Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-05
State News.

East Madison i. to have WOODEN
mill.
MIR. Joseph Boston, well-knsun cni-
zen Of Avon, died the 22d inst, aged rs
wears
Simon Johnson. ~ho b. kep,a livery
stable n Iiallow.l tifis years. d,~l On
"Wednesday,
A cabbage !, IN tnhhi,lon II Bangor.
which has a diameter Of i feet anI weigh.
80 pounds
Capt. +. NJ Robinson has resigned the
Phillip. post-otfiee, intending 10 pass the
winter in California.
Jenkins 4 Savage. kngfeld, are pre-
pairing to erect steam mai for the manu-
fActure Of birch and popsf
sadie. the I,,tie daughter of Mr. Mil
lard Fillmore # Mspleion. es- burnt 10
death last week BY her clothes taking fire.
The Beifnst Journal ad, l,es farmer. to
get rid Of cider apple. snd to graft or set
out the standard varieties, which are always
.aIabe
Daniel Robinson Of Ea. Madison will.
If he lives. be l0l wears old December Is
He was born IN South Abingdon. Mass.
Thomas Harding Of Buxton, committed
suicide BY drowning Sunday morning Of las,
week. lie was Young man Of steady
industrious habits and unmarried.
The Aroostook Music-l Associations
second annual convention. at the Opera
House IN -Hou,on, has been successful
The chorus numbered one hundred.
Capt Isaac Coombs Of Camden. recent
lv received from Hon. Alexander leith,
banker at Han kow. China, chest Of tea
grown in the Emperor's private garden.
Rev. II. C. Munson, G. W. c. r., and
VI. }. Dow, G. W. G., |. o. g. r. are max
ing tour of Franklin county, resuscitatine
Lodges have been organized the past fort
night at Weld, Rsngeley, Madrid, Phillips,
Strong and Pennington.
Two prisoners escaped from the Bath
lookup FRIDAY afternoon, during the JAM
tors absence, by removing a cell doer and
gathering down portion of the wall. They
took to the woods and Friday night were
still al large.
City undertaken DENIM. O'Connor, Bid
USibius against was Drought
for burying the drowned man, Nahum Nor
rison, without robe or coffin, was arraigned
in the municipal cour, Friday and pleaded
not guilty. Thirteen witnesses have been
summoned. Owing to the sickness Of the
defendants counsel the case was continued
to November 10.
A sparring match between kirain of
Boston and Jerry Murphy Of Bangor. Thurs
day, terminated in a wrangle after tie
second, when the police brought the affair
to a close.
Mrs. Daniel s. Boyd, Kenduskesg, was
taken suddenly i'll Wednesday evening, re-
turning with her daughter from Hudson,
and died shortly after reaching neighbours
house.
Henry Tuesley, a young man who car
ried the mail from Hermon TO Hermon
Center, a distance Of one and one-half miles
was taken with hemorrhage Thursday fore
noon, while on the route, and died shortly
afterwards.
Levi Robinson. ship carpenter Of
Thomaston. fell in the ship-yard there the
2Slh, striking on the back of his head,
fraciu.ing the base Of the skull. The sur
geon Thursday morning pronounced the in
juries fatal.
1T is SAID that the Mckay family Of
Phippshurg received news last week of tine
death of rich relative IN England, who
died three years ago, leaving fortune Of
81, 900, 900. to which they are the only
heirs. The lawyer who has the matter in
charge has been searching for the Mckay
family for three years.
The eighth anniversary Of the dedica-
ton Of the NJ. E. Church of Pennington,
was celebrated Thursday, with appropriate
religious exercises. The speakers were
Rev. L. H. Bean uhe pastor,) Presiding
Elder Polite, Rev. John Allen, Rev. @. H.
Pope (pastor of the Congregational church.
and Rev. E.A. Mason (pastcr Of the Bap-
tist church.)
Surgeon General Hammond has estab-
lished an additional sanitary station At the
terminus of the Canadian International
Railroad. DR.. J. Fred Hill of WatervilIe,
has been appointed sanitary inspector, with
orders to proceed at once to the station,
which is one of the most important and
on the Canadian frontier.