Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

OF the Lainone Grand Bat K fleet there
have arrived the Harvest Home and Irving
Leslie" with very nearly tuIl fares.
Chaplain ID. II. Tribou will leave this city
mex: Monday. TO become Chaplain OF the
Naval Asylum at Philadelphia. TO which posi-
ton be has been assigned for the next three
years.
The ladies of the Unitarian society will
hold public supper at their sestry, Wedncs-
day. Oct. 10. The public are cordially invited.
See particulars next week.
There will be n meeting OF the Village lnl-
provement Society nj the Municipal Court
room. Saturday. Oct. 6. SP. NJ. All ladies of
invited TO BE- present and consider some plans
for the winters work.
MIR W. l.. Coggn.. formerly OF So. Han
cock. returned to hi. home In Pasadena. Cal.
the 18th uIi. having spent hi- season OF rest
aud fishing ut Santa Catalina Island. HI. for
mer friends would hardly recognize him. we
are informed, should they meet. for hi. diam
eter ~ his circumference ia considerably ex-
tended
Mr.. Fred Shaw. Of the West End Hotel.
Bar Harbor, will return to Florence. Italy, the
coming winter, 10 pursue hi. studio. in seulp-
ture.
George Sinclair shot benjamin Piueo by
sccideni. the 22nd ut., in Colunbis. The two
men were In the wood. and fineo was mis-
taken for deer. He lived but few minutes.
He lea.es a ,yifs and FIVE children
In the absence Of Rev. {. :. Lefiingweil.
who was called to Connecticut on important
business. his son Mr.. Asop Lehingwell, con
Quoted the services at 50. Ssviour'-. Bar lIsr-
Dor SUNDAY, the 24th ult
Hon. Frank Jones, Of Portsmouth, y. H..
will have sl5.ooo cottage built at sorrento
thi> fall. He il expected In few day. with
tho plan- and work will be commenced mmc-
diately.
The new Methodist church a, Bar IIarbor
IS nearly completed outside. Workmen are
now engaged In fixing the ornamental work
on the .pire |, i haud.ome building snd
will be credit to lie town.
4 number 81 the cottager- are talking Of
forming pSriic, 10 visit Bar Hsrbor during the
cor,tr,. winter and .cc how Mount De.er,
looks in her winter gsrb.
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into her school this wear. s"BuIl.tin Rosrd. q"
zach morning me ilnp"r'ah t'auei' IN me
,"r, M NH srtirl.. arc re,d ,louI a. vii
create IN them an Interest in the current topic.
Of the DAY The ATTENDANCE 81 ne school j.
nearv double WHIST 1t was ls.t fsl, snd the
The block /, remarked by ali Bar H1rlor
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Mr. Alsop L'hln."eil aud the tvs" Misses
IrftinsWeH have lrfi Bar larhor for Now
HaT"n sud Middleton nc onn. M LefhnEw"H
goes to complete hi' c"ur-" OF study At Mid
diciown Theological seminary ID" Young
ladies' viii visit frionds in Connecticut
= be people ~ Ellsworth VIII be pleased 10
know ihai that popular company know a. The
Curtis >iar COMPANY VIII be in ihi- city ah
81 next week and VIII present an entire new
play each evening >ee advertisement I'D an
other column.
The No. Ellsworth I.s,iies' sewing circle
" iii hold their .iNteenlh auuual fair and ley,-
In Agricultural Hal on FRIDAY evening. oct
3. II stormy on saturday. Ia the afternoon
there viii be Il game Of ba.c ball between TO-
cal clubs.
%, zone Of the early settler. Of the town of
Hancock. the follow inr story j. related Rj~-
ins before dav. he m.dc pair Of men. .ho,-
then went to the wood. and manufactured
three hun'he> OF 'ha'"' 'h'iI''"' c'F''''l 'h'''
nome on NJ 'h"u'''F' anu hA'''' 'H'H' %" :"
'h' 'oiH'h- ''' sane ""'
Mr. Lurana Anderson Of Amherst 'al"e
% the hon>e Of Alderman |. l. Emery about
four months ago 10 care for her sister. Mr..
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I y rJmond and Mos. ellie. Wa. chosen.
they decided the reunion should he holden =,
Mr. II. Giles. Waltham. next fdL
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See the advertisement 81 Mr.. :. : smith
10 De found IN another column. Nr. smith !
one Of our live business men who keeps con-
,tantly on hand very line stock Of goods and
make, unusually large .alr>. His great sue
sheriff Field informs u that our lat
week. report OF the escape Of Bennett wa, liz
correct in one or two particulars i>t, Ben
nett wa- not ordinarily allowed the liberty 81
the Jail corridor, but had been let out that
morning 10 DO some necessary work. "a,
Bennett did not spring out by sheriff Fieid>.
but lie secreied himself not far from the door
and while the sheriff wandered away some di
;snce from the entrance in search Of Bennett
,p' aus
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We hear that while officer OF the law
ere in pursuit Of Bennett. the escaped bur
glar they saw a pedestrian peddler some ways
ahead on an unfrequented road. and suspect
Ing il might be- the fugitive they started into
lively run to catch up with him. The poor
peddler. fearful Of foul play. became greatly
alarmed. and he too broke into run. The
race was all exciting one. The peddler
reached the nearest house just ahend Of hi
pursuer- where all unc-remoniou-ly entered.
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