Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-18
City and County.

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the Office of Dr. Phillips.
Frank Collins. of this city. is employed OF
the horse car, in Boston.
"lnnocuou> de>uetude:' total abstinence
from intoxicating liquors.
There seems to be a growing interest ii
temperance at Bar Harbor.
John l. Small of East sullivan, and JOSEPH
small Of Steuben. were in town the 10th.
We are indebted to senator Hale for pub
lie documents which are yer, highly apprecist
cd.
Miss Annie Peabody, of Salem. Mass. i
Visiting her sister, Mr.. Z. A. Herring in thi
city.
Read the report of the Superintendent.
school committee the first page Of thi
paper.
The steamer Long fellow has been taken of
her route between Portland aud Nachia-port
for the present.
The spring term Of the Eastern state Nor
mai school At Castine. opened the 9th with a
good ATTENDANCE.
The ~.ho.pn,r Eastern Queen. Capt NILS
returned Ia a,fin,. ls>t week. with a large
cargo of -..is8-
Mr. , 2 Brad, was recently contnedto his
bead >,.,,raI .is,- With yer! severe cold. He
i.noN improving
- " Nrailry has opened barber shop in
r.i,r- bfosh. in the room formerly occupied
l,, :H. e'..fk 81 the courts.
n VI Fairbanks Of Bangor. agent for the
connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
va- in TIT, city on Thursday.
H. B. Mason ha> put a counter for the sale
81 dry good, into the store recently occupied
by Mis- sarah VI. Joy. miliner.
ON Thursday last Dr. :. II. Virgin made
a business trip through Franklin, Cherryfield
snl NiIlrid=e. returning on Friday.
Ellsworth captains who have vessels haul
cl mp in other ports. are beginning 10 leave
ioIuc 10 take charge Of their vessels.
Nh sian. Wilson Of sullivan. was in town
FRIDAY, looking over the county buildings
Grounds. " in ,i,w to concrete work
g. L CamIb,ll. E~q.. Of CherrytieIl has
r,a,n,,, h-cu to Bangor on business connected
with the Prospect Harbor lee Company.
Mt rh brook. The contractor for the
count, buildings WA, in town last week and
returned home on SATURDAY, morning last
&. : cook. Of this elm ha> Hol>rciu
huN. p months Old. which weigh, 1890 his,
ami .irl> feet. H. = = VERY fine animal.
MrT u Hilt q East Sullivan. who ha,
had a recent severe attack Of Illness. has. sc
cor,liu- p, latest accounts, much improved.
-uu >ual7y la>. at the Baptist Church the
Ke,. Nj Hubbard prcs,hr,i for the Rev. Mr..
H,rrru- whr Wa absent in Massachusetts.
ohafle> J. Trrworgy. Of Ellsworth Fall,
ha- Iur.n- the present winter. put 1900 cords
%: Nprl ou SO The landing at BIuchilI village.
" Couucr- and sons Of sullivan. arr
engaged ID ,hipI ing sand from the Fail, Point
to Bar liarbar. They have already shipped
lar-, quantities.
Vi Alfred Hamilton. q Prospect Harbor
v,> rle ,ft one la, last week on biz Way
~ Portland in connection with hi lobster
ia.t'u- business.
NJ Joseph Wood, q West Gould~boro.
'.a.h,r y dancing. MAS in this city recently
Ani "4> thou; leaving FOR the eastern part OF
'ho STATE. on business.
The Walrham sewing Circle will have
j.u.' snl oyster supper At town hall. Wa
taar. Marrh 25.-mu-ie by JOYS orchestra.
in uItu- Mr.. 6avnor.
Mr. Richard Herrick OF Brookliu. al
tempted suicide the 9TH. by cutting her throat
w'h razor. She Ma alive at noon but would
uo' long survived il wa> thought.
W.rkmcn arr engaged in making eA,en-
size repairs on the corner store recently acai-
~ by Morrison Il Joy, W bear that il j, to
h' occupied by Z f. JOY. jeweler.
At Cs-iinc. THURSDAY. while shooting the
hor-'z OF Nj. Geo peyereuN. Of North Castine
VIZ. j Rafnell was kicked on the leg receiv-
iu- in urir> y hich lsmel him quite badly
Tn, curtis boys" Cha> II. and Ernest
l.. have tut on to the landing at surry. about
ITO cord- Of wood, besides hauling some log-
ani >hiu-l" stun 10 the mill thu winter.
pr Alexander Fulton who has for some
iuu' h-'u b. s, no~ able Ia walk out again. His
WIN. pr Abby NJ. Fulton. i, sin confined 10
Arr hou> bs illness. though We bear that ,h,
j. imrro'ln
District DEPUTY Grand Master Bowtien Of
I.nni'>-nt. Was IN this city la>t week and in
,.rottd L,@onia Lol-c. r. 4 4. NJ. on We'd
le-l.y evening, and E,otcrie I,,l-t On Thur
day evening.
A. tD, Congregational ,hurrh on SUNDAY
evening the Rev. Mr. Hubbard preached
Very Interesting aul carefully considered ser
Moon ou The text and subject 1T j, more blessed
10 give than 10 receive"
A brass band la> recently been organized
81 iancprk- PRECIOUS TO H. organization the
In,u''r> were given thorough drill and
ma'l~ rapid progress under The instruction of
Pro-. J. e. Wiutcrbotham
W. Edtor. Please correct Sigh, error
30 YOUR issue u la>t week. The {. l.. :. {.
'.il circle in Ellsworth i called tlsssIarguer-
n, circle although nained in memory Of one
WHO bore the name of Margaret.
-L,t. y W Anthony. Of Bangor. win
lrea.I. At the Free Baptist chapel saturday A.
tornnan.-uijcct "Forri-.n Mission Work in In
dill" ana in aid Of the Female Foreign society
Of The Ellsworth quarterly meeting.
james Bab>on. ,on Of : b. Bab,on. Of
Brook,yillr. has been ii clerk in the Treasury
Department al Washington Tor the pa,, fifteen
wears. Another >ou. J. W. has been in the
Patent Office FOR the la>t twenty year>
Isle au Haut people have petitioned for
lighthouse At the western entrance Of Isle au
Haut Thorou-hfarc. and also for mail twice
week during the winter months. A. ii i now
the place ha> bat one mail per week during the
winter.
80 apt. W L. Rrmick exported 10 start last
Monday for Ba>> Harbor. where hi, packet
schooner. the ''Allendalt" ha, been hauled M
for the winter. Capt. Remick viii put his
vessel on the line between Ellsworth and Port
land al once.
ON Saturday last the little six years Old
daughter ~ J. f. Parsons. in getting off Il
horse Sled on which she wa. riding slipped
and fell. the runner passing over one Of her
legs. Strangely enough she escaped with but
sight injuries.
-,Ludge Emery. who has been holding a
term OF Court at Augusta returned home on
Friday evening last. He returned to Augusta
again on Monday morning to complete the
business of the term, which could be done
in a single day.
Mrs. L. NJ. y. Stevens, of Stroudwater
president OF the Maine Woman's Christian