Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-11

j. T. Cushmsn. ESQ.,, is having his
house painted.
Mrs. F.M Watts had a paralytic
shock few days ago.
Mr. VIM J. Logan has moved into his
new residence on Court street. Ii Is
very neat aud attractive house.
Mrs Flora Lewis dressmsker. has re-
Gently returned from Boston with the faii
styles.
The Rev. DIR. Tcnney has recently re-
turned home from a trip to New Hsmp-
shire
see the new advertisement of Frank
II JOY, music dealer, Bar iiarbor.
An original pension has been granted
TO Cornelius Watts Of Amherst.
We are indebted to Mr. Gcp. +. Thorn
a< for copies OF interesting Massachusetts
papers.
The Grand Army men are very mnch
pleased mt the advent ~ Judge Foster IN
town 20 bold term OF court IheN nope
to see his Honor at Grand Army Hsli'
Schooner II. $. Woodruff arrived at
Ismoluc from the Grand Banks Tuesday,
with $500 quiutal- of goldfish.
Hon. II. NJ. Health Of Augusta, i In
this city In Attendance on the court Tor
few days
The ladies Of the Womsu's Relief
Corps are requested to meet at Grand
Army Hall. Thursday afternoon. for quilt
ing. A full attendance i, urgently request
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whiting, Jr.,
have lust returned home from trip of
several weeks across the continent to Cali
forna They report very pleasant trip.
A grand millinery opening Will take
place at the establishment of Miss l.. ID.
Mahan, on Main street. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday OF this week. All are In
yited to call and look over the late styles.
During the campaign OF lsto. Mr..
BENJAMIN Tinker who was then landlord
of the American House provided famous
Harrison supper for 500 guests. The Ia
tiles were arranged in a mammoth tent
pitched between the American House and
the Thomas Robinson residence. now the
3 !. I. Grant place
We hear that Mrs ChaS. Nhdden
wife of the editor of the Calais Tines
I who. with her two children, has been Wis
iting relatives in this city, left for Rar
Hsrhor on Saturday. She will also visit
relatives in Worcester before her return
F to Calais.
Mrs John Stet<on of BluchiIl, has re
Gently returned home from Portland.
where she had a successful operation per
formed In the removal Of a tumor which
weighed 81 lbs.
There will be a grand social dance s;
Town hall. Surry. on Monday evening.
oct 18th Music by Jot- orchestra.
Floor managers. Mcssr~. q. r. Clark and
VIII Smith. Tickets, IS cents.
We have found no time A. yet, much
to our regret which We could spare u at
tend the nightly entertainments Of the
/ Curtis Comedy Co, given in this city dur
7 ing the present week but we are glad To
hear that this popular company i doing
even better than ever b"for.. and that j.
4 certainly very high compliment for MIR
+ Curtis, the gcutlemanly manager, and those
connected with him.
Winter Harhor Lodge. F. i A. NJ, No.
1872. was duly constituted and ofiiccr- in
stalled. Wednesday. the 20, by Frank T.
l.
Bar Harhor WAS present The following
are the oGlccr, r K Bunker W NJ A
J Gcrr.>h. :. W; II G. GuphH, J W
Winter Harbot Lodge has been working
under a tii>pcnsation for more than year,
and now has IL charter with twenty three
members In the evening. by request 81
( the o. NJ the Lodge worked the 81 dc
gree. and with very few exceptions the
I Lodge WAS extolled very highly IN IL
7 work
MIR. f. W Mavo has in process OF con
T strucliun a fnc cottage at Parker Point.
Dluchlll for ". Il Ho-mcr, Esq. of Bo>-
/ ton. the frame being furnished by II. VI. &
+ u Hall Mr. Msyo completed two nice
I cottage. In the early summer; one for
Miss T. II. Obcr now Mrs Mine anu
( one Tor Mr. Robbins of Boston lie also
/ made qritc an extensive addition To the
/ Nenhall cottage known A. The Pines
I Can't. II F. Newman OF Southwest lIar-
/ Dor. raised this season two hundred and
/ ten bushels 81 first quality potatoes from
( only two and one-half bushels of serd
/ planted On good -oii. uiihost aHy % abs
/ commercial fancy dressings. With this
crop certainly there J. encouragement, fo'
proh,ab. gardening ST Southwest Har
hor
DR.. Abby VI. Fulton closed her cot
( tauc AT Southwest iiArbur On Monday, AM
ha- returned - her residence in this city
rc-ulnug her professional dutlc-
We hear that Sheriff Fields had tel
gram from Danlorth one day last week
announcing that the officials had arrested 4
suspicious character whom they suspected
to h. Bennett the escaped prisoner Mr.
Fields went Ia Dauforih accordingly. hu
he found that the mzu held vas not ih'
man lie was looking FOR.
4 terrible accident happened In thi
city MONDAY afternoon about four o'clock
which resulted in the drowning Of Gcorg
Hart. aged about l2 wears, son II Mr.
Herbert Hart. George. who was on boom
We hear, ju,i shove the bridge. fell int
/ the river and WAS swept down the siresr
hy the rapid current and WAS drowned
Just below the bridge he was seen 1
throw w his arms. and his head was see
once aiterw ard. The tide was down an
30 rapid was the river that he went owe
the falls IN very few seconds, and wa
r never seen afterward At this writing hi
body las not beeu found The sad new
Of the accident was quickly conveyed I
his mother who came across the bridge,
few moments later and passed down Wa
er street her cries and ungoveruabc grie
> being almost hrart-reud!ng. The sad ~
, cidrnt cast great gloom over the piac'
. and il goes without saying that all tio'
who we're called by the alarm 10 the seer
. Of the accident and witnessed the almo
frantic grief of the mother viii have
= full measure Of sympathy for the gric
stricken family.
The following Is y partial list OF Ell-w or
L citizens, now living. who voted for &c
Harrison IN 1870. forty-eght wears ago: Re-
DIR. Tsnuey. John VI. Hale. John d. Houkin
Jane. II. Hopkins. Robert L. McFarlan
u Capt. Ds,id Mcfarland, Capt. Abisl MrFa
It lsnd. NJ j. Adams. Daniel Adams. Henry
:. button, James +. Whitmore. Charles
Austin. samuel Royal. WIN. james, Sylve-t
Lord, L. l.. Trip. Barney Chester. &. W
Hight. Johu Fletcher. Charle- T.. Whitcoul
It Charlie. JOY. jacob stevens, Capt. John
e Jordan. Isaiah Bls>drll, Daniel T. Eldrid-
Znbud Foster. Daniel :. Beale. John II. r.
fridge Hartley Boynto1. Chsre- ID. Ire
e, oryy. Isrsel Wood Joseph Mason. Spofford
II Thomas. Daniel F. Maddocks and DAY
Merritt Thi- list, which We regard a.
roll OF honor. j. by no means complete, b
re we desire to make ii 30. and will tina
nnv Of our friends who will hand Us I
-, name Of any Ellsworth citizen other than
u shove now living. who voted for "Tlppe'
n noe and T. ler too" in 1910.
. MIR. Joseph l.. Perkins OF Castine. Il
:, Miss Jessie Maud Murdoch OF New %
were united in marriage by the Rev. A.
Morehouse in New York city Sept. II. }
p.l;p l. =, C..tira hoy =, no by industry