Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

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cilties Of their mill on tue Duck Brook road.
VIM. Bsset, East Bluehi has a crew OF
men at his granite quarry. cutting paving
blocks and getting out stone for the New York
aQueduct.
AT the annual meeting at Cambridge
Chief Justice John A. Peters was appointed
vice president OF the Harvard Law School
Association for Maine.
N. v. Tibbetts, formerly OF Brooksylle
now a clerk In the Pension office In Washing
ton. d. c.. has been promoted. His salary is
now fourteen hundred dollars year.
Business is starting up in Otis. The mills
are running, and men are getting ready for the
woods. VIM. b. Remek VIII employ a crew
Of thirty men cutting stave wood. which viii
be manufactured at J. J. & A. +. Hopkins
steam mills in that town.
Charles Partridge. OF Orland has a well
that through the dry season has supplied VIZ
ter for eighteen families. Such well from
which pure waters well Is well nigh invaluable
The new mill In Otis which was built in
September Is saving twenty thousand slaves
daily.
Hon. +. l.. Pi>bury. OF Boston. formerly
native OF Bucksport. was elected senator
from the second district. Suffolk county. Mass,
at the last election in that State
The remains Of Capt. Joseph Higgins. Of
South orrington. who died suddenly In New
York. saturday. oct. 3oth. were inferred in
the cemetery at North Bucksport. "wednesday,
Nov. 3D. He left daughter. Miss Ella Hg-
gins and son. Mr.. Frank Higgins. Hi, wife
died about six wears ago.
On Saturday. the 9th. at Colts Island,
Fuoch \. Moore. Of the schooner Bonnie
Belle, slipped. and putting his hand out to
break hi- fall, d,locaicd the middle finger OF
his left hand He Immediately took hold Of
the finger aud put 1t IN place. and T. now feel
Ing but little Inconvenience from 1t.
MIR. Fred Wardwel Young man nineteen
years Of age, died nj the Togu> district
renohsc"t. of iiphtheria. the 9Th instant after
an Illness Of only about thirty hours Mr.
War,iwell leaves a father. mother and sister
The engineers on the Shore Line survey
were located At Whitncy,ille saturday. There
T. talk that the car will run from Mount
Desert Ferry or Franklin station To East Ma
chas by New Year i>ss; Just three S. The
route so far i found easy 10 build over; land
damages in the main viii be given free Va.
chins Union.
DR.. John r. Hinch, the BAR larbor deu-
ti.i, Is attending a course Of dental and medical
lectures in Philadelphia rhI- winter. He viii
return sud resume practice in the early spring.
Mr. c. T. Perkins will teach school in
Jenespori thi. winter.
There will be a turkey aud rooster shoot
on Thank-gi, Ing Day, at North I.qnonc oi,
pnst,c granite works Open sight 10 BE- used.
Our cx-dc,ii josiah ha. recently
been immersed. by accidentally falling into the
ci-iern connected with this Office. W. cor
daily recommend him TO The Baptist church.
and on application 10 thi. Office. Shall be glad
10 give him ''charactcr"
William Holmes a hroihcr-tn-law ~ ,l.,.
late Lyman q. HI the murdered deer warden.
Of Eat Machias. came to this city bat week N
the schooner r. A. Mage. ami l. >tll here.
having been laid up with a lame hand
The oil bill on steamer the -ixc Of the
Wy ~ h'h'h"hd' = NJ 'h'oh-'drfahi' sum
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every six day. Best grade mineral OF i used
for lamps aud sperm oil for lAntcrus. Money!
p)osye oils only are u-rd. Hlchils iHipn.
Mrs. Clarence Hale Of Portland. " bile rid
'h- p"' gay III 'nh' ''N' r'''N'h p'lhlul
'iy"'' |" ""' % n'T eyes "h''h was DIT 'E
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DR. William Roger and Charles W Dun
bar viii erect block on the Dove property Bar
iiarbor. A. soon ~ the weather will permit IN
the spring II VIII have = frontage on Main
street Of 60 feet. " Ill b. 20 feet deep ami four
stories high.
b. T. Sowle E-q.. went on a Yachting and
cunning expedition Int week sailing out
around s,hoolir Point aud into West Rav.
Gould-bnro He returned MI ri,bt and rrrort
pleasant voyage, except h. wa, Kept almost
constantly employed In hca,ing-the lor, Of
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sight OF the steamer Kafahdin. the Captains
fa'orite Old boat, with iiag> dropping at half
mast slo" ing up opposite the house with her
bell tolling in most mournful manner. She
came 10 full stop, tolled her bell, aud passed
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