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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

There is trouble at the Maine State Col
lrge over hazing case, Ave students having
been suspended, as students think unjustly
All the students .cut' Rotations Wednes-
day morning. The Faculty assembled the
students in the chapel, took them one at a
time, beginning with abe senior class and
asked if they were willing to go into recita.
tons. Those replying "Not until the boys
have had justice done them,' we're suspend
ed and ordered to leave town by nine o'clock
Thursday night. II is rumored that the two
upper classes have been suspended. also that
it will go hard with the sophomore and fresh
men classes if they persist in staying out.
Tuesday night Of last week. a carriage
occupied by Congressman Boutelle and fam
lily. was passing down Baptist hill, Bangor,
when ii became necessary to turn out for
another team. In turning the driver lost
control of his horses and they ran at high
speed, striking a granite post and electric
light, smashing the pole. white trees and
windows Of the vehicle and fatally injuring
jured.
A case Of highway robbery is reported
to have taken place IN North Berwick re.
Gently. A man by the name Of LittIefeld
was passing through the woods with load
Of furniture a, about IL O'Clock at night
when a man jumped upon the hind part o!
his team and struck him over the head with
club. Mr.. Ltlefed finding that he had
no way of protecting himself gave up his
money, which was some eight or ten dollars
and the man took himself of.
Tiger. dog belonging to Captain J. C.
Nichels Of Belfast, is = hard one 10 get rid
cf. He was placed on board coaster bound
for New York six or eight weeks ago. but
escaped from the vessel in New York city
and appeared a, home last Sunday night as
good as new except that he was little
weary and footsore. The question is whe,h-
er he came overland all the way from New
York sfoot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars a, Farm
ingtoD,
rHE LEGISLATURE TO BE AsAKD FOR MORE
AMENnMENT>

rHE LEGISLATURE TO BT AskgD FOR MORE
AMENDMK>T>.
At the opening OF the Grand Lodge Of
Good Temp.ars at Pennington Thursday
evening the committee on political action
reported a. follows
The principle Of prohibition is one q the
foundation stones OF our order and Ne be
!ieve that the article in the Good Templars'
declaration, requiring the election OF good,
honest men to administer the LAWS, j. wor-
thy Of being thoroughly impressed on the
minds Of our members. Any member
should. bs Tins plank alone. be RESTRAINED
from voting or working for the election Of
ANY mas, under any circumstance, who m
word or deed stands comii;el m any way 70
he hquor interests. Al the same time Il
It J., impossible for Us 10 bind our member.
TO the support Of any political party or 70
discuss partisan politics 10 the lodge room.
We have no more night TO question a mem
beF'~ politics tfan ~e have 10 question his
religion. The odge' supposed, and We are
TO Go the same, that every Good lem
p.ar Is honestly opposed 10 the liquor ,raf
&c and that he means 10 DO all in IN. power
to secure lis absolute prohibition. Let Us.
a, al order, be charitable IT. this matter and
let no personal luminosity arise. whether
member NAV vote Got the Republican. Dem
ocrallc. Prohibition, Labor OF any other par
y.
This report provoked discussion which
va, participated IN by 4. J. Chase Portland
T. H. Dexter, Of Springvale, J. II. Greedy,
Of Augusta, and II. c. Munson. Of Liver
more Falls. It was finally unanimously
adopted. The committee on resolutions re-
ported, favoring the appointment Of a cor
responder, in each lodge 10 keep the princi-
pies and workings Of the order before the
public through the press. endorsing the
preset system of temperance instruction in
the p-blc schools, aud rejoicing at the IN
ion Of the two right grand lodges Of the
world. 1t asks the coming legislature for
stricler laws against the sale Of cider so that
il cannot be sold in AIRY quantity other than
FOR vinegar. Il denounees the running Of
Sunday excursion trains and urges more
work among the children.
On motion Of J. Thomas of Gardiner il
was voted to ask the legislature TO change
the Temperance laws SO that the frs, sale OF
liquor shall be punished by imprisonment.
Il was voted to ask the evangelical alliance
10 set apart temperance day in the week OF
prayer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

dred dollars were assessed and expended on
the house putting il in nice order aud maxi
ing lis foundation substantial. The gallery
has been somewha, changed for the better
and pulpit and furniture are entirely new,
also new carpe, for the entire house all
bough, BY private donations. We have now
two meeting houses fitted up pice and new
and no good excuse for not attending
church.
The Rev. II, f. Frohock and wife who
had been on a two weeks visit 10 Boston,re-
turned home last Friday and the annual ser
vices were held yesterday in the Methodist
churches q, Cherryfeld aud this place
Mrs II. G. Leighton came home Saturday.
She had been to Boston TO buy millinery
goods.
Messrs. Mansfield & Ward have been put
ting new foundations under their stores.
Mr.. Mansfield is also building store house
on his wharf and il is rumored that sar-
dine factory is soon to be built there.
Capt H. NJ. Leighton has built an addition
to his barn and l.. II. Leighton is newly
roofing bis.
A. T. Farnswor,h is shingling the reof Of
his house
1t has been very fine weather for outdoor
repairs and much of il has been done.
John Conners. second keeper of Petit Ma
nan light has been promoted to first keeper OF
light at Eastport. Alvin Edrdge of this
place is second keeper Of same Willie Up
ton. son Of Gro l.. Upton, first keeper oil
Petit Manan light. has the place of second
keeper and James Kelley Of this place has
the third. All new appointments are Dem
ocrals.
Ira SAWYER and Ie5nsrd Wallace are at
school at Washington Aoademy Eas, Ma
ehias. They we're yer, lucky in getting
good situations to board BY doing chores to
pay their way Where there's wall there
way.
Quite a number Of passenger. by the
Richmond this morning
Capt. $ VI Ray OF Chelsea, Mass, is IN
town for few days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
State News.

-Machas dedicated soldiers and sail
ors' monument Thursday.
The Portland Advertiser says: Nc
Curdy. the cheap jewelry swindler, got of
with $500 fine in Bangor, but he will easily
make it up at the first crossroads corner
where he puts his seductive arts in practice.
Fines will not deter him from pursuing SO
profitable business While gudgeons are so
numerous and SO willing 10 be hooked The
successful operations Of this glib-tongued
scamp show tina, there are still many people
who do not read the papers.
Fire Monday night, the llth, at Rock
port DESTROYED stable and contents, house,
mule and three pigs, belonging to A. T.
Corthell. Loss 81 900.
The house and barn of Franklin Blaney
at Kittery, burned Monday night, the llth.
Loss $1,000.
The governor and council met Wednes
day at Augusta, to appoint committee to
open and count the election returns.
Mrs. Brown, tried for setting fires in
Harmony, was bound over Wednesday, in
$500 to the supreme court. Other arrests
are expected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Our City Library.

Our city library, though not large, i.
valuable. uot perhaps for IL intrinsic
worth, bat n, means OF importing in
-triciioa aad increasing the general iu
formation Of the people. The library
i;-c.f. a far a. we know, i, fairly well
appreciated. bat the objection Is raised
Ihat The library room is unsuitable mad
equate and difficult OF access. II j. claim
eI. too, that many who are friendly to
the library and would gladly patronizc
1t were il in more Suitable quarters. will
uat DO 50 in is present rooms. In short
there are no incousiderable number Of
citizens who will 90 without library
books rather than to climb two long
and tedious lights of stairs to obtain
them
We DO not propose to discuss the va
liiity OF these objections. only to ac-
knowledge that they are made and that
many who make them are depriving
themselves Of 3he benefits which they
might derive from regular patronage
OF the CITY library.
The design Of the library i to reach
all classes possible. 10 crafty those
who love books. it Is true. but more
especially 10 cultivate taste Tor books
in those who do not especially love
them. 80 tar as possible it should be
the purpose Of the city to pu, books in
the way Of those who do not love them
well enough to 20 ont Of their way TO
obtain them. and in order 10 do this
more accessible quarter, are a necessity.
To obviate the existing difficulty it
mas been zugsested-and it seems to u
that the suggestion is a good One-that
the room Ga the lower floor of Hancock
Hall. known as the councilmen's room.
might be enlarged by moving the north
ern partition thereof into the munich
pal court room about twelve feet, thus
making room Of ample dimensions
for the city library. Then to preserve
the symmetry Of the municipal court
room the corridor partition and the
northern partition of the aldermen room
could also be moved in to the court
room twelve feet. or to correspond with
the library room partition. This would
greatly improve the present very limi-
ted quarters of the aldermen's room
which is also used as polling place fol
Ward 2, and greatly improve th'
municipal court room which is said IL
be much too large, and all could be &C
complished at a comparatively trifins
expense. At any rate the suggestion ii
worthy of careful consideration and t.
ii we invite the attention of our citi
zens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

To the 4 ssociations Of Name:
The Twentieth Annaal Convention Of
Young Mems Christian Assocations Of
Maine is called TO meet in the Portland
(Maine) Association Rooms, October Is to
81.
All Associations are requested 10 send as
large delegation as possible, and all repre-
sentati,es Of Evangelical churches, where
no associations exist, will he gladly vel
coined.
Delegates and representatives. OF the
churches will report Immediately on arrival
to the Entertainment Committee al the
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms,
439 Congress Street.
Many Association workers of large ex-
perence, including members Of the Inter
national Committee, are expected to be pres
ent.
Pastors Of Evangelical churches where
there are no Associations are earnestly
urged TO come.
The Portland Association and the people
of the Forest City" assure slI who come a
very hearty welcome, and tree entertainment
to all properly accredited delegates.
J. G. BLAKE,
Chairman Of State Com.
J. A. DOLE, Treasurer.
c. P. HARLOW, (Lepiston) Cor. Secy.
n. BIO insure entertainment, list Of
delegates from each Association and church
TO be represented must be forwarded to W
S. Corey, Portland. Maine. not later than
the 23d Of October.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Hauling Down the Yankee Flag.
. BLUNDER on THE PART OF oFFICIoUs
CANADIAN OFFICIALS

A BLUNDER on THE PART OF oFFICIoUs
CANADIAN OFFICIALS.
Further advices were received by the
State Department the 18Th, touching the
action Of the Canadian authorities in hauling
down the American flag on the schooner
Marion Grimes. The facts as officially
stated are that the anniversary of the birth
day Of the captain of the Grimes occurred
while his vessel was in custody of the Cana
dian officials, and he celebrated tina, event
by hosting the American flag over his yes
sci. The Canadian Customs officers have
confessed that mistake was made in sum
mariiy lowering the colors and have ex-
pressed regret at the occurrence, and as the
Grimes has been released no further notice
is likely to be taken of the case by the De-
partment of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
A Railroad Through Washington County.

At meeting of the directors of the Shore
Line Railroad company, at Machias, the
llth, business of importance in connection
with the construction of the road was trans
acted. and traffic contract between the
Boston and Maine, Maine Central and the
Shore Line was approved. 1t was decided
to endeavor to raise 10000 per mile by
bonding the road. Surveys are now beng
verified between Sullivan and East Machias,
and If the towns through which the road
will pass will furnish right Of way and sub
scriptions to the extent of their ability, to
encourage the building of the road, the
prospect for railroad through Washington
county by next season looks more favorable
than ever. The success of the new road
this season. between Bangor, Ellsworth and
Bar Harbor has given an impetus and en-
couragement to railroad building in eastern
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
S1AIE DE MAINE

HANCOCK ss-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
Oct. Term, lss6.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in es.
sates Of
Arthur P. Carter, late Of Surry.
George W. Allen, Admir-.
Frank 7. Richards, late of Eden.
John T. Higgins, Admir-.
Jabez II. Snow, late Of Buckspori
Nahum T. Hill, surviving Executor.
Herbert 5. Hail. OF Ellsworth.
Roland VI. Peck, representative of Calvin G.
Peck, Guardian.
George W. Small. late OF Orland and also pri-
saie account of Admir-.
Joseph L. Buck, Admir-.
VIM. EldTidge, late of Bucksport
Caroline NJ. Gould. Adm'rx.
Henry Fernald, late Of Cranberry Isles.
A. G. Fernald, Executor.
james Alexander, late of Lamoine.
b. Deasy, Admir-.
ORDERED, that the said accountants give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successiyely in
ne Ellsworth American that they may appear at a
Probate Court.to be holden at Buehill on the 2nd
Wednesday OF Nov. next, at ten of the clock In
the forenoon, and show cause, IL any thew have
why the same should not be allowed.
Sw42 o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest -CHAs- P. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
STATE OF MAINE
SCock - Court Of Probate. Ellse orth

HANCock - court Of Probate. Ellsworth,
Oct Term lSssj.
petition having been filed by the wiiC W Of
each deceased, for an allowance out Of the per
sona estate In the estates Of the fplloSS ing named
persons, VIZ Charles II, DAVIS, late Of Ellsworth
Nathaniel T ague, Jr., late Of fremont and also
Tor commissioners % set OF their dover In the real
estate 81 said deceased.
oRDERED-That Aaii petitioners give public
notice To all persons Interested by causing a
copy Of this Order TO be pdblis.sed three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, newspaper printed published in Ellis
worth, that they may appear at a Court II Pro
bate for said county, 10 be held at the
Probate ofice in Bluehi. on the
second Wednesday In Nov. next, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, IL sny they have,
why the should not be granted
3ws2 o. p CUNNINGHAM Judga
y true copy Attest '-CHAs. T. DoRR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an TX
ecutor of the last VIII and Testament and codIfil
thereto OF Albert Corlss,la of Ellsworth, in the
county Of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said deceased's estate, to make immediate paw
ment, and those who have any immediate demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
CHARLES W. wASGATT
September s. 1856. 3ws2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

Thirty Bath ship carpenters left for De-
troif recently to seek work in the lske ship
yards.
w. E. Chadwick Of Waterville, has a
violoncello which was whitfield out with q
jsck-knife BY Josiah Fairfield Of vassalboro,
in 1645.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Attest Z ltA-. 1. bpNN .... A.
trl.c caFg. Attest "a HAS. T.. DuAE.
+ IT, tur Honorable J8g1r ~ Probate With
~ t.untN- - II Ln-.L-A

TUE undersigned guardian u Nhi.1.
"y respectfully rgpre~.-nt4 that Flo.
M,tiU~kcy be- -vlzrl ausi po--t.- +tfi, rsrl.
her natural life, ~ one Undivided tn}r' .... ...
following described rial sstatt' situated F.
tn said rouuty. tu wu ItrZtuIirr .. t... ..
street, At suuthwe-t corner az HtlH .r lla
bar. thence nortnWrstrf}y 1'ou1 aa.f I...
line ." band "f the late Nathaniel n .Isr
sputhwsstrrly At rigtt snKcz 3f...- r".. ... ....
thence north ~-trriy At right 1uE.. 30. I.
Of land ~ late Nathaniel Hooper about .r' '.-
e. band ~ Fret Poster tReur- $,-..lr'r.t,
said FOSTER line about -.scui. 'rt' A.
Hcurt NoEcl thence syuthra-trIE. l...-
Nngril7 I'm" tn Perkins street Ju., f..a..
Perkins street uurtheA-tcrif t. plat' r
same netns all the real esla,c 1f tls .t..
Mrt iu-ksy. That sahl estate u luprr...
any bcueut to ss4id Abigail Nrt lu-A,.. 81" f.-
vial De for the Interest # stlI AUf1t.. NJ
that tho SAN should be so4t and llt ..r..
cured IN interest. He therefore pray
that be- may Re authorized AuH '
a2rc-A ly ~ Jaw 10 -eli the above dies. RI ...
tate. or such part Of il IN your .f
sTpc'il,Bt tHNRi.E~ r. Nj --h.
October H. i~-a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

AZ Court ~ Probate hol4cn at tlls
worth within AMI for the county % Hancock. on
the second Wednesday Of oct. A. y, l--s;.
M AEnARtT III tklN>, named Fxecut,iN ~ .
Nl certain instrument purpurting u BE the last
Wei and testament ~ Edward Hucktus. late of
Lamrtne In -aii rnunty deceased, having PRE-
scented the same fur probate.
bEbtREp-Th hat the said ENecutFts give notice TO
an persons Interested D., Cau-aE copy Of this or
her To- Ice published three weeks successfully
IN the Ellsworth American,
printed puLltshci At Ellsworth, that thew NAV
appear az 4 Frubatr Court to bc held AT BiuehiH.
10 said county, ON the second Wednesday Of Nov.
next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon ami .nt,y
cause. II any they have, why the said
Instrument -houit not be proved. approved. and
allowed a. the last win and testament Of. said
deceased
-. +. Ct'NNi<GHAM Judge
5Wts. Attest -1UAs = Dom Regt-ter
true copy, Attest -tHAs. =. DoRR Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Mr.. Blaine Leaves for Pennsylvania.

Thursday afternoon Mr.. Blaine left Au-
gusta Oh the express for Pennsylvania, where
he will take an active part in the campaign.
He has already been announced to speak at
Philadelphia, Lancaster, Harrisburg. Pitts
burg and Altoona. The two great meetings
of the campaign will be at Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. Mr.. Anger Of the Michigan Re
publican State Committee was IN Augusta
Thursday, to make arrangements with Mr..
Rlaine for him to deliver several speeches
n that State. but owing to press of work he
will probably he obliged to decline Mr..
Anger departed with Mr.. Blaine on the
train.
.r.;c, and RavsFd havs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

HANCOCK - Alta Court Of Probate held q
Ellsworth on the second "Wednesday "t 'rt
lssb
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That n"t.'
be given by publishing copy of said Prt.V n
with this order thereon, three weeks suooe--''''
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper f. H'''
or published in Ellsworth, that all pcrs". ~
terested may attend on the second Nednt-.th-
Of Nov. next, at Court OF Probate Z" ne
holden In Bluehill, and shew cause, II any
why the prayer of said petition should nor ,%
granted. such notice TO be given betor" s''"
Court.
OIL. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
'f'' 8wi!'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

MAINE PATENTs.-List Of patents issued to
Maine inventors for the week ending Oct. u,
1886, reported for us by J. r. Mason, Solicitor
of Patents and Counsel in Patent Cases.
Wheelwright & Clark's Block, Bangor, Maine ::
p. D. Cummings, Portland, corn-busking ma
chine, assignor to Maine Corn Huskng Ma
chine Co. Whole number for the week
patents, 431; designs. 10; trademarks, 81;
labels, 8; reissues, 0; total, 4S0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21

The Ross Government is charged with
spending 100000 to buy votes.
The English cabine, is preparing bill
to establish four national councils to repre-
sent the Irish provinces. The Parne lli,es
will reject it.
The Empires. Eugene will 60 to Italy
for the winter.
The Newfoundland Government is to sx-
pend 100000 in relieving the distress con-
sequent on the failure Of the potato crop
and tine fisheries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
National News.

MI Nh'ah .. newt WILL accept the
NJ H "''''"''''" ~ mayor " 'e"
Miss Cleveland vii retire from literary
'''e
The centre Of the great storm moved
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''r " ''1e4 w" ~
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I'M ''''r'' N,'a'''' 7,
James Fenn,morr Cooper.
AZ,
.o'' ,"r '''p'"'''''' '""-
come Ill and has bern f1rse.i Il retire from
the stump.
improved N health. anI ..., nniy difir4l,,
nov ). IN ,hc use It Ii. Hmh,. shi~h are
very weak. lie has no thought II returning
10 Washington permanent, ANAL a3o It tec
'n'Hi'r % N'NemorF.
-Th- fir, annual meeting ny tie Vessel
Osucrs and Captains Nt4ala. association
va. held tn Boston "Wednesday. aitb ~ al.
tendance o. ABOUT i"' m N''f-.
The comni.ssian TO taxi ~tt!.per 70 TIE
David J. Adams case vii ,stig B4stnn be-
'"es" No'FNhef i"'" anu -''N.
-Tb. Anter,rt. government t,s tl.ci.!,d
to DO noihin. IA regard ts the action 4
'nAd''" tA'h'f''e' n hauling DIVA 't'
A'nr''eAh nag 'h 'nr ''h'""'f N'f''"
'fIn'rN.
MIR fo"drr'' "a nHaeinnH'i' m
elected Master " aFNmAa M '"~ hmeh'' X
LABOR al the Richmond e'H'eu'''H "raHr'.
Nat'
jacob Triplrr tbr oldest p,L,Irl,,s,,
hIenan' d'ed week hri"Fc last ~ a." age u
80 hr "a" N''h 'hr machine if"m 1911
utt" 'ne volunteer drp'" mrhi was
ab'"'"ed'
from the iniarir, caused b, ,h,. srriI~n, a,
Windsor, ".
!,
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Mrs. george u f"1''nl"' ~" ~ 'hr
pa'A'' ~ "'''''''A''f' n'"''H ""'''' J."
7N'"S
- '''f
er dining car, equal, eieshnt; another
sleeping car perfect IN IL appointments
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing Oct. rs, 1886.
aims run Daily. Sundays excepted, as fol
Eastern Standard Time.
BAR HARBOR TO BANGOR.
BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

.ituns to Bar IIarbor in pleasant weather.
tStops signal or notice to Conductor.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with thror, Oh
trains Main Line, to and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
The steamer City of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar Harbor and Maehias-
porr from Portland every Tuesday and Friday
and from Machiasport every Monday and Thurs
day.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres and Genn Manager.
+. L. BOoTHBY, Gen1 Pass. End Ticket Agt.
Oct. Is. 1856. Tyr Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
FOUND 4 BROWN COAT OCT. j

on the road between Amherst and Clifton. Ne
The owner may have the same by proving proper
Z, sn't paying charge
WI. \. CRAHTREE.
Iwt.' Hancock Point. Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
Milbrsdge.

The repairs on the Union church have all
been completed and Mr.. Hainer re-
sumed his abors there yesterday as pas
tor of the Christian church. Eight hum
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-10-21
S...!.! Gs.s..;;.. Rates

Only 500 from Ellsworth 10 Boston and retuIn
VIA Bar Harbur, steamer Richmond, Bar Hartor 10
Portland, Boston and Maine Portland % Boston,
returning route. Tickets to 20 Oct n and
-, good for a return until Nov. q. For further in
formation call ON Maine Central Railroad \ gent,
Ellsworth
PAYsON TUCKER, General Mana ger.
:. E. BOOTHBf, General Passenger 81 gent.