Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Miss Florence Emerson. 81 Lincoln. h +.
been visiting her sister. Mr.. Coburn. at the
American House.
Mr. George \. Joy and family. of Gran.
berry Isle, spent week In town recently.
Mrs. Owe Emery llsuscom. who has he, n
spending the summer with her mother Mr..
VIM. H. Campbell, has returned TO her western
home
Mr.. Charles +. Timer. formcrl, of Els.
worth. nov OF Atlantic Cit,. New Jer-p, La,
been 10 town. guest At the home Of ,x-Ma,or
Davis.
AT rccen; meeting OF the general com.
miItee OF Y. =. 5. {. r.. held at Mr.. G. +.
buttons 1t was voted that The eveufn, Of the
ususi monthly sociable should be- de oted To
the study Of modern poets and author,
-Ninet, seven losd> Of grain were thre.he,i
At the mill OF W. l.. Guptill in Gould,boro.
the frst half OF September.
MIR. Heze.iah Cook. formerly Of Els
worth. who has been spending the summer ut
/ Blushil. after a short visit 10 town. ha, left
f"T h"-s2n. where she Is TO spend the winter
The Grand Jury found eleven indictments.
three Of which were for violation OF the
liquor l.w.
conductor Daniel We.cott sud engineer
Horace Leighton OF NJ. c. Il. X. We're Ia At
tendance at court last week a. wtnesse, IN the
suit Of Geo. A. Lord vs.. NJ. {. r. X.
Professor Ropes. Of the Bangor Thco-
logical Seminary, Tho has lust returned from
four months trip 10 Europe, revisiting Rus
sil. where he wa. born, has nseuted TO write
series of letters for publication. telling about
his tour and the interesting sights he saw in
the old world.
Miss Essie Rurrcll. of Brockton. Mas.
niece OF. Mr. y. A. Burr, u. has accepted and 4.
very creditably filing the position Of book
( keeper at The shoe factory
n urin. sIl the time that Fred II Lord has
been assistant postmaster IN this CITY be has
/ spent only four night, at home. With tbi-
I exception hi- days and ui.hi. have b.,n spent
I At the po-i.offcc. Aud ~ there are those
/ who think every government office q very
soft" position.
Mr.. ". II. Das. has closed hi> carfia-c
. msnufariory nj Bar Hsrbor for the winter
+ H. h.. returned to ihi- Guy With hi. family
Z whefr De- will remain uniH .prn.
Mr. klonzo smith ha. Shipped fra,n
Goui-horo three carEo'- ~ PAWN. recently.
s.grcgating siXt,--ix thousand lie has also
shipped several load> 81 rrou, 10 he B1r Har-
boz hreak~afrr. The after bl, fair % bc-
large suppl, on hand.
/ United STATE, signal Of,iccr f. +. Jpnc- II
the Rar HArbor station has hrcu ordered to
Boston and lctt Friday nigh, for hi. new .ta-
/ ton.
I MIR hs. T.. " Woodward. formrrl, % tn
/ city, IA, connected himself with the hrm II
/ I, L,ford 4 Co, Bangor. dealers IN fur. hat.
( snd fur-nei good. See ad, crt.en,eu, in an-
( other column.
4 Quite part, u former SURF, Maine. re-
I iicni. gathered At the home o! Mr.. sabin
/ Lord. tAi- CITY. FIida!. W. Nh salnurl
I Lord ~ Ellsworth. Mr. Jane smith and Mr..
! >ahin Lord Of hi, city. Mr.. Nancy s~etI of
/ torlnnA, Mr.. VI. Dunbar OF Boston, and her
/ daughter. Mr.. Euzilia Leach u fenob-cot.
; i. ciiaHd t"grisr-Ga-t'fe.
/ Mr. Edward y. Raker. rryrc>,ntin- the
I Campbel Printing Pres aud Manufacturing
/ 90. New YofA. VA, in ,hi. city recently. lie
! thinks the AMEKIcA> pre-. i. in good run
/ ming or'i"r - prrs, can be
/ Milton Conner,. I4I ab.u, Is year, Old,
/ living II CherrydelI. shIr -upniu- iA., Ncrk,
/ Wa crippi Tot life BY having the over part
/ Of hi foot shot a"ss. in con-' queuce OF
! premature discharge Of BIZ, f5w Linz piece
| -Th- bsuker. Carrie Pitmau, arrived st
! Lan- wharf. Ruck.ior.. about noon Thur lay.
+ She VA vel loaded having II i reported,
1870 quintal- o. cod large farr for III, season
iudIin. from all reporl, that come from the
Grand Bank.
-Thur-day. Oct. Eth. water wa. lei Into
the water main. Of Buck-pprt FOR the hr.t
time and the residents can now az thrs have
real water works, and -hs!l soon Know ~ az
tuNl experience what 1t /. TO have good Mater
protection In case Of hre.
The delegates appointed Thursday even
Ing 10 represent the Elm street ! +. 4. f..
Of BucA.port, a. the eastern Maine union 10
be held IL Ellsworth. OCT. 3o,h, SIRE Benjamin
+. BloI.ett. " II. Gardner aud Mi-- Julia
W Barnard.
The Pullman car 'Garrt-ou'' ~. taken To
Bar Harbor Thursday morning suI returned
on the evening train with party Of rnttacer-
who have been at Bar Harbor during The sum
mer AMI fall. The party left Bangor on the
evening Pullman train, The members have
been ENJOYING the fail weather a. their favor.
lie resort.
-Twcnty-three member OF Geo Pratt
I.oist, NO. 80. /. .. q. T., OF Wintrrport
paid Fort Knox Lodge, Buck.vort a fraternrl
Visit "Wednesday evening. coming and return
IN. ou steamer Little Buttrrcup ,er,
pleasant time vas enjoyed. Coffee, cake ana
fruit were served anI -peecIe. OF congrntmla-
lion ana music were the order Of the evrnn.
Captain Howes. OF the ,teanrr porche.-
ter. from Boston. reports At Norfolk, Va;
on oct l.. ninety miles southwest OF Gay
Head. passed the t"o-ma.tri schooner For
ct City. OF Ellsworth. wrecked and Abandon-
Ell. Both anchors were overheard aud both
mast, broken of at the deck attached by the
rigging. The bow.prt w.s living on the deck
and the after deck house WISH, away
--Jamr- Emery. I'd, ha- presented the
Buck memorial library. Bucksport, with ne
/ clock. which was set in position "Wednesday,
Oct. 18th. 1t is of the general style Of our
! grandfsthers' days, about eight feet high. and
made of antique oak with plate glass door. and
side lights with silver dial and ebony figures
/ IL sets IN the northeast corner OF the reading
room making a very attractive and pretty. As
( well useful. ornament.
Mr. $ +. Hall Is one Of the busiest men in
+ Buck,port. Last November he built fine