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


! -cribed toward building a hotel on the eastern
shore OF otter Greek.
The harvest moon rose Sept. ~, and the
three of four succeeding evenings with only an
/ average difierene, OF tvs eniy-fise minutes.
Some twenty-five Of the Boston 4 Maine
station agents srrivcd in Bar Harbor on sat
ur,lay week and remained over SUNDAY.
They were guests at the Rodck
Canine MISUNDERSTANDING are OF very
frequent occurrence on our streets IN the day
/ time, and feline infcliciiies around our houses
in the night time. The former viii draw the
bigger crowd. but the Isiter " III inspire -'ron-
/ ger language aud more aggressive deeds
senator Ilalc's boys. Chandler and Fred,
( havr gone away from home to attend school.
The second annual fair under the manage
ment Of Pomola Grange will be held at the town
hall. Hancock. on Thurssiay, Oct. i. after
noon and evening All are invited 10 compete
for the premum-. supper will b. served
The following Maine pensions hs'c been
I r,ccnflv granted Alden W. TrcworEy, Eli
worth. increase; Leonard Mcfarland. Bar
! Harhor. increase; John 5. Black. tasilnc,
/ REISSUE.
The following justices % the Peace have
recently been appointed by the Governor:
i Melville L. Alien. Mount Desert; o. 7. fcL
lows. Rnckspori Charles T. simpson, suii-
van; Ivory L. wardwer. Hancock.
The following officer, Of Washington
Camp No. O. 7. q. : Of A. Bar iaTtsoT. were
. duly installed =; their hall IN Bar Harbor on
! Mondsy evening, sept l. Jane. +. Hainor.
President; charles Paine. ' ice President: II.
T. Fruhock NJ. r. and C.. +. G. EScirih. X.
81 f. stevens \. X. :: r. r. Parsons. T
:; John Hartman. Treas: Chas. Southland,
Cond Eugene Cousins. |. g.. Edw. on
WAY, -. g.; T. : J. Morse, I. f.
There vii be = social hop, at Town Hall.
Franklin. Friday evening. sept. y. Music b,
Joy'. orche-trs. Managers, {. \. lin'cr.
b. +. Tucker.
Mr.. aud Mr. {. A. smitA - Great Fails.
! y. H.. have been spending fcw day. At ls>i
I Surry with their relatives. Mr.. r. Floyd aud
daughter They drove from Great Falls. y
! H. to Biuchii. Maine. with their own team.
I in le.s than fiye days, distance Of about
three hundred miles. They start on their r.
turn trip on Monday. sept. -, from se'i-w'ek'
via steamer civ OF Ii, hmond. 10 Portland,
and intend taking ia York Bosch before
reaching home
Mr.. and Mr. Era,tu. Rcdmau. Jr.. enter
tanned ZONE Of their friends last Friday even
3 ing at their Residence on State 'treti- - b
mir Wa, dream, with flowers" banked aud
mas,cd rs artistic finger. and the moments
. were made 10 iy while listening to The nS'hG
! finger. Of Miss CARR. Mcdonald on The plano
No finer play ing wa ever heard in Ellsworth.
I nor in many J,lsce. else. Mis- katie Perkins
IL Bangor also rendered some very fine in-irn-
mental music. and the host. hosic.> sud others
tuned the socs harp io the pleasure q all pre-
en-
We are Indebted TO Hon. John l.. MOORE
for some very hnc specimens Of apple raised
In hi. thrifty orchard in thi, city. Mi Moor
ha, 'nkcn -rca; pain. with hi orchard and hs-
succeeded ia rai.iug some tnc trees which
bear exc, llent fruit MA, be he spared many
YEAR vet to enjoy the fruit OF BIZ labor
We have received from Rev. :. D. Towne.
editor. the lA-l issue Of The Congregational
Recsri printed in the int rest OF the tir'i
Congregational church Of Hampdcn. II i
ruU OF interesting MISTER which bear, 80 10
speak. The image aud -uper-cripiion" q IT,
live. thoughtful editor. Thank', brother and
I success TO YOU.
Pensions have been granted 10 residents Of
Hancock county ~ follows increase benjamin
Frazier. IT. El.wor Joshua I. Jelli-on,
Ellsworth: Edwin II. Cunning ham. ta-th';
Daniel :. Bunker. East Sullivan; Charlie. u.
Wilbur. Waltham: Edwin Moore Ellsworth;
pri,,iusl invalid incrra-r--Iohn Amc- .orlshd; ;
Edwin VI. Higgins West Eden; Guy Muan.
: S.rrb Hancock. Nays-Iohn u. Clark,
Egyt; Charles I. Peter Bluehid Reissue-
Maurice Dow ney. Ellsworth.
Mr.. H. NJ c. Ests. state Dep. organ
: iz,.i 3. Juvenile Tempe at sullivan, sept. ~,
named Sea Shell" iupt., Mr., tatharine \.
stim.on:P {. r., L"is ram {. l.. Henry
H.wkin-;N.r.. Joie Bridgham; Chap Fred
Bepui.; see. tlort1ce smith; A. :, Warren
: Tram. F. :. p,tI Austin; Treas, Eddie
smith. NJ. Spiro Brigham; A. NJ, Roscoe
Mason. g.. Josie iawkns SEN. Carl Bennis:
u II Tlorrne Ray; l.. Ii. $, Maud Ray.
Mr.. E-te. organized Juvenile Temple
a, Norwod'- Cove So. West HarbOr, sept.
10 n,md sparkling Diamonds supt. Mr.
lydia Lur'eH'
re annual session OF the Hancock County
FJutlonal Association will be held at Brook
y lin. a Friday and saturday, Oct. u and 10.
!, . I'll attendance Is desired. See call and
4 prcram in our advertising columns.
/ We had pleasant call Tuesday evening
= firm Mr.. Jacob Stroyer Of Salem, Mass. who
II Z, several wears was slave In South Carolina.
ID is now educating himself for the ministry.
r Oberlin University, and TO meet his nrcrs-
N ,ry expenses at that institution. be is at
Y resent engaged in selling little book. OF thrill
Re ing interest. written by himself. entitled My
r Life In the SOUTH" for the small price OF %
n. cents His aim + most lsudahle one and
c. WORTHY Of encouragement. II gives Us great
lg pleasure. therefore, to commend him To the
Of favorable consideration OF the public
u Winter Harbor Lodge. +. & A. NJ, vii
u be organized Wednesday, Oct. 3, Il Winter
Harbor.
Sept -, Mrs. Estes organized new
lodge |. o. q. T. at Sullivan. narsed NJ Os-
.ipee.~ Regular meetings will b. held Thur
dsv evenings. l.. D., G. c. y. Rev. I. {.
, Phelan: P. {. T.. Cyrus Emery I. T.. u. I.
Baker: VT, Susie Arey; S j. T., Mrs. c.
A. stim,on; Chap. {. c. helan; Treas,
Warren Urann; +. Sec. ore Tram; Sec.
Annie Cummings: NJ, A. W loud; e., Mat
tie Tracy; Sen. Willard TraS; A. Sec. Hen
= nv Hawkins. sullivan is watng W. +.
+ DIR. Fred A. Davis of searsport, visited
:. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Davis, in this
d city last week.
d Chaplain ID. II. Tribu and family ar
J. rived on steamer Egypt inSew York Monday
d evening, and will be II Ellsworth to-day
7, wednesday,
<, Mr.. Ed. g. Burnhsuof this city has pur
d chased the Wentworth place including the
bennery at Egypt and b taken possession OF
the same. He is youS man worthy OF sue
he cess and we hope and ave no doubt he will
ri receive it.
81 a Hancock man rites us follows:
81 see BY the AMERAS that the town OF
A Hancock Is not credit with any Prohibition
votes, which Is miste, rs know that there
IN were at least three"
m Rev and Mrs. II. Trip. now OF Rock
#. land were present she Baptist Association
re. At BIuehill last weekend received as present
81 from the Associate the generous sum Of
eighty-odd dollars, nich was contributed by
those present.