Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-12

ATLANTA, are $2l6 per day.
A party Of Sedgwick people went to Bar
Harbor Monday on the Queen City@.
Hon. James @. Blaine has made geuer.
Gus donation to the Bar Harbor Methodist
church.
Rev. DIR. Phillips Brooks has passed
through this city on his way to Bar Harbor for
a short stay.
The arrivals at Bar Harbor for the month
Of July, by the Maine Central road alone.
averaged 81 per day.
Hon. Eugene Hale will address the Lincoln
county republican convention at Damariseotta,
Thursday OF this week.
Schooner Walter NJ. Young Of Lamoine.
has gone on a second cruise to Quereau Bank,
the present season, for n second fare OF fish.
Rev. S. II. Emery, pastor of the Calvary
Baptist church. Salem, Mass. will preach at
the Baptist church In this city, next Sunday.
DO not fail to read to the official Statement,
OF Hancock County Savings Bank, in this pa
per, and take notice of its excellent standing.
Mrs. Lee. daughter Of the late Robert f.
Lee. is at the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, as is also
Mrs. Reed, daughter of Senator Yulee Florida.
The Marlborough piazza gave way Friday
evening under the weight temporarily put up
on II, causing some alarm but no injury TO any
one.
The Castine Normal School Alumni Asso-
citation began its twelfth annual encampment
OF 10 days, Tuesday morning. at Sherman's
Point, Camden
Mrs. George Bell and daughter GENEVA. Of
Lowell, Mass. will visit during the month of
August with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Oke of this city.
A Lampson boy fell OF the steps OF Colt
4 Moores fish market. Monday. into the river.
After a struggle he got out himself. without
making any cutlery.
Large new front windows, recently pro-
vided. now add much to the attractiveness OF
the stores of Morrison 4 Joy and Davis.
Woodman & Co., on State street.
James II. Haynes, Esq, Of the firm of
HAYNES. Pillsbury & Co., Bangor, with his
family, is visiting his brothcr-in-law in this
city, the Rev V. 7. Wardwell.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins. OF East Boston.
with her daughter. Miss Louise is visiting
Mrs. Hopkins mother. Mrs. Samuel ROYAL.
and her sister, Mrs. A. W. Packard, in this
city.
Commemorative. l.. $. Trip Of Buchil,
and Dir. K. W. Woods, OF Jamaica Plains,
Mass. both OF the class OF iseo, are the oldest
living graduates of Wateryine College now
Colby University.
Among the recent distinguished arrival. At
Bar Harbor. are Patrick J. Ford. editor Of the
Irish World, New YORK, Hon. W. W. Thomas,
Portland. Hon. Isaac Bailey, New York Hon.
Joseph A. Locke, Portland.
Private dining rooms are soon to become
an institution at Bar Harbor. Manager Rich
/ arison Of the Atlantic House, hasjust fitted
up handsome dining room for family oc-
/ cupying a neighboring cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Snow, with their
daughter, Miss Matte Snow. OF Franklin,
/ Mass, and Mr.. Willis Thompson. OF New
/ York, have recently been visiting Mr.. q. W
/ T. Hight and other friends in this city.
/ The trains TO Bar Harbor were % heavily
I loaded las; week. that not one wa, In on time.
/ To remedy this the Maine Central are TO put on
/ through baggage car from Boston In order
/ that much time need not be consumed in
| transferring.
Rev. Il. W Savage ha- been called to
/ Michigan by the sudden and very serious m
ness OF his mother who resides there. We
/ hear that he has written home 10 this city that
/ his mother can live, in all probability only
few DAYS
/ Mr.. Howard Of Chicago. who la, been
| contractor for large public enterprises. Croton
I aqueduct, etc. and ha. thereby amas>cd an
enormous fortune. is creating sensation at
Bar Iarbor by his four-in-hani OF mules. The
mules. are very small, with cropped mane-,
enormous ears and rope-likc tails
J R. r. Joy, artist OF thi, city. ha. recently
taken some iine view. in Brooklin and vicinity.
! We were particularly struck with the view Of
the .ardine factory At Brooklin, and also with
the group OF employees in that factory. al Of
/ which were finely brought out and ariistirally
/ finished.
Rev J. :. Gledhill, pastor OF the tniyer-
salisi churches in Gardiner and Hallowell. will
| preach in the Unitarian church ia thi- city
week from next SUNDAY, the 22nd instant. Mr.
! are cordially invited 10 be present
Mr.. Robert Lewis, PhilrleIphian OF ca
| summers. awoke with the lark the other morn
ing. and made the assent Of Green mountain.
When near the summit h. came upon an even
more aged climber than himself, President
/ james McCosh OF Princeton College.
DR.. Hagerthy of Ellsworth. and DR. Sanger
] Of In,
Geo. Reed. prominent citizen who has been
afflicted with ab.cess Of left lung and peuri,y
for three or four months. They took two gal
Ions OF matter from hi. chest.
Bar Harbor is quite Il market for butter
| fruit, milk. cream. produce and meat large
| quantities of these products being daily ship
ped there by the American Express Company
from various parts OF Maine, Massachusetts and
other places. This year large quantities
OF Maine butter are being sent there.
j +. Garrity & Co. artists. Bangor. have
just completed a very fine crayon portrait of
the late DR.. X. II. SWEET. Of this CITY, in which
they have done themselves much credit 1t is
a large, weil-executed and life-like likeness
which would be recognized by the Doctor,
friends a. readily tie original. In his life
| time.
MAINE PATENTs.-List OF patents issued TO
Maine inventors for the week ending Aug s.,
1876. reported for Us by J. X. Mason, Solicitor
Of Patents and Counsel in Patent Cases Wheel
wright Il Clark's Block. Bangor, Maine g.
L. Bailey, Portland, trunk fastening. Whole
number for the week-patents, 43a; designs,
Il. trademarks, Is; labels, 4; reissues. o; to-
tai, 46s.
| E. j. swan, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
+. II. Steele, Of Minneapolis. arrived at Han
cock Point Sunday, Aug. /. Mr.. SWANS
family have been at his cottage awaiting him.
where he will remain for only brief time. but
return TO attend the exposition at Minneapolis.
Miss Matte Boston. Mrs. Swans sister. re-
turned 10 Hoiston, Mass. Academy, Tues
day.
The Bangor Wing is responsible for the
following: The amount of wine dispensed at
some Of the fashionable dinner parties at Bar
Harbor would astonish even free-rum New
York. 1t is fact that much Of what is sup
posed TO be Observation-Disclosures. is only the
hiding Of what ii is not fitting 10 have the
world know. There are things done by the
rich visiting Bar Harbor that would send the