Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-03
On Mount McGreSor.
.I.oti.r to Washington Star.


Nts- Grant !, much attached N ihs spot,
ana icr!s that she could nowhere ci>e Bear
the shock oi Ter "ldo"hooi with the same
approach In composure. Nhe ha> .rii the cot-
tase pat enc" 'lncs hrn- Grants death "a
lhATsliY. 'he ON. ~he walked Gown 10 the
Eastern Plt.ook. no" a h'Ntof'c point IN
American eyes Nhe sIs IN 'hr PIAZZA diIIN,
during ihe >anshnN hours, accompanied ~
one or another ai her children Once or
'"iee day 'he likes 70 have 1T. Douglass
prescribe ior her, tie has great deaf q pro-
ie>>'ona! deIcacN. and never goes To her
unless sent Tor. lie and h.s family are e>-
'ah.ished at The Belmont hotel Dr. Doug
lass VA. bachelor Of ~ at hl' marriaGr'
and OF hi> i~o .'i.e glri', -Jc'ie and up
pc the eider = but II. lhrE i"ndtr ~
iron'ne gray head As y he "ere Santa
'IanS' lhet are b"'h included IN the iuli-
phSe Ifont picture IN HhPcrS HetN3'
where, win li't'e Julia "rAn'' daughter oi
'"i' frel' 'hrf are IAHin@ NrrAth OF OAK
leaves on The genera silent breast
Little JuIla Grant i, oy the Wy. a'h-
lhS'hh SFi' ana was h"rn 1R tht hiit
HOUSE curing me 'vhlehh."t SUMMER anl.
baptized together "Ith Marshal Sharpe :
Youngest enid, ~ the blhe par.or by ley
l''' y e""hih' il' wafer "t"'- III rom tht
l'N'' 'otHAh' 9"e no" tlS lnuf-Heaf o'4
bro'hrf' me same iof "Aom btntIat nfaH'
wrote recent 'elteF 20 "hoheNtT shoAld o.
IIt>!Hent "hen ne arrives al sltaoie age
asN!hS ipr hl' appointment to West iolnt
liz name = !ysNeS, hut the Ilmiy cal! hIn
"hahy hFother' As II that we're nj, oh'l
bGtE GGl.iFEn
hA!t' streaming eyer ther shoulders IN luA'
u''ahct' ana IN 'helr deep mourning 'hrH
run 10 "hH ITO ht'"eeA the cottage ana 'he
hoieI, o'JteN o. Interest n the respectful
crowds "ao GAiy come Ip the mountain
pliSrmS 10 me Shtiht oi the departed nero
ne Iitue ie'io"' 10 M o'AcN kn!ckefbocA
err 'hd hea'y h'Aek sAHn, looks moafniu'.N
cute JuiIa' too, IS preU! child, and Oott
are We" hammered. lhey play win the -!'
lie D'us asses aHd Win James Arkeli' Jnn
lof, ana often peep 70 at tie ArheII cottage
10 see Miss Marsherta ArkeiI, lp-mohths
uid Young 4adF, I'D me arms n her nurse.
MI the family but MADAM Grant come IL
tne MAN dlnInS-r"om tor Their meas. lhel
nave quiet corner table, looking out uPof
the NaAey al one 9i IL id'rIest points .
view. Nei' ! req SIS at ihe mead o. the table
with his w'te at his lett and Mrs. SArtors op
P'site- both the ladies' preserve Their sirL
moo! beauty ~ good degree, ana are ever
more roNy-eheeked than | remember then
IN Their earlier YOUTH Ulysses, the secon'
son OF the general, stts at The night Of Mrs
Sartoris, and the two little children at he
( LETT, Ulysses was the vlcimized partner o
Ward and he looks depressed. All thre'
+ OF the Young men, IN fact, wear chastene'
/ look, winch disarms much OF the criticism
/ that might naturally spring to ones lips II
remembering tAe opportunities IN life the,
I nave footed away and the fortunes they hav'
/ squandered. Colonel Fred is really fine
looking, with the SIZE and statue Of hi
mothers family united to something Q
his fathers features. lie wears not only
very broad weed on his tall black hat, but
sash OF grape tied on his left arm, which !
the only point in his appearance open t
criticism. II he were an army officer |
might be assumed that he wore It for hi
commander; but N civilian son 1t look
like attectatlon. Mrs. Sharpe told me be
fore leaving with her husband yesterday 70
! the latters post at anhtOn, Dakota, ina