Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-12
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Mrs y. NJ. Woods has gone to Thomastor
for a visit Of several weeks.
Miss Fannie Otis. OF Otis. was in this cit,
last week, on her way to Boston,
Theodore H. Leake OF Boston. has chsrg,
Of the work of frescoing the Congregations
church in this city.
Mr.. John Royal has recently received 4
pension check for arresrages at the rate of q
per month, amounting TO f6s4.
The steam Yacht Creedmoor. owned by
Corners Brothers OF Bar Hsrbor. ha. gone into
winter quarters al Winter Harbor.
Mr.. J. W. Coombs has been confined 10
his house for several days BY illness. We are
glad TO bear that he Is now improving.
We hear that Mrs. ". P. Woodward fell
down stairs few DAYS ago, and hurt herself
"a badly that .he Is not able to be out.
AT Sargcnt,ille, Edward Brown raised the
present Year four hundred and twen,y-seven
pounds OF potatoes from three pounds OF
seed.
Deputy Collector Thomas Clark Of South
wc>t Harhor was in attendance on the Con-
,rcealional Conference held at Ellsworth Falls
la>t week.
In the gale OF the end inst. Mr.. Edwin
EunA'r'> Yacht broke from her moorings and
drittrd upon the bar at Bar Harbor, badly In
turing her
Mr. Geo. Perkins has cow which Is now
making more than nine pounds Of butter a
v'-k. and he claims that she I. the best COW
.n The city.
Hon. and Mrs. James &. Blaine were In
M at, On Thursday night Of last week. the
guests q senator Hale. They went 10 Bar
Htrhur on the following day
The ladies OF the Unitarian society. VIII
"f'r for sale fine assortment OF useful and
ornamental articles. at their fair which occurs
Wednesday and THURSDAY. December . and Z.
NJ Z. V. Barton. representing the Dskots
N'r-aGe Loan Corporation. was in This city.
"a Monday last. We understand that he made
+ Rurnhsm E>G.. An agent OF the Com
rsnl.
Much matter Is sgan crowded out this
N-A. report of the Congregational Con-
1-.n.o At Ellsworth Fsll-. was received too
,r' FOR publication. ThI, deferred mstter W III
.rresr in our next issue
Nj Colin Mckenzie left thi. city on Thurs
Ht' .a>t for Cape Rreton Island. where he will
-l'Hl several days in visiting HI. aged parents
sr3 'h' homf II hi childhood Mr.Mckenzic's
n who ha> been at the Island for several
w..h>. :" ill return home with his father.
The Maine Central Railroad COMPANY in
r.Hj 10 have new screw steamer Of ~ feet
30 i'u-th built the coming winter. to run on
,H' Esr lIsrbor ferry in place OF the Sehenos.
''' A'icr being too small 10 accommodate the
business. She has not Vet been contracted
.nr.
nn Friday evening Of This week the third
GESTURE IN The congregational ,our>, Win be
gwen a. IN" Sesiry. BY Prof j :. S.waII. u.
~, Bangor, whose subject will be The
psrrs Expedition To Japan Prof >cws}l l.
Oh, % the rNivors Of thu expedition.
", hear hist Mis- Sarah VI. JOY j. rapid
"a dispensing 81 her large stock Of mil incrv
GOODS in this CITY, hich she intend. 10 entire
J, r.u>o out before the fr>t Of January next.
W understand that ~he viii lcs,c this city
-.or after thsi date. 10 spend the remainder Of
he inter in California.
Mr. +. J. Swan. recently Of Franklin. ha-
moved 10 Minneapolis. MINI. He desires u,
20 -ay that he viii give go for certain evil
d'nee 81 the origin Of the late trc which
burned his store ri Franklin and il II was in
c.uliAry. he will give $500 FOR the arrest and
conviction 81 The guilty party
Nj. W. 4. Miken Of Bar Harhor. has
purchased Of J. H. Stmson. sullivan. the
steam scow Transit. She was brought to Bar
Harhor last week and viii be employed in
general !rri-htinE business 10 and from ports
on Frcnohman', BAY in connection with the
,loop Advance.
Major L. II. Hcndershot. the drummer bow
q the Rappshaunock. will. we are informed.
Civ Ais popular entertainments one at West
Gouli>boro, the 18th instant and one At Frank
lin The 18Th instant. Major Hender-hot will be
accompanied by good tifer and VIII be furth-
ct s>,i,;ed hy the best musical talent OF the
show named places. There will be ssuppcr
SD. tat aft.r cAch entertainment
We have received a copy OF the .iriel. a
nest ,jtrle paper published at Ea>t Maine Com
ference Seminary. J. Z. Burke principal cd
''pr. The paper j. credit not only 20 the
eii;ors and students. but 10 the Seminary IL
81 II contains several wel-written articles
and gives expression 10 some very excellent
iiea- and hue sentiments We have no doubt
'hA, th" irisl will not only be All educator but
power FOR good in the Seminary
I. g. Dcs Isle. Esq. Of Bar Harhor. was
in thu city on TUESDAY Of thi- week HI hsd
just come from Bangor where he hsd pur-
chased part offs cargo OF lumber 10 be
Shipped 10 Isle all Haut. where he will com
nlenre 1t once the work OF erecting a summer
hotel Mr.. De- I-le will purchase considerable
.unth"r ~ thi- port also. for which the vessel
partially loaded at Bangor, will call on her
NAY 10 Isle su Fisut
The following damages by the late gale are
reported from Castin.: Mr.. Alfred Adam,
Yacht couj,c broke from her moorings and
4rl:;,i ashore, receiving slight damage. A
Yacht owned by Samuel Datson WAS tota
wrerk aud Two small boats owned By John
>npsyIn4u were stoveup. JIM Dennet Yacht
l'a-i- quite badly damaged while living al
The wharf Of W. II. Witherle Teams coming
id from Pcnobscot report that the fences along
The roads We're blown down
A little girl. Miss Belle Howard. who hs
liked in thi> city, writes from Rosebud Mon
lana where she now resides, to q Young friend
her ~ follows How would you like to ride
twele miles TO sunday school. on horseback
That j. - hat have done for the last two sun
d4y>. There were thirteen. teachers and
scholars. there to-day. Perhaps YOU may
think our sabbath school is in q nice frame
building. but it is not. 1t is small log cabin
with only one window, yet we enjoy It just Il,
much a. If ii WAS in one Of the incest church
= in Ellsworth.
The following item Is copied from tn.
Bangor Daily Wing aud Courier. The fol
low IN item in regard TO Bangor lady popu
lar in musical circles. We take from the Inner
icln Register. paper published in London
England Mrs. DR.. F. II. Chase. OF Bangor
Maine. lady quite celebrated for her mu-ica
and vocal powers. left England FOR Amerc,
lsst Thursday by the Germanc. During he
1--WE month";. stay in England. Mrs. Chae.
ha- made many sincere friends, who will
gladly welcome her. when she returns 10 th
side Of the Atlantic.
Mr.. +. II. Chase is well known in this cit,
and resident NJ nrl.