Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-09-27


Il cadeaSored to cnsnare the. gentleman in
former periods Of widow hood Various
Things Kind or otherwise. bad been expressed
when ons lady remarked that she bad always
found Mr.. q. dull. Have you really re-
spondcd the .piuster with the utmost uncon-
seriousness: NOW think Mr.. @. used 10 he
extremely amusing when he was in the habit
81 getting married" The rrmars was re-
crisci with shouts Of laughter. and Of course
came IN time to the ears Of Mr.. u. Cad"
he +, reported 20 have said, "shc knows thing
or TWO. III amu-e her some more Aud b.
fore The season ws- over their eierls troth
hsd been plighted.
H. The following + partial list Of Ellsworth
citizens. now living, who voted for GEN
Harrison 10 1870. iarty-,isht yeaTs sgu: Rev.
pr Tsuucy. John VI. Hale. John u. Hopkins,
Jane. II Hopkins. Robcr, 4, Mcfarland
capt, David Mcfarland. Capt. Absi McFar-
land. NJ ]. Adams. Daniel Adsm.. Henry A.
nuiten. James 4. Whttmore, Charles A.
Austin. Samuel Royal. VIM. JAMES. sylvester
Lord. T.. l.. Trip, barney Chester. q. W T.
Hight John Fletcher, Charlie T.. Whiicomh
Char,e- Joy and Jacob stevens This h-t.
- hivh "" regard ~ 4 ron OF homer, J. ny M
mean. complete. but Use desire 70 max II %.
sni wil thank any q our friends ho Viii
hand Ia the name Of any Ellsworth citizen
other than the Abosr. uo~ living. MO voted
.or "Tlppcrauoe ana ryicr too" 10 1850.
~ Two more Of Buck-pnrt'- fishermen have
arrived from ihr Grand Banks. rher srr tho
schooner. Mar, baker and Marb.4lcsI. aud
they arrived on Friday, with about half fare
OF i.h The MARY Rakrr lost a topns-t IN =
storm which >hr encountered. III captains
report jhai the fishing this ~ra-on has been
>cr, poor at the Ranks and that mast % thu
f-hernrn have got bur meagr- sn"uni Of
ti.h for thrir summer. work All & ,ht fish
t.. ..
time
judy Emery IN hls remarks At TIE memo
ilal exrrri-r- In honor ~ the iate A. e. Gould.
Esd st Bocklaud aid Mr.. Could va. the
friend Of The court-"~ hen be hsi flashed m
ar-umrnt. ihr cpur; knew alt they seeded 10
know on that side" hi- j. the Acnc Of
culoEy.
The great burberry srowlsg -ction o.
Maine I. Ia the western part o' Washington
county. where are vast plains covered with the
hardy aud productive Iitflc bushes. fhi- YEAR
In the vicinity u Chcrr,tcld. there have been
shout thoussHd men. women and children
picking bluchsTric- fOr the canucrte. aud they
hssc done very well At the work The pack
rr- pnS cents quart generally, delivered
out Of tht rents must be paid TO y cents \
quart Tot hauling ~ the CAnncry, sid also
-mail fraction 10 fhr landowner for fhc privl-
lesr % picking. leaving the piekrr- themselves
~ ANfFaSr y '"o aia "he' nah crun quar-
ibe season : about over BOW anu z '-.i
mated that the Washington county baek viii
aggregate Sclsu cs-r-. Ssiued al t4.pE. IN
one DAY recently one rsnnrry packe' 32s bush.
el-.
Every summer there come. 70 lar Iiarbor
inc baking old gentleman. tail rdsure with
iruu-cruy hair and >napry black eye, writes
rnrr,.uonden, Of the rltr.hurx L,a,!,r. He
never REGISTERS. -peua, none! iasi,iiy. and i
Som 'an't' "l one OF 'h' h'nd"tn',, anl
n....rt It'll ,,,1,,iiy ,,,. rs-t,n, rh- t,,,
aiI"nr !" hi'Nr az "arr, and 4" dal' 'ln,e
,,bi'h nh ..t'i I,-.na, /. H.. in.
m~'iIa;rlr pn, 70 >ra- An -nrts N rumor- nv
f'r F'ta'dlhS ih' I''F. ,oihr ~ pr '.h -en-
claul u India Othrr. tale w;I al equal
a"-F,' 81 certainty 'h4' ne i an "ii ~" orr
r.. NJ.
not ur 10 the latest reports. worn the -sme
'u' '"'''
y course Of textures has been arranged for
70 zoe 'S'''n' h''"'''''l 'uur'h' 20 e commence
iHuf'dSN' Gun inst 'n' ~ eohtiuO" on sop
III A',H " = ,'n h' y y. rr,nnIe'' = =
,ur, an ,I,e "prr- Ai.mlr M,n.~ NJ ). followed
~ Key: I. CUMMINGS n h"eAi'nh' .ub-
In. pcy q. n IJ,,.t-.. ~, r. MIN
..Irrlapd and the Irish Weund.r,,and these
lectures are b"lh e'ilfF'hs ari humorous ana
"''' w" H'-"'s N'i''i''' u'i'H II o'H-' p''e'
,,, l-ttr .,..,.t.., t.S "a : . l.
'iN'' '''''- r
Wa Organizer HI thr haril-t cburth - lhI-
city. Eleven active member, and >Y associate
m,,ub,r. .i,p4,l rhe constitution Frf.,t cur-
t
IL "'> 'n"-'" ii''.' htH- - - AhIoi ''-''
Corresponding ~rr.. and Mr.. Dr. SWEET, Re
/ '"tdlhS seq
-Capt. Rufus Allen Of Gouli-borv. - year,
old, walAed ,i1 miles election ia, to vote.
-Clcayc- Bros 4 Could, Midnight Won
the 3 minute race at Cherryfi,h.
Mr.. John N Han. and Mis-. Holm NJ
Grant have yona IN Cincinnati ohm wherr
,h.y yxil re,n,I, , - ,v..t. ~. .,,,e.t. ~
Mr. David U,l. formerly 4, ri. nv
Mr.. Walker Blaine has been visiting al
Bar Unrbor lately.
DE members pt Tue q l.. ;. y. VIII meet
on Monday evening. October l. nj Miss L. L.
/ ph.I,, on church .,ra.r 70 .,rr,,,,a ,,d .,,n.
~
menct Inc course OF S'ody i"f Tue winter
Tbur.day u,oruin., ~. JAM ola ,oxo ~
:
'herri nf'n WIS h"aAeheu 10y s'IiAe a'h'"s
the millmen. OF late there seems TO have
been some dissatisfaction among the mjil.bands
'.ne'I eoh oe'hS tnN' nj, ar
work with only \ half hour for dinner. They
struck for ten hour. IN four different mills.
three iohs lumber asd one shlh:it h,Ii' whioh
80, ,,,,n n,,,, ~ nd ,.;,h an.
crew to return on the ten hour system At
last accounts the strikers are sun out.
Mr.. Boyd Bartlett has left Ca-tine to enter
the publishing establishment, OF CHM & Co.,
Boston
I,ry or Rrv Jo.S Ar1yx-We have re-.
ceiyed the very interesting sketch Of the re-
markably interesting life OF that departed pa
triarch of the Methodist Episcopal church, the
late Rev. John Allen. so widely known AS
..Camp-meeting john. from the pen Of his
nephew, Rev. Stephen Allen, ID. ID. Rev. Dr.
; nnn" ~ ,.n,,,ry aud ~. Iii. III n'o u
hi. work in careful. concise, and at the same
time entertaining manner. The book is as
unique anu iascihitns a. t"e euai actc' u rep
can,n.,neeiing he loved % we'll. and the s-4ib
OF which he was attending when be died. 1t