Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-13
Probate Court to-day "wednesday, and

COY. Robbie has accepted an invitation to
/ attend the New England Fair in Bangor. Dur
in4 his stay in that city he will be the guest of
Hon. >ilas Hatch.
Mr. Henry Bartlett. who for the last twen-
/ IL years has been a resident of Midland City.
! Mich. arrived here last Thursday on visit to
/ hi> relatives and friends.
J ". Gould RECEIVED by boat Wednesday
morning q large lot Of fruit. consisting Of
watermelon>, bananas, peaches, and some
very fine Nyack pippins which were packed en-
pre>sl, for him.
Mrs. Caroline Tolman OF Washington. ID.
e.. accompanied by her son. is visiting at Mrs
Eliza hcni-tnn's. Mrs. Tolman is daughter
+ of Mr. j. II. ll,ley formerly prominent citi-
zen of Ellsworth.
Nh. Boyd Bartlett, who graduated from
BoN 'ioin, at the hast commencement. ha. been
engaged a. principal Of the Ca,tine High
school. MIR. Bartlett j, superior scholar and
Will doubtless prove y most successful teacher
Mrs. Z. II. Harden Of Auburndale. Mass.
with lfer daughter. Mrs.. n r. wyman. Of
\rWtnnNiic. Mass, have been visiting Mr.
and Mr.. Henry Whiting Jr.. for few DAYS.
MIR, Harden j. an aunt of Mr. Whiting aud
sister Of Hon. y. r Hin u Bucksport.
Ery. VIM. \. kce>c Of Chelsea. Mass. ar
rived here last week on visit to his sister
Mr.. = +. I,rinkwater. Mr.. Reese was
Formerly pastor Of the Baptist church here.
aH. h1> many friends were given the pleasure
.t >tenlnS to him again on SUNDAY afternoon.
No>>r,. !. T. Grant Il Co.. have fenced in
th.is lei on the we~t side of the river. extend
u- from Main street 10 their store. ~ the
70 Included something more than half Of the
entrance 20 Tho Lane. that street. whcrc it
.t,- Main street, now look> decidedly mar
f.W-
There j. 10 he grand reunion u the Ia
tr,H-of iu,haniry. at Phillips Pond. next
Wednesday. The following speakers are cN-
it.'.j 10 hc present and address the meeting
Du,. Frederick Robbie. Worthy state Master,
Hon. Il. II. Thing OF Mount Vernon. Past
NofthA Sale Master; Hon. Isaac X. Clark. Of
Han-ar. \. J. Lockhart. OF orrin.ton. aud
r'h.r,. There will be a basket picnic dinner
H. 'h' grove.
Webb writes to the Ro-ton journal that
uuiI' ulire,i persons who have watched the
itutiIu- in' e-tizaiion II Payma>ter smith OF
fa ua|y from the heginnin. say tina, the
..ur martial j. boyond question the result Of
political persecution Of that officer. The
Nuy Department in fact ha- been compelled
q. s.aUlou the charges OF collision that the
e.a'ra,tor- malr. and now r,>t> it, case on the
,..r-. ~ negligence only
Ih- entertainment in Hancock Han Mon
.ts evening iS-t. by Gorton'> original New
Cr."an> Nu-tr,-. called out i large crowd.
a ut-iu- from The frequent applause. the
'al-anr gave good satisfaction The military
sGd rpmha clo- We're particular, fnc.
lA., COMPANY went to Bar Ilarbor TUESDAY
morning q" nh an engagement and viii reap
ltar hsrs ~ saturday evening next. with an
anrc change ~ programme when no douh,
fa.y wii gal. out even a larger audience than
"u Monla, la-t.
Mach anxiety = felt ia England concern
Ia- th, a.ronaut Frrierlr \. Gpwcr ih. Joint
inventor Of The Gower-B,il telephone. who
1l- ra,u missing ,inc, hi i>ecu, At thcrlour.
iat =. Elc Wa> couductius experiments in
III. war balloons IN the Interests Of the gov
.am,ut, tnd Iii ascent wa In pursuit Of thi>
,ua. The balloon ha- since been found float
H- iu the sea aud the feeling uuw amounts 10
almost - certainty that Mr.. COVER Wa drown
'.-- vi tower N'N ''h "i MI W Yer ~
>a--,Hf u >.-i-,i,k.
The part, Of gentlemen from thi, ci;N w ho
.r;trd The schooner Ralph Il. Grant. lcfi
...-,on Friday la~i for q trip down among tn,
Islam J.. They WERE al Bar Iarhor, SUNDAY,
nt-- The launching 81 iht large ship. Frederick
billings. 20 Fue- lay. The party consisted
~ TIA, following gentlemen: Lewis Friend,
William Friend. y. y, owen Byrn. Capt.
II. } JOY J. W. Neatly. J. W Mc,own. I'd
mund b'nh'S- j. +. thirid-'' t. h Hopkins.
'i'' i''f>'h' : n. ""'''h-' -hh'. IL
'F''l!- y W. "T''i'' HNmah ''H'''I'. lame
a. i'i'N'">, = T. Partridge H. DAVIS
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correspondent q The Wig state that
'',Ia'rh Wa received III or"no, Friday.
lH l'a-rt-oua. Ni>-.. announcing the sud
Death II Capt. iar"y ;. k'ni. Of the
-h".H'r Forest Home The d'-lai"h stated
''.' y "t- necessary I" bury HIM al once and
'.a' fu3 particulars were I" -. furnished bN
',AI.. 'sIf hcni Wa born ~ bu'h>i"H anu
"a- f"r'}-nine Year> IF axe. liz followed The
>.' tiI ht> NE, and Wa well AMI fa'"railN
.i"Hu in shipping circles IN Bangor and else
"h'rr "n The river. He l'a'e> wife. two
-.l- and "no daughter 10 mourn HI lo>- and
e--" four sisters ~" Of whom are "iN'- Of
,.i. !. ". Atw"ll, Of prono. and g. \. Buff
iom. II Louisiana. Mo. and the two othrr- are
Mr.. Wm. VI. Rollins and Mr. An-on Alien
hod nf oron". TN" brothers also survive
him. cite living in orland and one in Rock
aHa. Captain Kent wa always Kind and ar-
,."r.. d mourn hi death and ,'mpa'hize
hrrry tield ha- raised : l'tE" IN aid OF Inc
>1"re Linz railroad. aud Columbia and Column
i.. Falls A.Ye each contributed 800. and in
s#3ieu uAN idual aid in meetn. land dam
500 wa- pledged. Denny >Niilc ha- voted
-'' ma i.lmuudS S3t"". la Edmunds the
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