Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18

Hon. and Mrs. J. d. Hopkins are visiting
their daughters, Mrs Howell and Mrs Lyon,
In Bangor.
Mrs. l.. J. Call has been confined to her
house by Illness for several days. At last re-
ports she was improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Royal, Jr., have gone
TO Boston and vicinity for a whit Of several
days. On their return they will visit Wool.
| witch. Me.
| A valuable horse belonging 10 Mr.. Ed.
Card. truckman, dropped dead while ri
| work one day last week. The horse had pre-
viously shown no signs OF Illness. and It is sup
| posed he died from heart disease.
| Bro. r. s. Wsrdwell, editor OF the Bucks
port Clipper, was In this city on Wednesday
| Of last week.
The next session OF Hancock District
Lodge Of Good Tempsrs will be held with
i Ocean Echo Lodge. Southwest Harbor. on
| Thursday. Dec. 9Th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Burnham returned
| home Friday evening last after absence OF
shout eighteen days. During their trip they
visited their daughter. Mrs DR.. Brown In
Brockton. Mass. and also relatives OF Mr..
Burnhsm in Brighton. Maine. hls native town.
Under It's heading OF Good Deeds and
its standing me,rical lines:
| ..How far that little candle throw. IL beams.
So shines good deed In n naughty world"
the Portland iirertissr might well chronicle
the fact that Mrs. Geo. r. DUtion OF this city.
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Young ladies to whom -he grsuliou-ly gives
lessons In French.
There will be singing aud reading
vice Al the Unitarian ycsiry every Sunday. un-
I'll further notice. at o'clock p. NJ, or lmme,l-
lately after the Sunday school. All are cor
dIslly invited.
1t is now reported that the protector. OF
the steamship line between Bangor and
BOSTON are the owners OF the steamer Oliyette
" hich has been running between Boston and
Bar Harhor during the summer snd that they
viii construct two fine stesiners this wister,
one 10 run from Boston to Bar Harbor aud the
other between Boston and Bangor They have
hsd representative in Roekland securing
wharf privileges.
Mr.. Frank 4. Robinson. representing the
customs department 81 James A. Robinson,
Bangor, will be at the American House In thi. |
city. on Thursday Of the present week. with
dne line OF wooicu.. See advertisement IN
another column.
The Unitarian circle at tho Unitarian
Try last Wednesday evening was one Of those |
unique sfair. which arr replcte with enjoy /
rncni from 10 lizard. 4 Soodly number Of +
people were present " no. with good sppctit.s
partook Of an excellent supper. In this con- {
ncrtion the literary salad was served; ihat {. /
10 say YOU purchased some artificial salad 10 .
the bottom Of which was a snsIi piece OF pa (
per compacils rolInd up, con.slning some well
known quotation which the purchaser wss
supposed TO guess but which in most cases.
he didn't Such common expressions -
Music hats power to soothe the savage
breast went begging for The authors name
Mfr C. j Hal OF Belfast. Ia. about ono
hundred .nI twenty 1--we ton. of stone nearly
finished for the Congressional library build
Ing ut Washington auI thi. will be completed 4
sni shipped by schooner Puritan. The
pension OF this contract ieavr. Mr. T!sll with
out work. Many contracts were refused from
tn.bi,it, 10 banda, them a. n. Ind nearly tb,r,
hundred men At work on the Congressional
h,fLb,, Tn, closing Of Hair. SION, ,sr,l At
NJ, D..er, p, TIL. tim, :. n,hiir r,E.,,y,,,n.
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Mr. samuel Eliot. q President Eliot
Of Harvard. supplied the pulpit of tho church
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Dor this summer. since his return 70 Gam
bridge he has raised quite sum OF money and /
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interest 10 y ana 'he 'hnroh ! 'h"Fri"r" hAe-
~ 10 profit much.
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Capt. ;. H. Harbour has Decided 10 comucnfr
Ia,iu. the keel Of A new steamer in about I
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