Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-14


Deiham. Oct. ;, 1856
Judge Emery has commenced the work OF
clearing up and draining his new lot. with the
view Of building house next season,
Morrison & Joy. last week, repaired and
improved their hay scales.
Mrs. c. l.. stevens is visiting her daughter
Mr.. Morang In Boston. Mr.. stevens IS ac-
compsnied by her younger daughter. Miss
Maud.
DR.. 5. y. Virgin went TO Boston Monday
morning expecting TO be absent nearly all the
week.
Sec advertisement OF Irving Osgood photo
grspber. in another column.
senator Hale's boy had party on Friday
evening last.
We hear that Mr.. Eugene Hale. accom-
panied by her three sons and her mother, Mrs.
Chandler, Will sail for Europe next month
with the intention Of spending year abroad.
Mr.. Geo. +. woodw ard OF this city left
home MONDAY morning for s.. Paul. MINI,
with the intention OF seeking a future home
ell In the drug store OF Geo. 4. Parrh.r, where
he rendered most faithful and efficient service
EnterprisiDg and Of good character and habits,
be is one OF our most promising young men.
We wish him success.
Miss Lizzie Jelison, Of somervinc. Mas,
il visiting relatives and friend. in this city.
Miss Josie Campbell. Of Cherr, field. T..
making visit nj the house OF her sister. Mr..
W. II. Davis, in this city.
Mr.. Charles Watt. OF Boston. i visiting
his mother and other Relatives in this city.
DIR. l.. $. Chileo,t, OF Bangor. has replcn-
ished our lsrder with liberal supply of
venison killed By hini last week In the wilder
ness about Lake Mopang. We presume that
this ID. ID. S. doughty Deer Saser.) chose
the vicinity OF Lake Mopang for hunting
ground because Of 1t, proximity 10 Church.
establishment at Beddington, thus securing the
cheap and easy transportation Of the hides to a
tsnnery.
Tuesday. the 9Th, the &. A. 4. Post Of
Buck-port. received telegram, asking them
TO receive the remains OF Zeha ". Burrill.
formerly member of Co. T.. 9Th Ne Regt,
who died at Meriden, Conn. TO be sent By
boat.
Capt. Thomas Nicholson Of Bucksport, ha,
reversed the order Of fitting out for the Banks.
by commencing in the fall 10 get ready He
Is now having his dorie, repaired and painted
and his vessels oyerhauled
Almond Rowell Of Orland. ha- been grant
ed pension Of eight dollars per month, for
disabilities incurred in the late civil war.
B. A. Goodridge, former resident Of
Bucksport. when boy, and son-in-aw Of
Thomas +. Virgin. Esq is editor OF The
Pine Knot" paper published at Southern
Pines. Moore County, y. {.
Ernest ID. Hutching-. OF Buck sport, man
broken down in health in the railroad service,
has received i've hundred dollar, from the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fircmcn, an a.
ISOLATION OF which he is member.
Col. c. c. Burri spent several days OF
last week In Roston.
DR. T. J. Ba;cheder of Machas, WAS in
this city last week. he having been called TO
North Hancock by the death OF his mother.
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for few days.
A few days ago Mr.. o. K. Burnham cap.
tured from hollow tree, back of North Han
cock settlement, about seventy-five pounds OF
honey. He LINED" the bees several weeks
ago.
Mr.. James Hamilton has been lenovating
and repairing his house on High street.
The new house of Charles Curtis, on Wat
er street. which We mentioned several weeks
ago, Is fast taking on very attractive appear
ance. The outside il nearly finished and con-
siderable work has been done inside.
Mrs. Geo. Grey of Hallowell. formerly of
Orland. died Saturday, Sept. %, aged 80 years.
Her remains were brought to Orland for bu-
rial. She leaves husband and three children.
A nine year old son of Mr.. Frank Sargent
at the Falls met with a serious and painful ac-
cident on Saturday evening of the ID inst In
some manner while at play he fell and frac-
tured the left arm above the elbow. at the
same time dislocating the elbow joint DR..
Haines rendered the needed surgical assistance.
There was young mems meeting held in
the vestry Saturday evening, the End, at Or
land. for the purpose of forming Y. NJ. c.
A. The meeting was conducted by Captain
Hanson. The subject ian impromtu one} was
There are rocks under your lee. Rum will
wreck you every time. Port your wheel
quick ~ which was discussed in truly nauti-
cal style.
Chester, fifteen year old son Of Mr.. Perley
Kane Of Brooklin, shot himself Thursday af-
ternoon, while fooling with revolver. The
bullet entered the lett leg above the knee, max
ing deep wound. DIR. Herriek was sum-
moned. wro probed for the ball, but did not
succeed in finding 1t.
Mr.. Josiah Garland Of Msriaville, aged
seventy-four years while repairing Goodwin's
bridge, fell a distance Of fourteen feet, receiv-
ing injuries which terminated fatally In few
days.
The Ladies' Improvement Society have
purchased the old Emerson tannery building
near the gas house, and have given it to Geo.
Whitaker to take it away. Its removal will
be q great improvement to the city.
The house of Bryon P. Carter at South
Surry, was consumed by fire the end. By tn
timely assistance Of the neighbors the house
hold effects were saved. Cause Of fire UNI
known.
Mr.. Joseph Mason has vacated the house at
the corner Of Hancock and Spruce streets.
which has been sold to Mr.. E. X. Hopkins and
has moved into the ''Drinkwater house" on
Bridge hill.