Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-22

a. u. Oupttii house. luis property, WnfcD
was offered for $500, two years ago, Is now
held at $500.
Miss Georgia Maddox of East Bucksport,
received severe shock Of electricity during
thunder storm last June, from which she has
suffered greatly. She is now gaining every
day, with fair prospect Of recovery. She has
been with her sister, Mrs. Paul Parker OF
Buehi. since the accident.
-Workmen are now engaged clearing of
the lot on Ledge Lawn avenue, intended for
the site OF the Liberal Christian Church.
Bar Harbor. 1t will be wooden structure,
Of which W. r. Emerson Is the architect.
John E. Clark Is to do the work, which will be
commenced at once.
The Good Tcmplsrs OF orland have In
stalled the following officers for the ensuing
quarter: F. NJ. Staples, G. r.; Frankie l..
Perry, V. r.; A. II. Dresser. See. Mary +.
Gibbs. A. s.; Mamie f.. Perry, +. s.; Maurice
l.. Fsrnhsm, T.; Irving X. Saunders. NJ;
I Mary c. Ames, ID. NJ; Agnes l.. Narbis. g..
A. $. Hartman, $. The lodge Is IN u flourish
Ing condition. with sixty members in good
standing on the rolls.
IL. W. Holt arrived home from New York
last week. and says be has bought large
stock of lamps. picture frames and holiday
goods.
At the annual meeting OF the Peuoh~cot
! County Medical Association, held the l3tn in
slant, at Bangor, Or. q. A. Phillips OF thi.
city. was elected one OF the Vice Presidents OF
( the Association.
A party OF Belfast deer hunters passed
through Bangor, THURSDAY, their way TO
northern Hancock county for stay OF a week
or more. Among the party were Judge Geo,
/ f. johnson. DIR. 5. ". johnson. Elisha Sher-
man, NJ. X. knowlton, +. +. Bradbury. W.
/ H. Sanborn aud George T. Read.
Miss Mary Frances Hopkins Of Ellsworth.
" i'll be in this village once week during the
I winter to give instructions In vocal and In
1 >trumen,al music. Miss Hopkins IL An accom-
pli.hed banioist snd will take pupil, for the
/ study OF that instrument. Those DESTROYS Of
7 a, siling Themselves. rs pupils, 81 this chance,
/ will please leave their nsme- with Miss Jessie
! Foster, in Fosters book siore.-B Bar Harhor
! Record.
At the next meeting Of VIM. H. II. Rice
/ Post. q. A. Il. Of tb. city. TO be held on Mon
dan evening. Dee. !. Post officer. will b. elect
/ ed for the ensuing year. 4 full attendance is
/ requested.
( The officers OF the law closed up the bust
ne, of II. u. Mason. MONDAY. The mills have
/ been hut down. the store ha- been closed aud
thu whole hu-inrs. hs- ben discontinued.
Mr.. Mason, wc hear. Will ~ into Insolvency.
M.t>E PATENTS. List Of patents issued To
Maine inventors for the week reported for
BY Perc, ". J. Lander, solicitor 81 Patents.
No. . whcrlwrieht 4 tiaTk's Block. Bangor
Francis j. faiicn, Bath. synehronizIn2 y stem
for electric motor; Samuel ;. iIer>ey. Au-
burn, furnar,; Francis A. tloudmsn, lumber
land Mills, knotier; Edward b. Allen.
sisuor to stanley MI. CO., Portland. buting
machine: james II. sewall. Portland. valsr
Tor ,tcani-h,ating apparatus; lanes II. >cwan.
Portland. oar-heating apparatus. Nbole num-
Der for the wrrk-patcnt~, 81. designs. Il;
trademarks. Il; labyl-. !; reissues. 1 total.
f3l
w. II Lawrence Of Sorrento ha- re-
m.fknbt. cat. III. rrI hal never been out of
sullivan village until tiic over two weeks
ago. when Mr.. Lawrence moved DOWN Ia
sorrento, 10 join her husband. bringing with
her the baby. aud hrr bird and ''pu->." They
mt.l, the trip on the steamer >"henoa. La-t
SATURDAY. the cai appeared a thr house 81
Henry frchlc their former nci@hhnr ~ suit
NAu. " here .hf Ma IN the habit OF Visiting
occasionally. How she found her way up
there J. a ronuuduim but 1t ~. VI. she wa-
in sorrento snd at the >amr evening II Mr.
PrchIe'- house in >uiH an.-Bir Harbpr
Hscord.
W. are reminded u littir story quite Jim
liar 10 the aSoyr. Near- ago when We were a
resident OF sullivan. having occasion once to
take a scow from Long Cove 10 Eastern Point
iiarlor We gut our nci,.bbor. the late MIR. K.
f. Dow ming. to help row down. III haS-
Ing cat which be wanted to get rid of, and
being UNIV Hing 10 kiu her pa, her 10 bag
and took her onboari, Intending 10 put her
ashore on Dram i-larid and let her -hirk for
herself lie kept the cat III tue bag until We
got qufe distance below ingalls, Island,
- hen h. let her 'ui ". rounded B.'au's
Point aud were pulling for Dram Island
to land the eat. ~hen. suddenly, ,hc ran out
on the end Of the larboAri oar aud jumped
into the water. She SWAIN well SUD We saw
her lnnd on Beans Point. few rod, west %
" h.rr the steamboat wharf Al sorrento no"
t. This al shout 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon snd the next morning he put ~ an ap-
prarance 1T home. which Ms at least three
ml,. distant from her landing place
sch M1rouus Of which cntiou was mair
In the AMERICAN last week, Wa formerly the
double deck bri. ~ the name, bull, at
ihi- port in the war l-J5. By Tie late Dyer +.
Jordan. Ed. During The past summer and
f,l The vessel has been cut down by remo'-
my the upper deck been thoroughly re-
palrc, and the riE changed TO that u . three
ma-,el schooner. Dimension, are thr ZANE 4,
fore Former tonnage ~, sine" repairing
2,l,. The ,c,s, i. no~ owned 10y | ". Grant.
Esq. Capt. J VI. Higgins aud other, Of iht>
CITY ana capt r. Chatto Of surry. Who
commands her.
4 movement j. on foot to have nearly all
u Hancock peninsula, or all that part Of the
town Of Hancock which j. south u the follow
ing described line 81 If and incorporated in-
10 a separate town, VIZ: Beginning Oh the
east .l!c Of the town. on sullivan River, at the
middle line Of the sullivan Ferry road thence
southwest alun. the middle line OF that road
10 the county road leading TO Nj. Desert Fer
rs: thence westerly y skilllugs river. For
more definite description the Legislative
notice in another column Of hi, paper.
The Deer Isle Republicans celebrated liar
ri,on', election on Monday night Of ls-t week.
At an early hour bondrcs were started in sew
eral places. and a large torchlight procession,
led By the Deer Isle Cornet Band, marched
through the principal streets. counter march,
lng under and sauting their fla at the Rrpub-
iican HEADQUARTERS after which the crowd re-
paired to the rink v here bail was participated
iu by large company. Those who Illuminated
were, Can't jasper Haskell Josef h saunders.
/ T. G. Pickering A. q. Gross. r.. +. >potord.
Capt. Edward Haskell, j. j. spOhord. Ii. j.
Pickering, 4. b. Pickering. Joshua Haskell. Y.
" Haskell. and Mr.. {. W. Bryant, says the
| GdzeHe.
No Buehi seems to BE- >ingularly I'M
fortunate place Of late. About wear ago
( Frank Bowden had Lee broken which com
fined him to the house all winter. In May,
/ Alvah +. Soper had hi, leg broken and has
been laid by all summer. Week before last
( Chas. Wescott had lee broken, and the next
| evening while going home from church. Mr.
| Soper had the misfortune to fall aud fracture
| the same leg before in nearly the same place.
| This. in one small school district.
AT Hancock little FRANKIE" the small
| Italian bootblack Of last summer, is now max
| ing his home on board the steamer Sebenoa,
and Il tends Miss Kelley's school In the thtrd
district. He bids fair TO learn fast and enter