Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17

81 rriand, Friday. WAS caught BY a falling tree
and thrown Ia the ground where he lay for
ten minutes before hs companions could reach
him. II was thought 81 first his back was
broken. Or. Perry says Il Is not broken but
hi spine has received severe injuries from
which be may not recover. Al time OF writ
lng hi lower limbs are completely paralyzed.
-GqPer.
-Ex->hcrif Taft Of West Gouldshoro was
tn town last Friday.
). &. Chilcoit hae been appointed spanish
Consular agent st this port
Our engine companies arc frequently out
in the carly evening for practice.
4 large party from New York went TO the
Parker Hou>c, Bar Iarbor, June :.
/. +. Giles. Of walthAm, +. studying law
IN tho Office u Hale 4 Hsmlin in this city.
Mrs \. F. Drinkwater ha~ returned home
from Massachusetts whore she .pcn; the win
Ter.
Mr. ". VI Waits, OF This city. has recent
Is been up river to look after hi. lumber in
forests.
y rev -rarelcd sidewalk has been built
ou high street, extending from f. C. Uraun's
80 \. rarcher'-.
There We're one hundred arrivals u; Bar
IiaThor Saturday on the steamers City Of
Richmond and Mount Desert.
MIR G. W. Mason ha- been making very
extensive alterations and Improvements on the
interior Of hi, house on High street.
1t j, expected that over 100 Maine veier-
an. viii attend The Grand Army National En-
campmoni IN San Francisco in August.
Hon J. 6. Blaine Wa in town Wednesday
night H. went TO Bar narbor Thursday
where he va, joined later by MI, Blaine
A n,w stree; lamp la. been hung to an
en- tree on the south -ile Of High street, near
lS opposite The residence OF Capt. A. H.
H.l'aits
Frank Harmon of Orlsnd Yell Gown stairs
on The 5ii ln>'.. breaking his neck He died
f,w bour- att-rward. He was about IS wears
IF age.
Gro. Z. Emery. who represented sullivan
IN IL" Lewiston convention. stopped with
friends in Bangor and also in Ellsworth on
HI return trip.
j VI. Butler. Esq. Of North Hancock " no
ha> been confined TO his house by illness for
,yeral months +, now able to visit this city and
appear, 10 b. improving.
A jolly party Of Juvenile picnicers comfort
ably seated in hay-rack partly filled with hay,
and drawn by Senator Hale's horses. went TO
shady Nook on saturday last.
~.,a-.- u.ia
o. r. r. Thatcher. Esq. OF Bangor, thirteen
valuahle volumes, the records OF the CONT
mental Congress from l774 TO l7ss.
Mr.. Z. h. Tapey. OF No. Brooksville has
been appointed assistant llght-keeper at Saddle
back Ledge. in place OF T. II. circuit. who has
been transferred 10 Wood island
Our neighbors A. W Groely and A. H.
Norris have been making marked improve
mers'- on the fronts OF their stores. In doing
ihi, the paint brush has been called into re-
QUESTION.
A new iron lamp post bearing close re-
-emblanee to an iron spindle on s half-tide
ledge. has recently been put on wiggin',
corner. II /, marked Improvement.
some Of the nice and complicated machin-
cry in the time-lock Of c. {. Bu-rirs bank safe
-ct out Of order short time ago. and the man
ufacturcr- sent man down from Boston to
ADJUST il
The reports which usually appear under
the head Of SUNDAY in the Churches" were
unay oidably crowded out last week after being
put in type. They will be found on the first
page Of this issue.
Judge Emery is attending the law term OF
the courts for the Eastern District OF Maine,
which commenced lat Bangor on Tuesday OF
this week Hancock county, cases will be
reached about Thursday Of the present week
Frank \. Mcdonald most successfully
adnlittance into the Boston School Of Technol-
osy. He will enter at the beginning Of the
coming term in September next.
The ladies Of the Waltham Sewing Circle
viii give an entertainment on Saturday, July
5, for the benefit OF their society A good
dinner and supper as well as good time and
good music will be furnished at the town hall
in that town.
Brother Wood announces that daily
paper 10 be called The Seaside oracle. 4
daily journal of Mount Desert News will b,
issued daily from the Office Of the Mount Deser
Herala during the summer Of 1855. The FIR.
number viii appear on or about Monday
June 2lst
Mr.. +. 7. Parker. OF No. Brooksy lie " be
j. eighty-siX years Of age, walked to their mill
which Is shout an eighth Of a mile from theil
house one day lately, thing she has not done
before for thirty years. Mr.. Parker, who 1.
eighiy-three wears old. has sawed quite lot O.
shingles this spring.
Mr. Blaine's new stable now building neal
his cottage is n by Il feet. II will contain /
caTriage-room. laundry, harness-room, four
single stalls and one box stall on lower door
and four rooms and a hay loft on the uppe,
floor. Mr.. John L. Clark was the architect
Herald.
A cat belonging TO Cyrus Emery, ESQ.
/ Of sullivan. caught recently and brought ints
| the house young rabbit which weighed onl,
| two and half ounces. Mr.. Emery put the III
tie rabbit in cage and has ever since kept it .,
much valued pet.
| Mrs. X. III. SWEET, whose late husband wa,
a member Of the Ellsworth Council, Roya
/ Arcanum, in this city, has received check 70,
5000. in payment Of her claim against that or.
der for insurance on the life Of DR.. SWEET. he,
late husband.
Any subordinate lodge Of Good Templar
within the County OF Hancock which woult
like to invite the next session Of the Hancoel
District Lodge which should be held with tn
least possible delay, will confer specis
favor by notifying A. L. Young. Dis
trict Secretary, South Hancock, or j. c
Chieott, District Templar, Ellsworth, Of tina
fact.
Even herb tea is not always a safe bever
age. Sunday, the 9Th, Mr.. Emery Crosby, O.
Aurora, with his wife, went to Wsltham I,
visit the mother of the latter, Mrs. Kingman
While there all three partook Of some herl
tea OF some kind which had been STEPPED fol
colds. There proved to be something poison
Gus in the tea, probably some poisonous herb
and all were taken quite sick, Mr.. Crosby be