Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-07
DIR. H. c. Vaughan was in town for few

The October term of the s. j. Court will
open in this city. on Tuesday Of next week
Judge Emery presiding.
james Mcdonald. formerly bead clerk 70,
Clark 4 Davis, left on the Monday morning
train for six months course at the Portland
Business College.
i. NJ. Grant. Esq, Il doing some nice
grading on the grounds about his new
house.
The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard returned home
last Wednesday from a pleasant visit to Mt.
kineo.
The newspaper portrait of John r. An.
drew. the democratic candidate for Governor
OF Massachusetts, bears a strong resemblance
to Capt. Ped" Cousins, OF Eas, Lamoine.
The Sorrento Company having purchased
the charter OF the Long Pond Water Com
pany, insurcs good supply of water for sor-
rento
Geo. b. Stuart is studying law in the Office
OF John Il. Redmsn. Esq.
DIR. Chase and wife OF Elmira. n. Y. were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Brooks In this
city, last week.
Mrs. Henry Peaks, OF Bangor, made a
recent visit to her sister. Mr.. A. G. Blaisdell.
in this city.
DR.. R. +. Hagcrthy. OF Steuben, was In
town last week
There will be 3 masquerade ball. at
Blakc's Hall, West Sullivan, Friday evening,
October $. music by George A. Joy. Costumes
from $. :. Fulsom. OF Cambridge, Mass. Mt
prices 80 low that ali can afford 10 masoue.
Managers; Thomas Hooper. VIII o. Emery.
III. l.. olesvcs, J. u. Wood, VIII Lawrence.
George Martin, Dan Saunders Link Bragdon.
J. r. Stevens, John Hooper.
DR.. and Mr.. L. $. Chilco,t OF Bangor are
spending few days in the enjoyment of camp
life in ''the wide old woods" at Lake Mopang.
Judge Emery has returned home from
Piscataquis county, where he has been holding
a term Of court
The Boston CoHgregdiioHdiist has the fol-
lowing good word for Miss Henrietta II.
Stanwood. daughter Of Mr.. W. +. Stanwood.
Of ihis city: We take pleasure In announcing
that Mis, Henrietta II. Stanwood, who for ten
wears has been connected with the Chrisffrn
Mirror at Portland, Me-. has joined the staff OF
the CongregatioEaiia, which is happy to
avail itself of her long experience and special
fitness FOR journalistic work.
Charles Jordan. whom we reported n be-
'n< III Of fever. in the city OF Boston few
weeks ago. i now at the house OF his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood Jordan, In this ei,y.
He is doing well, but is still lacking In strength
His sister. Miss Sarah. returned " it'll him.
Charles Hale is employed as clerk In the
post-ofhee In this city in place OF Frank A.
Mcdonald. who has entered the Boston School
OF Technology
J. j. Il \. +. Hopkins have recently pur-
chased a large steam boiler which they have
Transported into the woods in the vicinity OF
OTIS. II j, intended to drive machinery for the
manufacture Of lumber and l. 10 be moved from
place TO place a. may be found necessary.
a. r. Devereux. Esq, attended the re~un-
ion Of the first Maine Cavalry at skowheysn
lat week.
Whenever a yea and nay vote is taken In
the Mains Senate at the next session. the first
name csllcd viii he that Of senator Burrill Of
ihi- city, there being no senator elect whose
name commences with A and Senator Burrill
being the only one whose name commences
With Is. Thu III afford him the opportunity
Of striking the keynote. a prerogatiye which
VIII he valuable on every important vote.
Mr.. John Hopkinson. Of Cambridge, Mss.
hrothcr-in-law Of President Eliot. 1, having
cottage built near Mr.. Eiio,'s, nj Northeas,
HWbor. Mr.. J. II. SOULS, Of Southwest Har-
b"r, j. The contractor and ma-ter-buider. The
blasting for the foundation was done by Mr. L.
Mcdonald Of Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Vim. II. Pr.ble and daughter, Of
Chicago. are visiting relatives at Cranberry
l-lts. their former home
MIR. Story. and others. OF Cambridge hay.
recently purchased ten acres OF land on W hs, i.
known a the Stanley hill. at Cranberry Isles.
at one hundred dollars per acre
The grand jurors from Buek.port
IT tho coming term OF court are
Austin saunders and I.aac Briiton. The
traverse juror are A. II. GEM and John l..
Homer
AT North Buck,port. Capt. Frank Walker.
VI, kicked on the chest. and thrown out Of the
carriage by horse. Monday. sept. eOth The
blow Wa severe but he is out and attending to
business.
Mrs Linuie Brown has gone TO Brockton.
Mass. 10 join her husband. Or. Daniel f..
Brown, no has settled there n, practising
physician.
The agent for the Maine Central Railroad
Company. AT Franklin Road Station has sent 10
the Treasurer OF the Company al Portland for
tickets and freight during the month OF Sep
TENDER, eight hundred and fifty dollars, which
does not include any car load freights.
On our first page to-day will De found
striking and instructive Illustration OF the COM
para,ive worth Of the various kind. Of baking
powder, now in the market.
Two boys. Isaac Dunbar and welland
"rindal' while digging al Penobscot, In one Of
the old she'll heap. near the narrows, found
several flint arrow heads OF fine W workmanship,
and a human jaw bone, the remnant Of some
cannibal feast.
MAINE PATRNTs.-List OF patents issued 10
Maine inventors for the week ending Sept Is
IH'o. ErpoTicu LOT Us DS D. H. Mason, S0llcitor
Of Patents and Counsel in Patent Cases.
Wheelwright & Clark's Block. Bangor. Maine ::
{. II. Howard. Auburn, Siasher; Assignor
10 J. ;. Bailey. Milford. Mass.
Whole number for the week-Patents, All :;
Designs. -; Trade Marks. "a: Labels. g.;
Reissues, 4; Total. 453.
The new bridge near J. Fred Webster's
mill in Dedham Is completed The work has
been thoroughly done. under the direction OF
Mr.. Noah Rideout, OF Bucksport. This Is the
seventh stone bridge Mr.. RideoUt has directed
in building on this stream. Mr.. Rideout is
seyentv-fye wears OF age, but is able TO do u
good days work every day.
j. b. Burrill and W. b. Black, of Dedham.
are building pant factory. They
will run their machines by steam power.
They calculate TO get TO work by the 10th OF
October.
-Messrs. J. +. Gerrity 4 Co., portrait ar
lists. Bangor, are at work on picture Of W.
b. Campbell Esq. register Of deeds, Of this
city.
AT the fair at Jonesboro, last week, Mr..
James T. Grant, Of this city, entered his mare,
Nellie B., which won the sweepstakes money
in 2.45, best time,
From three small white pea beans planted