Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-16
The steamer Sebenoa is now hauled up for

The steamer Srbenoa is now hauled I'M IN,
repairs.
Mr.. VIM. H. Freeman has received hi,
commission as postmaster at Pretty Marsh.
The Bangor High school team will pls,
the Ellsworth nine in Bangor some time hi.
month.
The newly appointed postmaster at Bar
Harbor, John Suminsby. is building a new
building to be used exclusively for the post.
Office business
DR.. L. s. ChiIeott Of Bangor. has been :ry.
ing the festive trout at Moosehead Lake.
/ DR.. Fred A. Davis has moved from Sears
port TO Boston. where he is now engaged In the
! practice of his profession.
! We hear that the schooner Emily. which
loaded for II. NJ. & b. Hall is ashore and
full OF water. in the vicinity OF Vinalha,en.
| Mr.. NJ 5. Smith who has been confined 10
his house and part OF the time to bis bed.
for several days by illness. ha, 50 far recovered
4 a, TO be able to be gu, again.
! The pore seized two barrels OF beer at
Bar Harhor. Friday. that came of the steam
er Mount Desert. The officers are looking sf-
ter the rumseers sharply nowadays.
| A Los Angeles. Cal. dispatch dated MAY
| IA. says:
| The senate commission trade relations
with Canada arrived here this afternoon SEN
| ator Hale had his right leg badly injured in a
| collision of trains near San Jose. yesterday.
! We most sincerely hope that Senator Hale's
| injuries are not very serious
! Charles :. Brsgdon arrived in this city.
| Tuesday. from Minneapolis. and will enter the
Office Of hi> brother. Or. Geo ". Brag,ion.
to study dentistry.
! Hon. J. u. Hopkins has been confined to
hi house for several DAYS by injuries received
! from fall. His hurt i not serious and he
/ will probably be ont again in Il few DAYS
| There were three eases in the Municipal
1 court Tuesday.
/ l>t. Woodruff ". lia,cv, an actiou OF 49,
sump>it by parent 10 recover wages due a
minor child The parties belong in Franklin.
/ Verdict for plaintiff.
! 2d. state v. ponnelI; respondent belongs
in Franklin. complaint for making threats To
| Kill etc. lie paid g. costs and gave so bonds
10 keep the peace.
81. REYNOLDS vs. Bradbury, an action Of a.
sumpst 10 recover rent Of field situated
in Franklin. Judgment reserved.
Mrs. l.. NJ y. stevens. state President Of
/ the " {. T. T.. organized at Bluehil, Tues
1 dsy, W. T. L. oftwcnty eight members
and made Temperance sdlrc>. in the evening
to large audience.
BY the breaking Of a whipplc-trce the
horse OF Mr. Fred Richardson Of North Eli.
worth, took fright on Friday lat while com
ing 10 this city and ran furinusly, throw ing
1 Mr.. Richardson out OF the carriage 10 -uch a
manner that the horse kicked him in the head
/ inliciin- serious wound.
/ Member, 81 VIM. II. II. Ricc Post. wish.
4 In for flags TO dccorstc graves on Memorial
/ bay, can obtain them BY calling on Adjutaui
I Ja- H. Parsons, in this city.
I At the annual mcctiu. " the Grand Lodi =
7 Of Mason, held in Portland la, week. 4 did,
I pen>stIon was grated for new lodge st
/ Green. Landing. Among the officers installed
werr the following
District Deputy Grand Masters district 3,
4 Edn ard Il Wingatc. Ch"rrl field
D;t-i.t . ,...,,.. "A b,i.r ,-..tt,
Grand Chaplain Key {. : LCthnEwcit, Har
Harbor.
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The Young actress. Mis- Maude Banks,
who viii appear in Hancock Hal next Wed
nc>da, evening. i daughter Of General y.
/ 7. Banks Of Massachusetts.
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deh' oil Tue /, / I + III P'a'e "' Kew -
/ W Hubbard, resigned; M's- Ah'" H. scott