Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

John T. Higgins EaQ.. OF Bar Harbor, IL
seriously III, but 10 reported little better.
Capt. Nathan 5. Tracy and wife. from
Long I,l.nd. NY. have been visiting rela-
tves and friends in Gouldsboro.
Mr.. Curtis Guptill died in Gould.boro,
Oct. 1lth aged eighty six years, three months
he was remarkably smart for man OF DIS
vesr.. taking an active part In all the work
upon the farm up to few days OF his death
1t i. reported that Mr.. o. {. ward,of Cher
| rvfeld. has lately been making some large
purcha.e. Of real estate in sullivan. in con-
peotion with New York capitalist.
Til. Catholic society OF Cherryfe are to
bold revival meetings there during the present
week. under the leadership of Rev. Father
Butler and Rev Father Quinn. OF Ellswor
Mrs. Ad,lie Mason has been on a recent
visit to New York to meet her husband, Capt.
&. ". Mason.
Mr.. Cha> JOY Of this city, bearing OF n
yer, interesting political meeting which was
10 be held in Augusta. in the Harrison cam
paign OF ls4O. hitched up his team. drove TO
that city. took in the meeting and drove home
again. That campaign antc-datcs the railroad
to Bangor
Mr.. Lewis Friend /. in want OF y good
vest .makcr al hi tailoring establishment on
Main street.
A company has been formed and officers
chosen to build $4,000 hotel at the Mineral
| Springs. Bluehill. The BucksI ort clipper
J saws they are to commence building the roads
and fixing up the grounds this week,
Col. W. f. Hadock Of I-le>ford. was in
this city Tuesday night, on his way home from
Boston.
The ladies OF the Baptist society will give
an old fashioned supper at their Nestry on
"Wednesday oct 81.
Capt. Il. c. Bunscy i having some much
needed changes and improvements made on
the interior OF hi dwelling. The work Is be-
ing done by Mr. l.. ;. Weber.
Schooner Castlian LEFT New York on Fri
day, the 18th inst, with coal for Bar Harbor'
Mr.. Harry Mcmillan. who has been spend
Ing a few DAYS among friends in this city, lett
FOR hi. home IN Rondout, New York. MONDAY
morning OF last week.
MANY Of our friend. have svailcd them
selves of the reduced rates on the bosts and
have been 10 Boston to visit friends, do their
fall shopping. and get the styles. An unn'ual-
" large number came by steamer BiuehiH,
Tuesday evening, oct. Is.
Capt G. F. Bcllatty came home lat week
from Law renee, Mass. where he has been on
a visit 10 his son, Mr.. e. \. Belatty.
Tn. Electric Accumulstor Co.. Bar Har-
Dor. hsve recently sold 2eo cell Of their sc-
cumul.tor. or storage batteries to the Rruns-
wick Electric Light Company. They hsNe
also sold 100 cell. TO the herryfeld Company.
Both set. have now been in operation for
sbou, two months. aud h.ye proved com
plsts success.
Rev Theodore Gcrrish is passing the fall
and winter sioux Falls. Dakota. The Bel
f.., Journal .av. he .yeculsied in lsnd. snd
has become wealthy. he has paid slo 900 ca-h
for /. lot on " hich he will build residence.
Eaton & Co. Green's Landing. are build
in. one Of the finest stores in that section.
Thi- firm ha. had large. increasing business
for II. past few wears. which now demands
better accommodation. than the OLD store AZ
forie,i The new one vii be sihrcc story
building. including the basement. and j. he-
Ing bulli in the be-t possible manner by smith
Bros. The old stand when vacated. VIII be
utilized a. salt house.
A little son OF Mr. Charles lngall. OF Bar
H,rbor, wa badly scslded Monday OF lat
week by falling into ws-h-boiler hlled with
bot water
Do YOU want good organ. new or second
hand at low figure; II -. iea,e YOUR orders
with y A JOY. Office over Boston clothin.
store. Msin street. He has just received
another tine stock OF goods and s confident he
csn suit al who call on him.
A surprise party from Geo. ". Thompson
Camp. SON. OF Veterans Mt. Desert, visited
Hannibal HamIin Camp, in this city, on Mon
d4v evening last. We hear that the party wa.
made up a. follows: Capt g. A. Hatch. 1T.
1t John l.. VArnum. 81 1t. Horace ". Jelh-
-on. Capt. OF the Guard OTIS ingalls,. and the
Sergt OF the Guard, whose name we do not
learn. \ pleasant evening was passed. at the
close Of hich Hamlin Camp served Il coils
ton which wa- very excellent. considering the
short time IN which they had 10 get II up.
Mr. b F. Joy ha. made some unusually
fnc photographs OF the two traverse jurir-,
taken in groups. and also some single photo
graph. Of Judge Foster. which are natural q.
life Mr. JOY never did better than on these
pictures.
We hear that Democratic "rrformer"
Wa. in town Tuesday. lerying political assess
one case he got very decidedly .nubbed
-Workmen are engaged putting : large new
window into the store Of j. II. & Z. X. Hop
kim. which will be great improvement TO
the >ale.room.
Mr. p Harden adyertise- in another
column, wishing TO purchase quantity OF fur.
Mr.. Harden i one Of our reliable dealer, and
those having fur, 10 dispose OF will do we'll to
market them al hi. store.
Mr. and Mr.. W. F. No.e Of Prospect Har-
Dor, We're in this city on Thursday lat. on
their return home from pleasant trip and
visit TO Montville. and other places.
BY u card which appears in this paper il
will be- seen that Rev. A. 4. Cambridge. pa
tor OF the Baptist church in this city. makes
the statement that in regard 10 the specific
charge Of liz uor-sellinG which, it i alleged. he
preferred. among others, at Il recent temper
unce meeting. and at the post-ofice, against
Capt. :. /. Grant, he did not intend to assert,
nor la, he any evidence to prove. such Wa.
the ease. A. this the only charge on which
Capt. Grant brought suit the matter is happily
adjusted without an unpleasant court trial.
Judge Foster commended the attorneys on
each side for the wise disposition they had
made Of the case.
We hear that the stores OF +. y. OsgoOd
and Geo. W. Allen at Surry were burglariou>-
tanned amount Of goods and yauables taken
aud carried away. The burglar or burglars
lighted The lamps which they used as long
suited their convenience and blew them out
when they had done with them.
A quarterly meeting of the churches OF
Hancock Association will be held at Hancock
Tuesday. Oct. 80, at O'Clock p. M. and clos.
ing Wednesday evening. Oct. 81. II Tuesday
proves TO be unfavorable and Wednesday II
fair day the exercises will begin on that day
at the same hour. Discussions of ritual top
les, sermons and social services will constitute
! the program. and il is hoped that the meetings
| will be an echo Of those of the association.
Mrs. Inzetta A. Small of Lewiston. Nation