Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-22
The Grand Jury was discharged las, Fri.

] liarbor, was IN town last FRIDAY
-Cha-. Hale. son of Mr. T. +. Hale. is lsw
student in the office of wisweil 4. King.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. s. Greene for
some choice apples raised on his farm in Snrry
VIM. Freeman, Esq, OF Cherryfeld. of
the Washington bar, was In this city las,
week.
DO not forget the rare entertainment, TO be
given in this city, Friday evening, by Stuart
Rogers.
Judge Foster, who is holding his first term
OF Court in this county, is giving excellent
satisfaction.
schooner Leonora. Capt. Bonsey. arrived
coal To r. Lord.
We are indebted to DIR. f. A. Clarke. OF
Marlborough, Mass. for copy of the West
borough Chroaosgpe.
Levi \. wymsn. having passed a good ex-
animation WAS duly admitted to the Hancock
Bar. on Tuesday morning.
J. W. Davis and W. IL. Davis have gone
% Boston TO attend carriage makers conven-
ton held in that city the present week.
Persons having cranberries for sale will
nui market at the store OF u. u. Hodgkins.
I.lmeln'. see advertisement in this paper.
he Baptist circle at their vestry. last We'd
nc,'hH. " A. a very pleasant social gathering
"ht'h was evidently enjoyed by all in attend
au,e.
-pn Monday evening last. the first traverse
..IrK " re- ont m Ya.e ,sntfl TON suI
failed 10 agree. 1t i another case of eleven
obstinate jurors.
We received very pleasant call on Mon
ia, lat from Rev. J. \. savage. of Belfast,
"a ho ha> been visiting hi. brother in thi, city.
tar few days.
20 barrie, Currer, Of Bangor. and hi nephew
Fred turrier. were in this city Monda, and
Tues iay. They are in ant Of store. suitable
for dry good, business
There win be grand bah at Hancock
Ha'lau Thursday evening Of thi. week, music
h1 Monaghan. orchestra. A gold ring will
l.. on aried 10 the best gentleman walter
Mr.. \. F. wisweH. Of this city. sailed
from New York. the ~th instant, on the steamer
"Dernanic. for Europe. and arrived at Queens
town last saturday. She will probably spend
the winter abroad.
= apt. John A Lord has gone to Boston on
business connected with the schooner sarah
A. R'ai>deli.' Of which he i, part owner. The
sarah \ Bla!sde has recently been in col
'.-jon with another vessel and damaged.
+. +. Robinson and Z. r Re,linAu Of this
city. -o:ethct viii some friends. not residents
II th> >ta'c. returned lat THURSDAY, from
hunting excursion Of a WEEKS duration. up
river. They Killed seven deer and had most
.uips able trip.
capt Jonathan Dix. an oc'o=enarian Of
fremont. while passing from the shore Ia hi,
boat iH his punt. oct. ). fell overheard. He
na- taken from the water n>en-ihr. and the
-hock 10 hi> system brought on pneumonia
from " hich be died few iay, later.
Iudg, Moore, q st. Hclrn'- Oregon. i,
visiting hi father. Mr. Heard l.. Moore nj the
Bas side. Judge Moore now visits Maine for
the fir; time in tWrniy-two Years. He ha-
hcrn successfully engaged in the practice, Of
iw in oregon.
A pheasant social event Of last week. wa,
d reunion % the 4. classes ~ and -. Inter
mediate school. AT the home Of Mr.. Tuna
Adams lIeppncr. The hearty goodwill aud
freedom that persaded the evening showed
ihH The Oh time sympathy between teacher
and pupil YET exists.
Edaard Bon>cy. chief engineer Of the Fire
department in this city. accompanied by o.
u. Madduck~. who holds like position in
Bangor. attended Firemen's Convention in
B.-iou. il>t week. MIR. Bou>ey reports q first
ri, slime, tho Visiting frenen being trcaied
liz kin@>. snl that down east money wouldn't
pas there ~ an.
The subject of Rev +. A. Herrinc'> di>-
cour,. al thu Baptist church next SUNDAY AZ
t'rnoon viii Ice the inquiry. tShall We know
10 Heaven the dear ones of EARTH" Those
".4p were present At the PRAYER meeting Tues
lay evening VIII understand the reason for
tAe selection aud announcement Of This theme.
-Tue-dal afternoon - Mr.. \. J. saunder-
uaii tam wa, standing 1T the post-oiiiee II
took fright 10y throwing mail bag into the
wagon and started upon rapid run up Main
street. but Was fortunately stopped by Michael
brumm, thus avoiding what might have been
serious matter a. the streets were full Of
passing iearu> AT the time.
About one thousand workmen are now
employed II Bar fIarbor and vicinity getting
r.aol for another season. Fifty new cottages
viii be erected between now and next july
The hotel, have found this profitable season
and have all made money one house whose
proprietor is embarrassed by debt OF SPA
90. say that il has 4 capacity with such bust
nos il enjoyed this year. 10 clear 5000 an
uu4'ly.
We rlsd to hear that the citizens OF
Ellsworth are 10 have the benefit of four
lectures in the near future to be given at the
Congregational vestry a. follows: /. Oct.
so. \ Voyage to the Azores, by Prof L. r.
>isarns. u. u. >. Nov. 6. savonarola. by
R.s. q. W. Field. u. D. g. NOV. 10. The
Perry" Expedition to Japan. by one Of the
survivors. Prof. J. :. Sewail u. u. l. Nov
20 The Elevator. by Prof. c. J. II. Ropes.
The entire proceeds Of these lectures will be
devoted 10 the rcnoy alton Of the church
Ticket, viii be sold a. follows: single ticket.
- cents; for the course OF four lectures. sl.o0.
saturday. the closin., day Of the sagadahoc
Fair. 300 people were present. There was
splendid weather aud good track. The
stallion race was won by Gray George.
Iop>bam, in 2.49. 2.2s cla>s-Hambletonian
Knox WIS first. Giibreth Maid second Black
Nil third Time. 2.e9, 2.29i. 3.3I "a. 2.45
class Red Cross first, Lady Independence see
ond. F o. j. third. Time, 2.401. 2.4l, 2.395.
2.4l 81. Hambietonian Knox, il will be seen.
ha> trottel into the go list and is now stand
ard bred by hi. own performance. He il also