who .ho, =
fine, large aucs, l'morr'. The pily.')
The earning factor, i..uli running on
cams.
Ouc o .ur ,arng ladies'. Ms. Fora
brown. ~ afrlN plunged into the sea II
msrrimany Nj Manson Manchester Of
\ +. HsrbJ-, Is the happy man who Ill
heuoet1rta share her JNys aud sorro~s We
hope he much Of a mau as h,s name
impiit. Then her c.vice w.. indeed be
al,e Inc happy couple eft on the day
after be wedding for Cambridge. Mass,
The severe g,le ,a.t Monda, INDUCED ID
several queer fresks. one Of which was to
drye il'tir piuky schooner high and dry
into The fr i near the shoe .hop Of Robert
A.h. Possibly she needed repairing. After
can.idrfahr labor III. "a. TO-DAY oons;sn,d
u her natural element. no. much the worse
for her f>rrd hrmd tup
The Ma,o Brothers are doing a thriving
business ~ the ire Of htaoksmithng and
( carriage maruiactory. \ nrw wagon from
Their hands, al the paint shop of A. Rch-
ard,an. shows good workmanship. T. l..
Higgins, Of the same trad. i bus, as
] ever a, HI. stand, and .iitI continue. 10 20
FIRST oia,s wc.s.
l The relative. Of Ms AMssh LurN-y.
even unto the fourth generation. met ~ t-r
home On o.. ~, ln honor Of her 9Jgh
birthday. he APT snd iunny pirasaulrrss
Of Rev o. II. F-rnali. ~ho ~a present
With hls ,ie on the occa.iun. .rul ripple
/ Of mirih over the assembly. Grandma l4f-
yes IS sweet iaced, DAINTY, little lady, lp.
right aud sprghtN when IN good health,
/ her faculties uulmpaired. She /. hlsy
worker. Gef.ly plsine The knHung NEEDLES
/ FOR the benefit Of her numerou. defendants.
Born IN the 18Th century. 1875 there IS
+ fair pro-p-c; Of her SEEING tn- Ishl Of The
( Doth 1900. Il .squitr remarkable fstt In
! TIN, ever shifting world tha, her SIX children
are all settled within mile Of the Old home
I stead.
[ The Tr-mnn, public library !. indebted
/ to Mr. Srl!hod Of Boston. for more than a
4 dozen volumes Of choice literature recently
/ received
/ was shown fu,chla blossom the other
DAY which had ambiiiously taken new de-
/ partur- and act up style OF it, own. Two
/ Of the outer row Of petals were finished Of
with perfect green leaf the crimson petal
wa. formed as usual for half is length. then
( blended into the leaf, presenting an odd ap-
pearance.
Nov. 8. SPRAY.