Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

John II. Brimmer. Esq, has been absent
from this city about six weeks, making visit
10 relatives and friends in Minneapolis. II Is
expected that he win return home this week.
Judge Emery returned home Friday, from
holding term OF court at Belfast.
The court adjourned Saturday morning at
9 80. judge Foster was very much liked, not
only by attorneys, jurors and others having
business before the court, but by-a our citi-
zens vi no made his acquaintance. He left on
the Saturday morning train, expecting TO
reach his home in Bethel that evening.
We are under great obligations to Miss
Mnta :. Powers, the efficient and obliging
stenographcr OF the court, for reports OF the
proceedings.
Miss Carrie +. Harrington il teaching the
intermediate school on Bridge Hili in place Of
Miss Mary Gaynor, who has been promoted
to the grammar school in lieu OF Miss Mary f..
Brady. who has resigned on account Of in
health.
BLASTED SCRAPE.-On Saturday morn
ing last, on the west side OF the river was
made blast which sent a piece OF rock nearly
~ large rs goose egg on to the home prem
ises of the editor. The fragment first scraped
the stable OF neighbor Frost and then landed
In our dooryard in close proximity 10 our
front steps and lady who Glanced to be at
the door II people who blast rocks are not
more careful. some one may get hurt or killed.
an event which would seem all the worse. be-
cause the day has gone BY " hen YOU can make
people believe that fatal csrelessness in blast
ing is ''dispensation OF divine Providence
Don't fail 10 read In another column the
new advertisement OF our friesd, Lewis
Friend. who has on hand stock OF excellent
goods which he Is selling at reasonable prices
Mr. Friend |. one of our most reliable business
men " hose name Is synonym for answering
integrity.
- The schooncrs Tamson and Wild Rose have
now loaded up at Cranberry Isles with cargot.
Of fish for Boston, and will then take in applc-
to 20 trading Schooner Rozella will load for
Boston IN few days.
Capt +. f. Eston. ono Of Deer Isles most
successful fishing shippers. has had ne~
schooner built for him by Gloucester parties.
\
IL two hundred acres, and valuable n pleas
urc resort has passed into the control Of O. &.
Ward Of CherrytieId. aud X. Il. Newell. New
York capitalist. The new proprictors are
making extensive preparations to start boom
IN that quarter BY opening 1t W % pleasure
seekers. and force j. now II work laying out
roads and lot. aud making other improve
mcnt-. \ wharf j. To be buili and steamer
has already been chartered to run between the
point sud Bar larbor. This j. one Of the most
picturesque spots to b. found along the coast.
and lies IN close proximity 10 >orr, nio and Bar
Harhor.
SUDDEN DEATH ~ Mrs II. l.. SAUNDERS
" regret to announce the death. yesterday,
81 MIR. II. I. saunders, widow OF the late
Joseph saunders, ~ Buck~purt. and mother
81 he wife u Hon Hrnry Lord. Of Bangor,
which occurred -udaenl 81 ihn re~lds nee ~
Mr.. Lord from pneumonia. Mr.. saunders
waS a most c-timabn lady tn1 her sudden
death i q -Ad blow 10 her daughter ani large
cJrcl. ~ friends ami thu -smpa,hr~ % many
" % b,. teuicr'd u the bcr'aycd ONES 10 ihrir
great uillhtton. 1hr time % funeral Will bc
announced hereafter baHy"g WIZ.
The bark Ve-u,iI- commanded NJ Can't
Euhrtim I. Marshall ~ iht- place. who haf
" ith tim biz " ife aui siN-ttHr~-oll daughter,
Adc,}-.5i \. li,rrck also Of thi- place. and
brother Of HE captains wiie. nr~t officer,
sailed from Trpaii. Italy, fnr Gloucester.
Mass. on the 18th ~ Drtoi,,r. l~NI. one wear
and .iN ,iay> haze elapsed sul no tiiug, have
t.cr received from the il'-isi.d vessel. not
even her b. NJ reported a Gibraltar. -"
wa. loaded with >at, aud Il IL conJrctur'd That
-hc sank from uudrr the 81 ayers during ON
~ The trrm, uiou- gllc> nf The fall RI - sun
ia, afternoon the funeral services ~ the thl--
tam. VIA, aud daughter and oliver icrricA
were observed n thu First Congregational
church. A. 81 early hour thc h"u~" wa hIltd.