Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-02

adopted for the splendid drives recently built
through the woods OF Castine. by Mr.. George
II. Withere. under the general supervision OF
Mr. John r. Rea, at great deal Of expense.
| Thes are without doubt the most beautiful
| drives In and about Castne. aud are visited
daily by the summer visitors who speak in the
highest terms of them. There l. also an obser-
| yatory built on the elevated grounds from
which one gets splendid view OF the Penob-
scot river. Camden mountain. Bluehill Mt.
Desert down the bay. etc.
DR. Almena J. Baker OF Boston, who Is j
spending her summer at Winter Harbor. Il
president of the Sunny Bank Home at Water
town. Mass, OF which Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il.
Flint Of Boston aud Winter Harbor, are cor
porate members. 4 hospital Is 10 be opened
in connection with the Home. to be known ~
the Fanny Flint hospital. IN memory OF
beautiful Young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Flint.
Max Eliot" the sprishtly. gos,ping
from Bar Iiarbor, says that two Young hearts
that beat one are entirely safe in birch
canoe without chaperone. aud inimatcs ralh-
er than SAYS, that they cant hug each Other
without tipping over. Therefore canoeing t.
the most discreet 81 amusemrnis.
"A fair maid from philadelphia who JAN
feather an oar like Zen Eyck. j. thr reisnin-
sensation AZ Bar iIarbor. Her toilet u said 10
be one Of sensational simplicity. >hr wear a
4 white pleatcl SKIRT Of flannel WITH thyk
white Jersey shirt reachin. some inches below
Tie hrI,. and ending in thirk hordrr like 4
heavy rope. y white belt l. worn around the
waist. sud white felt alpine but. with a white
wing al the side, russell leather shoe. aud ru,.
~ hose complete the costume. with the ~.
ccptlon Of a yellow Liz scarf kuottcd 1t the .
throat.
W hen one Of the early settler, u Gnud,- .
boro, bought hi- farm. be had 70 leave 800
mortgage on II. lie paid the interest promptly .
for many year, sud raised large family Our
{ scar when the collector Of interest came around
BE- found The farmers Wife rochiu. The cradle. .
in which slept her twenty second child The
collector ioku.l, told the woman II -h- would .
make up the even two dozen. whenever that .
might occur h. would I'M the mortgage and f
give them mn unincumb"red iiilc 10 the place. .
The ncNt year b. was on hand promptly 70 coli
Int the interest due. when 10 III the -ame rra-
die 10y hur pair Of tw Ins which made up the
two dozen; and, Of course, there wa~ nothing
to d. but 70 fire. the proud aren't. from debt
The schooner Helen q Mo>clcy ar.
rived in this port Sunday. with cargo ~ .
SEQ tons or coal for the Mziur Central rail I
road
Among the speakers at fhc grand RI
publican campaign opened Al Bangor,
Monday evening. was JudGr 4 +. W.
woll OF this city Who msic au excellent .
address
The work Of dtiing ~ ,he oli lunui-
ripal court room fnr lhe occupancy N thc .
Ellsworth Republican club j. progressing
a. rapidly a. possible. rhr halI vas N
such condition last Monday rycnin. that
the meeting announced for THAT fimc could .
not ha heidi bat a meeting Is, I'll be called a: .
the earliest date possible.
a RICH. smart shower TUESDAY EVEN
in- with thunder and lightning
The Rev pr Nckcn>tr Sccrcrar, III
The baptist Missionary Union. gave an iu-
t"rr-tiu2 address at tAc Baptist church
. Tuesday evening
See Advertisement, w Ellsworth Wo.I
"a Mi :n another column
The .ti.ytp,r i mi>lutorncd tn VI,
statement that Mr. \ + Grrrly win g.,r F..
up itcr ~tarn urNt Monday >hc Wilt wv
tain possession unii thc cvcuin. ri Aus
a.
Workmcu arr engaged removing thr .
Slabs ami -a~-ii>t 10 Grsnt~ ~ajIpyarI .
preparatory +" cammrncIu. work on the .
proposed marine railway
Mr. g. II Grindal ~rhnu.-ageui 8,
making needed repairs ~ thr StrawtiIlc
>Choal-hon~r
Stevens Smith Are dniu. some gnpd 4
work PAINTING J. " Coomh~ cottage
The Juvenile TrmpIar, wlil have W W. 2
+ cur~inn from thi~ city % Phillips Pond
nrNt TUESDAY. All members of INV Tenn
pie viii receive free tickets on >howug
i,rr badges. Ic>cts will hc furnished ID
the puh,Ic FOR = cents each
Mrs Hale aud hrr three sons ~
gcthrr with her mother Mr. Chandler
arrived here from Europt Tuesday morn
ing after an absence OF nearly two wears
senator Hale met them In New York and
accompanied them home The citizens ~ .
Ellsworth hayr most hearty welcome
for Nil ~ them
l-r cntcrpr -ln. artist, Mi irwin.
t,- ID. has recently h,--u u Sorrento anil
.,-r 2hri the cottage. family AMI
NE, F.. MI. Daniel = Lamont !
~ team driven by VI. Wills Moor
pm owned py Mr. Rrann by some artl-
don't went over TIN, cmhankmcnt into the .
r,,rr On the wo>, ~dr inst above thr .
bridge The horse came near drow MIN. .
but wa> hnally rescued.
Remember the Baptist and Methodist .
union SUNDAY school excursion To Surrrn- /
IN on Thursday ~ tLis week. We bc-pcak
for the excursion thc patronage of AL .
friends Of these schools
We hear that th,. Gault Hotel At Last
L.n,oine la, = large number " guests.
Rev. r. j. IIorncr closed three /
weeks engagement * thu Unitarian church /
tn his city, on Sunday evening Last He
made many friends ami was much liked
Mrs William Rogers ~ Rochester \ /
II. i visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr.
+. + Baker, in this city
several OF our Democratic friends |
clothed IN regulation hats and busters
have gone ID Bangor tp-iay "a parfIk- ~
the funeral baked meats Of their party
/ The company though, |. very small IN
number, considering the amount Of s'tcboy-
Ing. shooing, driving. coaxing and bull
( doing which has been done. On Tuesday
! evening meeting Of the Cleveland and
( Thurman Club wa> held AZ room number 2,
1 Coomb> block. bat those in attendance
were not able Ia get any courage or in
>piration and went away evidently >uien
and dispiritcd
Miss Kate Quinn Of New York. i ris-
iting her brother, Rev, +. 4. Quinn, IN
this city.
ON Friday last Rev. f. A. Quinn. "a
II >h.r If men " became II ~hrr az rTput a
Tunk Pond. lie was accompanied by Mr..
Edmon Emo Of this city and Mr. Daniel
lIeunes>y Of Foxcroft. Together they
caught thirteen >peckled beauties, the
largest one tipping the beam at six and a
half pounds
Bro. Grant Of the Bar Harbor Recori
was in this city on Saturday evening last.
When next you come. Bro. Grant, be
neighborly. our latch->tring hangs out
and you can get hold Of il with very little
trouble, you know.
Mary Idela Newman, little six years
old child Of Frank Newman. while at play
Monday night, pitched out Of u she'd door
not more than two feet high, breaking her
right arm short OF two inches above her
wrist. Drs L. W. and Lewis llodgkins
were called, who set the arm, leaving the
child quite comfortable.