Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-10
Mrs. Barlow. Hall has recently been to

FIX County Commissioner ]. c. Walker.
was in town on Monday.
Capt. f. L. Fullerton Of somerville, Mass.
j. in town for a few DAYS.
The Green Mountain House closed for the
season on Saturday last
Judge Geo. F. Dutton is greatly improy-
ing his residence by the addition Of new ELL
The Rev. Or. Tenney has now been a
clergyman in Ellsworth for more than half a
century.
Mr.. Blane's cottage at Bar Harbor will
command very attractive view of French
man, Bay.
Geo. W. Vanderbilt has left Bar Harbor
to find quarters at the United States Hotel.
saratoga, y \.
r.-Edgar Stevens OF san Francisco was
in this city, Monday. He is visiting hi. native
town Of BluchiH.
AT the Maine Central ticket Office in this
city, - excursion tickets. were sold TO the
Fair AT Bangor, last week.
The former First Assistant Postmaster
''tperal. Gov. Crosby. has recently been stop
Ijn- at the Rodick. Bar Harbor
\. NJ. Phillips is studying law in the
office Of Geo. 7. button. and John 4. Peters
n the office OF Wiswcll 4 King.
pr. II. O. :. Lowell OF Roxbury. Mass.
j. visiting in Lewiston aud will remain in the
ritl until the middle of next week.
The Rev. Henry L. Griffin. pastor of the
Hammond street church. Bangor, occupied the
Congregational pulpit in this city. morning
and evening on Sunday last.
-pr. Emerson Gesssins has been appointed
one Of The Board OF p,".ion Examiner, in this
city. Hi appointment was delayed by being
mi--drectei to Ellsworth. Kansas
The wife Of DR.. Geo. 4. Phillips ha, been
4uitc seriously m for several weeks. but ac-
corlinS 10 Ia>' reports She i slowly improv-
u-
pr Edwin \. Clark. who has recently
he,n praoiicing medicine in Franklin. Mass.
T. uu yi-t to hi parents, Mr. and Mrs.. A.
W { ark in this city.
thlcf Justice Peters i a philosopher In
ai...a-i1.ns for forgr,fulnc>, Of trifiug mat
Ter he recently said My memory i acting
~ The principle Of the >ury i,al Of the fitte>t.-
L.rsfaa .tarHai.
''i' very pleasant call on Monda!
'''''" " "''"h' f.''.' "t 'he New York
custom House. who j. using hi> annual yaca-
'lon To- visit HI old homc and frirnd- 1t Han
The plans ara drawn for Mr.. Bajnc'- cot
'.,-e at Rar Ilarhor. II will be- three stories in
"' .-4'.' "'i1 "''' I1"""'H ''. erected lh' pres
,"' l'I. IT, Af'u'''e' i VT VIM 'uiha''
'''- ~ "''"" ihA'
Mr. aui MIR. Nc, orinark II Boston are
>iHtH- few day ia thi, city. Mr..
Mo 'rln4ta wa Nil, Frances Moore. former
4, 81 Ellsworth, but recently u Boston. They
-T' H"" 'H '"'iF wedding tour
Mr.. ~l.y 7. BLACK narrow Is escaped very
>.rjau> Ed uric Few DAY, a.u. T., being
thrown from her cs,rria-c. while riding on
r.r,a-'arn road. She wa unron>cioI> for
short time but j. not. W. arr glad TO learn.
sorry e'F'"u>i, injured.
+. T. Parsons. II. f. sowlc and other, went
"n d fishing excursion last week in the Yacht
Alice" They were ab-cn, Two nights and
went 'ui a. far a the Duck Islands. returning
mostly cod.
-Cyru, +. E,l.erj, Of orring-,on. chief mai,
"tfh schooner Grace Cover Of se'lswick,
fell In'n ih' hold while the schooner was load
in- mahogany at the entrance II the san Pedro
river. on the Mexican coast, receiving injuries
from "h,oh he died in fourteen day> and was
h.r"! An-. g.
III. BAPTIST society desires hereby mo-,
h's'tjs d. thank the mann fricni- who 80 cor
dia'l hr.d hospitality in the event Of it, IN
t'rtaIuiu- the STATE Convention. and at ih,
>su. '.ma 70 inform them TIA; il j. decided NOT
70 invite the convention 1" bold H. me,tin--
her" fiiI> tall.
Til, members Of Diri.o Engine Co. No.
g. ar, requested 10 NEE, AT their hall. On
thursday evening "f this week. al : O'clock.
D. W.. 10 divide the money in the treasury. and
also 10 select a new uniform. Fer order u
f1'nA +. smith. Foreman,
At IanIoinc, on the 1t Inst. Fred Gran,
ant I-,'ir Grant wcrr out cunning. when
Ft,7l'- gun f,.ll from hi. shoulder and wa, di--
CHARGED. the content, takin. effect in L.
De-, ,,,,>. on one foot in which he received
bad wounds. Dr. Phllip. cared for the in
u-,r! to,>. and tl,,. wounded man /, rrfart.d
g. doing we'll
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A party consisting Of the following per
>ou- went from tti. city 10 Bar Harbor on
Tuesday {. Il. Partridge and wife. J. W.
Davis. W. II. DaYi>. Mr.. j. II. Partridge.
Mr.. sally +. Black, Mr.. West, Mr.. Forsaith,
Mrs.. &. T. JOY. Mr.. y. X. Woodward OF
EA-W orth; Dr. Fred \. Davis and Nil,
Goodei! Of >earsport.
TIL, Hancock Bautist Association will
hold il. Fjfty-first Anniversary at south
W,>t Uarbor. commencing Tuesday. sept.
II. The annual sermon will be bv Rev. T.
L. Herring: Home Mission address bv Rev.
4. +. Mason. u. d.. Boston: Foreign Mis-
sion address. Fifty Years If Missions" Rev.
J. II. Mur,lock. u. d.. Boston: Historical
sermon. Rev. {. f. Harden other sermons
aud ,,l,lr,-.,e. by representative clergymen and
layinen.
All tf.Yegafes and clcrsymen will ind enter