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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-01

Southwest Hsrbor.
Since the visitation of the cline gale
last week, the portion of weather allotted us
has been all that could be desired fisher
men reporting exceptionally good catches of
hake during the late moonlight nights.
Farming people fee, disposed to rail at
Jack Frost for his early advent. but what
recks that froIcsome eff lie, the squash
and cucumber vines keep from under foot
when he is busiiy engaged in high art dec
Grafton, painting IN gorgeous colors the
forest trees and tintlng the apple with rosy
hue
a few summer visitors Vet llnger here
approaching the inyigoratIng air and au-
,umn glories of Sou,hwes, Harbor, gather
ing sea shells and woody treasures for home
adornment.
Mrs. Dmmick aud daughter who have
occupied the Parker cottage. express them
selves as highly delighted with their sum
mer's sojoarn, and greatly benefited in
health thereby.
The TYLER and Downs lots on the "Dea-
cons head, originally a bowling wilderness,
are being rapidly transformed into pretty ru-
raj retreats; well graded roads lead through
the grounds. heat fences enclose both lots.
and on the Tyler place odd rustic gate
bears the name "Foxdens T." fashioned on
the posts in cedar twig- The little summer
house perched on a high cliff is accessible
from the water BY small wharf and long
flight Of steps.
The G. A. Ball at the Post Hall, in
Some.ville, came off on the evening ap-
pointed. but owing To the unfavurahle state
of the weather. the attendance was not large.
still the affair was pronounced very pleas
ant and social one by those present. On
Friday night at the post meeting vote
passed extending hearty thank, to Mrs.
h. I. Atherton for her able management Of
n, supper, also 70 all persons who contrib
ute! To the comml,sary stores.
N. league. proprietor Of the Ocean
House. il making extensive improvements
ami additions To bis hotel % enable him to
accommodate greater number of guests.
Hay fever. or fall infueuza. prevails
here 70 great exteut; every other onr you
meet viii sneeze YOU how d'se da. 4 few
cases Of ahuopyng cough are out skIrmish-
INK around after the unwary little folks
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will re-
sumo SEM monthly meetings with, we hope,
renewed zeal, after having rested from It's
labors for The space Of three months.
Rev Edgar Cousins Of Cumberland
Mills, ], a; present with his mother, Mrs. y.
q. Clark, Who -,Ill continues very Ill.
a 0. Gi.cy has rented the McLain
cottage, and vii occupy it a. soon as the
finishing touches completed.
- j. Lswton and wife have returned
home from Boston, after an absence Of two
months.
We are glad 10 state that though ''our
rascal" J. +. r. Freeman, vas turned out
Of the postoffice department some weeks
ago. no change has been made as yet. He
stiI acts in the same efficient manner as Of
old, and We are still permitted to receive
and deposit mail matter al the usual favor
tie ard convenient stand,
SPRAY.
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BtNGOR.--Ar. Sept. ~ sch Kit Carson.
Harding, Perth Amboy.
Ar. sept. 70, sch. Post Boy. Colt, Phila-
delphia.
BosroS.-Ar. sept. ~, -chs Catherine,
Hntchin@, Rondout; Emily. Casper. Surry.
Ar. sept. ~, srhs. Black Warrior, Babhii.e
Deer Isle; II. W. Cushman. Some- from
Nj Desert d. + Patchin Parchn. Ca-tne
Union, Reed Hohoken; NJ. l., Crockett, Gott.
Orand.
Ar. sept 81, sch s.. Leon. Perkins. Ca
tine.
E"orHR,Y. sept. y. -rh. Fair Dealer,
Grindie, Bangor FOR Boston.
pANvERs. Sept. 81, sch W. r. Card.
Wooster, from Philadelphia.
FALL RivFR.-Ar. sept II, brig F.. r.
Campbell, Lord, Turk. Island.
GLOUCEsTrR.-Ar sept - sch MlIiir
Trim Rockhnd for New York
GREENS L,NpING.-In harbor sept y. schs.
Nyra sears, Tyler; Arizona, Colby; Curdova,
Allen; Albert, Barbour; Valparaiso, knowl-
ton, and Ella Bryant, coa-tw.c.
LTNN.-Ar. srpt. -. schs. II. H. Hay.y,
Bickford, sullivan; Robert Dorlty, Low,
Perth Amboy.
MrLHRrpGE,-Ar, sept. Il, sch Eldors
strout, Boston.
NEW HAvEN.-Ar. sept 10, -ch-. \. l..
Mitchell, Bunker. from Franklin; Hattie
French French. Ellsworth.
NEW loREe-Ar. sept -, .ch. led FRYE.
Langley; Marcel!us. Thomas. Bluchill; fda
l.. Ray. Marshall. and Ellen Maud. suit
van.
Ar sept y, sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker
Ellsworth.
Ar. sept. %, oh Olive Branch. Farrell.
from Providence.
sid sept. -, sch Franconia. Bennett. Port
land
Passed Hell Gate sept - -rh- prlawAr,.
Amboy for Ellsworth: II. curtis Haskell f.r
Buck-pvrt: Emma Green. smith. fnr .
tine
Xrvpnpr A. So, % - D.
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pnpr.,,n,.,u Ill. J., = =,
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Resolutions on the Death Of Rev. Benz
Penney.

Died NJ hi home IN Clifton. Aug. II, l>sj,
Ia the 18th year 81 hi age Rev. Beuj. Penney.
Whereas, IL has pleased our Heavenly
Father. after lingering and most painful sick
nc-- 10 remove BY death our beloved brother
sn hOnored member Of the Ellsworth Quar-
terly Meeting, and a most faithful labOrcr
IN the christian ministry, Rev. Benz. Penney,
now Therefore BE- il
Res0irei, By thi- Quarterly Meeting that
in the death Of our dear brother We do hereby
express our deep sense OF the great To-, sus-
tanned by u a. Quarterly Meeting. and
while In thi. stroke OF Cod all-wi,e prUSi-
dence. hi. hand seems TO lay heavily upon u,
We can but rejoice in the hope that il i To our
dear brother Penney an eternal gain.
Res0lrsd That in the death OF brother
Penney this Quarterly Meeting loses one Of
it, charter MEMBER one of the very few who
participated al il, organization, one who stood
BY 1t in it, infancy, who throughout the long
year- OF it, existence reloiced With il in its
seasons Of rejoicing, and VII cloud, dark
eued it, skies never sweryed in his allegiance
10 Il, best interests.
Resided, That in the death OF brother
Penney, the town OF Clifton. always his home
loses an esteemed and valued citizen, the
church to which he belonged. a beloved pas
tor this Quarterly Meeting one OF its ablest
and most useful ministers, and the Free Bap-
tit denomination loyal and devoted subject
Resoired. That we deeply -ympathize with
his sadly afflicted family and while they
mourn the loss Of a kind husband and loving
father. they are not left without the hopeful
assurance that hi, anchor i, safely cast within
the vail.
Resolred. That copy OF these resolutions
be sent TO his family, 10 the Morning Star,
and the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publi-
cation. DEA. MOSES CHICK,
Com. on Resolutions.
A. p. Foss, q. NJ. Clerk.
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and are drug in the market at sl.OO per

and are drug in the market at sl.OO per
bushe.
Work at the pant factory is carried on
steadily and successfully. giving employ
ment to large numbers.
Richard Knowlton will build IL
story cottage this fall at Green's Landing
also Mr.. Frank Tibbetts is now preparing
his cellar for house soon to be erected at
the same place.
Rev. c. II. Gates preached an affec-
tionate farewell sermon at the vestry on
Sunday. A very large congregation was
present. In the evening at prayer meeting
remarks were offered by many expressing
great roget that the good man and his worthy
wife should deem it expedient to leave us in
the midst of their usefulness. Over one
hundred conversions throughout their field
of labor. scores added to the church, par
sonage built and paid for within the year,
five hundred dollars collected and deposited
in the bank toward the building of a new
church. are facts which speak for themselves.
Paul Thurlow, q man of nearly three
score years, most highly respected citizen
of our town and resident at Green's Land
ing, Gied suddenly on Wednesday morning
Of paralytic stroke attended by heart trouble.
The blow is a sad one to wife and children
and loving granddaughter. but is there not
comfor, in the thought that so good man
has been taken pdinlessiy and peacefully
home 10 his reward?
The health of Mrs Elem Saunders is
much improved.
Mrs. Capt. Samuel Haskell, who is a
great sufferer from lingering consumption,
remains from week to week without appar-
ent change.
The pleasant event of the past week
was wedding on Saturday evening, at the
residence Of Capt. Benz. Barbour father Of
the bride. The happy pair are MIR. d. Well
ington Torrey and Miss Lizzie J. Barbour.
There was quite a gathering of friend. and
relatives, the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. c. II. Gates, after which an hour
was very pleasantly passed in discussing the
relative merits Of wedding cake. and delic-
ious ice cream. We sincerely wish that Mr..
and Mrs. Torrey may enjoy long and Sc
renely happy married life and tina, each sue
ceedlng year may find them happier than
the one before. |. o. [.
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Mr.. Howard W. Dunn is doing lob of
| granite work for the new jail
Eugene Morang is building a store-house
on the rear Of his store on Water street.
Some Of our citizens are In attendance on
the Unitarian State Conference at Belfast.
Mr.. George kingmsn started for Michi.
gan last Wednesday morning to visit his
brother.
John II. Langdon. Esq, of Boston, Is In
town for few days, on visit to his aged
and infirm mother.
The pension board OF this city has or.
ganized and will meet on Wednesday OF each
week at 10 A. NJ, at the office OF DR.. Hodg.
kins
Mr.. Augustus Somerby. OF Boston and
Mrs. o. A. McFsdden, of Portland. with her
husband, are in town 10 attend the funeral OF
heir father. Judge Somerby.
In the route from South Brooksyille to
North Brooksville In Maine, the mails will
leave the former place daily, except Sundays,
at p NJ. or on the arrival of the Western
mail.
journal, the Somerset Reporter, has been en-
larged to nine columns and otherwise improved
with new type. 1t is now more interesting
and readable than ever.
Moran Brothers. recently Of Bangor,
having reftted and refurnshed the store on
Main street, recently occupied BY A. T.
Jellison, are now ready, with full stock Of
fha h.,xs a.
OF custom clothing. Give them an early
call
A. I. Jellison and the central telephone
Office have found new quarters In Ceombs'
block. in the rooms recently occupied rs a
bakery. where they are most pleasantly located.
The change was make quickly, without in
terruption OF business. and every thing Is now
in good running order.
Picks Sun. published At Milwaukee. Wis
consn, is the most humorous paper in AM
erica to-day. Geo. W. Peck. its editor and
proprietor. stands without an equal rs 4 hum
orist. He believes Ia making people happy,
and no one can be otherwise who reads his
most excellent paper. our resders arc invited
10 read the prospectus Of Ieck's Sun. in an.
other column. Sample copies mailed free to
any address
-Messrs. Davis & Smith. the cnterprising
lumbcrmen OF this city, have recently contract
ed To furnish the lumber for Hon. James &.
Blsine's, John " hittzAcr's and other cottages
10 be built Al Bar Hsrbor the coming winter.
They are constantly receiving orders from all
parts OF the county in addition to the large
amounts they ship 10 Boston, Providence and
other ports Having large stock OF logs on
hand and mill fitted and furnished with all
the modern Improvements. they have extra
facilities for filling orders at short notice,
fact which i. duly appreciated by their msny
customers.
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Married..

Ellsworth-Sep %, by A. F. Burnham,
Esq. Mr.. Aonzo =. Frazier and Miss Myra
+. Weber, both Of Ellsworth.
Sept. %, by J.. H. Brimmer. Esq, Mr.. Ed
ward X. Card and Miss Mary A. Treworthy,
both of Ellsworth.
Ives, Mr.. Fitz II. Smith Of Brookln, and Miss
Eliza G., daughter of Capt. Thomas TapIey Of
West BroOksville.
Sullivan-by F. A. Noyes, Esq, Mr.. Geo.
II. Tracy and Miss Sabra J. Gordan, both Of
sullivan.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
of cutting teeth? II so, send at and get bot
tie of MRS. WiNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
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II will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
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collie softens the gums. reduces Inflammation, and
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nurses and physicians in the United States and Is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price - cents a bottle. lyr42
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DO NOT DELAY, But BEAR IN MIND THAT
consumption often begins with neglected
cold or cough. Adamsons Botanic Bassm wins
the day in curing coughs and colds. Price 10,
81 and 10 cents.
d. r.. writes: 81 am constant user OF
Church & Co.'S Arm 4 Hammer Soda and
prize it very highly"
The only certain and infalible cure for
Piles, is "ANAKESIS." Samples sent free.
Address "ANAKESIS," Box 24l6, New York.
my daughter has taken the medicine
faithfully, according to directions, and her
health and spirits are now perfect. The hum
or is all gone from her face. l wish every
anxious mother might know what blessing
Ayers Sarsaparlla Is in such cases.
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J. H. H.

LsmOine.
-Stillman King is quite sick with typhoid
fever. Mrs. NJ ]. Wilbur at the cove is
also quite i'll from assesses Of the throat.
A little son Of Stilman Young died a
few DAYS ago. The Rev. Mr.. Herring at
tended the funeral on Sunday last
The cranberry pickers are nearly done.
There has been but little injury from frost.
= The schooner "Walter NJ. Young" is
again loading with fish.
Capt. F. d. Hodgkins is in Boston.
Mrs. VIM. R. King has gone to Con-
necticut, to visit her sister.
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hrsokiin

BrsssIin.
Capt. Mrlroy Five has his house up and
boarded Mr. Prince Lufkin is master
buildrr james Gray and J. Bradford DO
the stone work.
MIR. T. X. Alden has he rooms Of his
house plastered and is now having the in
side finishing pu, IN
Geo. Chatto, |. Go,t, J. Tibbe,ts, A.
Grinde and Capt X. A. Herrick are each
having clsterns put INTO their cellars, for
convenience IN time of drouth.
Quite number Of our citizens ayaied
themselves of the excursion rates to 60 TO
Boston last week.
The cranberry crop in this section is
unprecedently large. Apple crop excellen,
in quantity and quality.
Owing to the scarcity of fish and con-
sequent want of steady employment many Of
the employees have left the sardine factory
to seek employment elsewhere. There is
now a little better prospect for fish for the
remainder Of the season, and we all hope
for better times at the factory.
MIR. Roland Flye has recently returned
from the Magdalen Isles where he has
spent the past year in the lobster canning
business. We are all glad to see him.
Mr.. Adoniram Herrck started last
week for Wichita, Kan. to spend the win
ter. SCRIPT.
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BisehiIi.
Yesterday Sunday was perfec
autumn day.
We regret TO learn ,ha, Capt. Samuel
Is. Johnson is very seriously sick. Capt.
Johnson is one Of our most respected cit-
zens and before the war was very success
ful ship master.
H. A. Trip, Esq, returned from
Rock and. on Saturday, where he aas been
attending court the past week
MIR. William W Carlton, has on hi.
premises a great curiosity, in the shape Of
sunfowers, about twenty, all Of whch are
over eight feet high, and many Of the flowers
over thirteen inches in diameter the stalks
are over three inches through. He will raise
over bushel Of seed, which he says are
better for hens than corn. He has also in his
garden very handsome carrots and
pumpkins, that will weigh from 20 TO
80 lbs.
1t i, rumored tha, Capt " H. Higgins.
the genial and popu ar landlord of the Cop
per * Gold Exchange. contemplstes leaving
Us very soon. We hope the rumor is in
correct.
ONCE IN WHILE
Sept 2s.
The man with the strik ing machine is
all read, for the town fair. and both the
Baptist and Congregational societies viii be
ready TO furnish dinners to all who Wish.
Rev, L. ;. Trip preached at T. Blue
hill last sunday and Rev NJ Eysi.,h b.. IA
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At Court of Probate held at Bucksport, wit h
in and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of Sept, A. D., 1Ss5.
CTEPHEN l.. KINGSLEY, named Executor in a
y certain instrument purporting To be the last
will and testament of Rebecca A. Brewer, late of
Eden, in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said Executor give notice TO all
persons interested by causing copy of this Order
to be published three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, that they NAV
appear at Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth,
in said county, on the second Wednesday of Oct
next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon. and shew
cause, If any they have, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will and testament of said
deceased.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w3ss Attest :-CHAs i. DoKR Repi -ter
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Bsrtistt'. t-isnf.
Our road surveyor has made a few
much needed repair. on our roads.
Capt. John Gale, made trip to Port
land few weeks ago. on a short visit to his
son.
Mr.. c. b. ODer and wife have moved
TO East Maehias.
Mrs. Lamar Keller and children, from
Savannah. Ga, have been visiting Mrs.
F. L. Dyer.
An abundant crop Of cranberries has
been gathered by some of our farmers
Winfield Dyer, who has been working
in Boston for three months, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Anna Bartlett and niece have
gone to Boston on the excursion. They
will visit relatives and friends in different
parts of Massachusetts and return on the
18th of October.
OMEGA.
Sent %
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Adj
ministrator of the Estate of Elvira s. Saunders
late of Ellsworth, In the county of Han
cock. deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceaseds estate, to make
Immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
II. Il. SAUNDERS.
Sept 80, 1885. 3w40.
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Sept. 80, 1885

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
J. concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Sarah Conary
late Of Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
A. r. BURNHAM.
Sept. IA, 1885. 3w3ss
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Eilsw orth-Sept. 20, Clinton, son of Zaman
Garland, aged year, months and 8 days.
Sept. %, Mr.. VIM Somerby, aged 81 years
and months.
Mariavile-Sept. 90, Mr.. Dan lei T. Jordan,
aged 20 years and 9 months.
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Deer Isle.
James L. Haskell. has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, for a short visit.
Miss Carrie Haskell arrived at Green's
Landing. from Lynn, on Saturday.
w. F. Fuller, proprietor of the skating
rink. is out of town for short time.
Parker Wells. ESQ.,. moved into his
new house on Monday of last week.
We have photographer located in our
village.
The largest crop of cranberries "with-
in memory of the oldest inhabitant," this
year. Through fear of frost many hundred
bushels have been gathered much too soon
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Passed Tarifa, 18th ina. barque Moonbeam,
Dunbar, Trapani for Gloucester.
VALPARAIso.-Aug. -, bark Annie VI.
Lewis, Lewis.
BARBADoFs.-Sld. sept. Q. bark Rachel
Emery, Wyman, Barocoa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stebben Cole of Sacca-
Kappa, had their golden wedding on Mon
day evening, Sept 81.
During the summer the Bowdoln Col
ege library has been increased by four hun
bred volumes, three hundred of which were
presented BY the family of Rev. DIR. Pack
ard.
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A Cure for Pimples!

Ny face for the last few years was covered
with pimples so bad, that used to be ashamed
to go anywhere. | took two bottles Of Sui
I,se them aee eyery s .r Ppe Fa
RiUer.
--Bolster's Highway Surveyors Books, Val
uation Books and Collectors Tax List Books,
also Revised Statutes of Maine, latest Ed
ton; also new stock Of Wall Papers, Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, just received
and for sale at J. A. Hale's Book Store, Ellis
WORTH
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Alta Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport within
and for the county OF Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of sept, \. D., lsSJ.
GEORGE W. NEW BEGIN named Co Executor in
u a certain instrument purporting 10 be the last
will and testament of Levi Weber, late OF ELS
worth in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said Geo. W. Sewhegin
give notice to all persons Interested, by causing
copy OF this order to he published three weeks
succe ssiyely in the Ellsworth American, printed
or published at Ellsworth, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth III -aid
county, on the second Wednesday of October
next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shcw
cause, If any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved approved, and allowed a.
the last will anil Testament of said deceased.
3w3s. OF. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs T.. DORR, Register.
A true copy, Attest -CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
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Great Pond.
MI. and Mrs Garland eft here this week
for kenneounk, where they are 10 remain
through the winter.
The party al the Lake started for home
Friday morning. They enjoyed their two
weeks in the woods yer, much Dr. Almey
was called home sudden, by the lines, Of
hi. wife.
Golden Gate Lodge was invited to visit
her sister Arcadia Lodge in Amherst,
FRIDAY evening. They were royalty enter
tanned, and report very pleasant eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Collar leave Bos-
ton for California, Oct. g.
+.
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John H. Curtis died on The 10Th inst.
Mr.. Curtis was the seventh settler in this
place, and was, therefore, one Of our oldest
as aeil a. most e>ilmable citizens. He
was a man Of sterling character, and respect
ed by all who knew him. He was born in
South Surry. April 10, ISL, and moved
here May II, 1884, where he has since re-
SIDED. with the exception Of two years spent
in California He sailed for California,
Nov. IS, 1919, and returned Nov. :, 1851
a wiser and richer man. His loss will be
widely and deeply fet.
MIR Candage will have tie bridge com
pIeled some time next month.
Capt, Cousin. is putting the finishing
touches on the schooner Caroline X night,
of Rockland, which he has been rebuilding
HIS work is a credit TO him.
Christopher Binder, Sons have crew
at work on the quarry, which they have re-
Gently opened. They have splendid
quarry. and new wharf They mean hu,i-
ness.
II i reported. that on Saturday after
noon, two q Geo. Boaden. daughters we're
crossing the bridge near Daniel Curtis
s'h team. wnen the horse became fright
ened. backed off the bridge, seriously IN
JurIng the occupants Of the buggy and
breaking the horses hip. g.
Sept. -.