Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
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In behalf ofthe aforesaid Committee
To Mr.. ABEL WooD.

DO not forget the supper in the Methodist
vestry. this "wednesday evening.
Mr.. K. :. Leighton. OF Steuben. ha. been
in town for a few DAYS.
g. T. Dutton OF Ellsworth. and Jasper
Huichin- Of Bangor. counsel for Jane. Ne
Farland, have been In town for two DAYS.
They have visited their client In Jail and are
no doubt preparing for vigorous defense at
his trial in this place next month Ndchias
Republican.
Willie Stewart Young man who has
been employed in the mills in this city. frac-
tured his wrist on Sunday last.
We are informed that the Lamoine pack
Ing company has recently purchased new.
steamer. TO be used next season in connection
with their sardine business.
The scheme to have series Of biz yacht
races at Bar Harbor next summer is assuming
definite proportions. The Bar Harbor people
will be asked to contribute 1920 for prizes.
and a recent canvass showed. ii is said, that
ten times that sum could be raised.
A large and handsome sign. calling atten-
tion to his insurance agency. has been placed
on the front of Bunker block. Bar Harbor by
Col. c. C.Burrill.
Mrs. Bowler proposes, we hear. to build
Swiss chatelet on her recent purchase at
Witch Hollow. The first story will be of
stone.-.W. Desert Herald.
Much sympathy was manifested by the
people of Northeast Harbor. Oh Thursday. Nov.
18th. when telegram arrived. stating a serious
accident to Miss Ida Smallidge, OF that village.
who was attending school in Augusta. She
was invited to spend Thanksgiving at the Rev.
e. T. Ogden's, at Portland. On arriving in
that city while stepping from the train, she
somehow slipped. and the wheel went over her
right foot, crushing ii SO that part of the foot
had to be smputated.
The steamer Henry Morrison will make
her last two trips for the season as follows: She
will arrive at Ellsworth. from Roekland to-day
"wednesday the sth, leaving the next day on
the return trip. She viii arrive here again on
Saturday of this week. returning to Rockland
on Monday the 18th.
Miss Mary +. Doyle is spending her vacs.
ton with friends and relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
The grammar, intermediate and primary
schools In district No. Is. taught by Miss NJ. f.
Brady, Miss NJ. A. Stockbridge and Miss NJ E.
Gaynor, of this city. closed Friday last. after
= very successful term of twelve weeks
Much credit Is due the teachers of these
schools, for their untiring efforts and zeal. in
striving to maintain the good reputation and
excellent standard which these schools have
already attained.
The high school closed very successful
term on Friday of last week. Prof. white.
who has always been very popular teacher.
continues to win new laurels, as term succeeds
| term. Miss Hilton, and Miss Mcfarland, the
| able assistants, in this their first term. have
proved themsslves good teachers, and have
well established themselves in the respect and
affections Of their pupils.
Sheriff Fields and Deputy Devereux made
seizure Of liquor ut Mullan's on Friday last
When the officers entered they caught mar
drinking 1t the bar.
The Baptist Sewing Circle will have theiI
annual supper and sale of books and Christina.
cards in their vestry Wednesday evening
! Dec. 10.