Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-04
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OF paint on the store OF II. A. Duttan.
MIR Frank keliiher has been dxngerou.l
i'll and confined TO his house for some time.
NJ. Gallert, eft Monday, for Boston, 4
repleni>h his already large stock Of dry goods
-EN-County Treasurer ]. A. Buck. a
orland, was in the city this "Wednesday morn
ing
Mr.. John Limcburner, of Ellsworth Falls
exhibits peas ten inches and oats fifteen incbe
in height. They were sown April2i
Schooner Olive Avery. before reporte,
sunk, in Bagaduee river. was sold at suctio,
Ma! -, to parties in Castine. for sIS5.
-tIcneral Manager Payson Tucker, accom-
panied by Civil Engineer Allen and Road
MASTER Was, arrived here Tuesday and left
rhi-. Wednesday. morning
Many more hotel rooms are now engage,
AT Bar Harb0r, than usually are ~ early in tn,
season a. this and n number of people have al
ready opened their cottages
a small unfinished building near LORDS
'Ir'Ne. Bay Side, was burned Thursday night,
lr-i. together with some tools which were
stored in II. II j. supposed to be the work OF
l,oy>
The | nite'i States quarantine station ai
WIDOW, Island has been completed and /.
rt'' f"r occupancy. The Secretary of the
Navy ha> appointed Gilbert II. Ames. of
hit'ers, Il keeper.
The officer, of the steamer cit, Of Rich.
uionj report travel hy that favorite route OF,
'hc increase, nearly all the state-rooms for
juno .. having slready been engaged BY rhia-
l'lphia and New York parties
The schooner David Faust. Capt. Green
lief smith. reported. MAY %. at Fortune Is
land leaking and captain and crew sick will
ship additional men. and proceed to New
York. The schooner j. loaded with logwool
from laemel
\ cat belonging 10 :. Young. Esq. of
>nrrl. dropped two Kitten, last SUNDAY. one
q which was singular freak Of nature The
head had two distinct faces, having four ewes.
two noses and two mouths. Otherwise the
kitten a. perfect, formed.
steamer Henry Morrison went To Pretty
Marsh SUNDAY. to take bearings and look out
a suitable piace for landing II the com
pany decide 10 make this additional landing il
viii only delay her arrival here about forty
minutes. Nothing definite has as yet been re-
ported.
schooner Charles Cooper. Capt. GRAY.
from fenob>rot. for Boston. with brick. went
ashore Will" beating out Of Ca>tine harbor,
Ma -, and lie> in bad condition. She has
iilsrd aud will have TO be discharged " here
>hr lie. schooner +. ID. Hall will take her
cargo to Boston.
The summer travel Ia Bar Hsrbor ha.
commenced and the Maine Central are now
running three trains. daily. each way. over the
Mt. desert Branch. The fact that it ha> com
mcnccd early indicates that the number Of
summer visitors will be UNUSUAL, large and the
season unusually long.
Mr.. Harry Buck. who i employed al the
orand Fish Matching Works, passed
through here this morning with about - .GD
Young laud locked salmon which he will
place in Eagle Lake on Mt. Desert Island. The
c--> which were Matched At the Orland " orks,
"cr, from Grand Lake stream salmon.
Monda, morning. two Young men, who
were arrested saturday night. for drunken
nr>>. were brought before Judge button.
The, plead guilty and were sentenced to five
ia.> in jail and 10 pay costs. These were the
ur-t ca>c> thar have come up in the Municipal
curt since the appointment Of judge Dutton.
The origin Of the name of Bar Harbor vas
discovered the other day by traveller who
overheard 4 dialogue in the seat behind.
Whom people trst began to 90 down there
,heH didn't give them anything 10 eat but NUT
ton % SOM Kind or Anothef. the visitors
Goi 10 raiin- it Bi-a-a Harlor.' DYE see =
Tho ai,lea rance OF our city has been great
iy improved. in several localities. ths spring
h' the removal Of front ward fences, the grad
in Of lpi> and trimming Of shade trees. An
unusually lIr,c number 81 shade Trees have
also been >ci out ani before many wear. the
principal residence STREETS viii b.. finely
>halrd bt The maple and elm.
The Bass Ball game played in ihi, city.
>ruray between the Maplcwood club. of
Bangor. aud the ppnaIua'> of Ellsworth drew
a ar-r crowd, The Mapcwood', proved 10 be
altogether too -tron, for the Donaqua- run
ming p 4 score OF l>to 4. Everything passed OF
pleasantly snd after the Ellsworth Bows have
had more practice they will no doubt h- ann
ipu- Ia try ii again
Mr. {. +. Burbank ha> On exhibition. 1t
Room No. l. Coomb>' Block. a non-ex plo>isc.
perfect and safe Heater which can be placed
in any stove. The cost OF running (, much
le-, than wood or coal. and il can bc started
at a moment. notice. II j. claimed that il has
superior merits in the way Of cooking. and
Mr.. Burbank invites citizens. generally, and
especially the ladies to call and examine it,
merits.
some very fine harnesses have recently
b'-cn gotten up al the harness shop OF james
\. M-Gown. in this city. Among them Is one
for J. T. Grant 4 CO.. nickle mounted and Il
brass mounted one now shown in the window
Of hi shop. for !. Mct;own. 10 he used at Bar
liirbor the present season. The harnesses are
pronounced by judges to lie the finest ever
gotten up in Eastern Maine. both in quality Of
stock and workmanship.
Mr. y H. Pierce went out to the Barron
brook SUNDAY. and having hiiched his horse
10 tree followed down the brook. ON his
return lIe found hi, horse had got eutangled
ia the halter. had thrown himself and had
broken one Of hi, fore legs. Mr.. Pierce killed
the horse and employed Mr.. Barron, who
lives near there. TO bring him and his wagon
home.
Moral-Don't take horse 10 the Barron
brook. sunday.