Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

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| OUR NATioNu GAME Last Friday after
| noon. the Ellsworth High school nine defeat
| ed nine representing the Thomas T.. Shea
| Co.. by score OF Is to IA. Some good play
| ing was done on both sides. At the end Of the
| eighth inning. by mutual consent, the game
was called. The score by innings:
| 1 3 I
| T. rs, % > . 8 > l As
| Shea Co.. o 5 | Oh
| The High school boys feel proud over their
| nine.
Professor" sam Osborne shook his head
mourufully when informed OF the resignation
OF Or. Pepper OF Colby. The faithful janltor
/, much attached to the retiring president and
cannot become EASILY reeoncled TO the new
order ~ things At 1.-THE Bricks" says the
Wateryille >eafinei. President Peppers resit-
nation is sincerely regretted in Watcrville,
where every body likes him. He has no def
mite plans fof the future but will spend the
summer on swans island.
The Nj Desert Herald recalls a prank Of
3u old captain of Cape Rozier fame Who
shipped eggs and other goods to Boston, aud
who once an old woman slyly slipping egg
after egg into her pocket a she talked with
the grocer with whom the captain was dealing.
After seeing six disappear the jolly Old tar
turned 10 the woman and gave her killing
slap on the thigh ~, n!. My good woman. /
thought that something must have crcpt up
your skirt. aud think I've Killed IT by the
WAY your clothes look" The womaus re-
marks on his Kindness closed the scene.
Mr.. Antonio +. smith, the widely known
ton~ora artist Of Ellsworth. accompanied by
Rev. MIR Iiraley Of that cIty, passed day At
Ia
bTancr of 4 kindly net which Mr.. Smith re-
crivud from the crurrou, landlord nearly fifty
wears ago the occasion ~ the meeting nj
this time. The st"rt runs thu Mr. smith,
who l. . native Of Portugal came here wheu
ten Wears old with nm Addison shipmsstcr W no
took him into his family. \ few months after
hi nsiup.ion The captain went on Voyage to
$50. r.tNin- the boy At home. For some tritin.
reason the captains wife became cii>plras,i
with the Young Portuguese. and on cold win
ter dIi he -ri airtit to care for himself
n best he coud That night Just NJ dark Mr..
hu-tIn found him ludrrin1 about town ~ ith
ctt'i ipI hunger. Tie Kindly took The wai! 20
hi hom" and Kept him several weeks, aud At
the md uf tai TIN" he Wa given riare tn
~, ltmli, 1T tptaiu Norton 4 wear or
.'rN lsttr h. ,rtt Addison. and th. t. he
>trnui visit 10 hl- hrnefictnr during the YEAR
fpt haze interviewed since their Acquaintance
Wt- formed. Addison CORES ouienrr of the
Mn'hm' H,gFittcaa.
Perhaps Southwest llarhor i thr Ate Of
iht earliest settlement hv Europeans on The
v.l-f - NHIns. The reverend %. H. Frrnald
whn De-, hr,u > d.i-,ut student % al tia,
n l,5tin- " H. earl, history % Mount Desert
b,lieNr, thlt fh, \nrthmep once had settle
ui"ni IA u" vicinity 81 t"rnaId> Point. \ In"
spriuE ~ water. situated ju-t ah"N" high " atrr
on th' P"lut. ha- always been AnoHn ~ the
>nftIint ~ spring" some RELICS ~ a fash
tEff.i nj = Ia \pFsr. have h.tB fbt!I4b II
ihp NIvtuitN. sud the rNhuninE Of gigantic
-A"iftnn Of European Typ" a few yesr- agu
seemed to him - irnd color % rh> theory Il
N nut ~ NJ impossible that ih" Aorihmon maN
A "hr time have had a settlement there. In
iviet. II they ever ISL sAirt along our coast. A.
is n"w believed II = more than probable that
thtY entered Southwest iiHrh"r. a. The sur
rounding i.i'H'is, lhr SOUND and the mountains
Sith thrlr betting ,lif- r"uld n"i have failed
~ remind them ~ ihr iinr'l~ aui rag, 81 thetr
native NORWAY.
The funeral - tn Il'r Mr.. samuel Lord
l.~nh psarr Sunday afternoon a The ro-idrnrr
W hrT -"n-tn.lt". Mr. 'murl Leftover. ou
i|pNrrN street. I'll" attendance so Very
iaret MANY Of ,hv former ncl-hl'nr. Of IA" IL
at i~'d isun scott i""u~hip hrtuS present.
MaHt tHiIrn, % the citS We're n4,o iu sUrHi-
anrr+ ] b. d'fI t~t sympathy ~ thu famD'i~-
r.trr,sntel Ia TIE h'rta' ent wa- felt. III.
'N-r.isr~ "trc conducted 10y Rrs. Ar'hur
N'eNt>. - thr niiArian church, who, after
appropriate introductory rraiinE-, sI'"Ar ui'i>i
'oH-hIit-N ~ ihe deceased ani hrthy traced
h'r iit' fCph her birth in Nainr, som" hity
wear. b,". ip her coming To Iowa nearly M
Is lfu> -su'e. II" told what loving. Alnh
utathrr Nui y O. ,ht hai proNtn ami hpS hy
h.r -rn'lc qHtiiIlr- aud nti-rh"rlE cpnrtt-ir-
-h' Han yutir.d hrr~'.tt 70 ail v 10 knew her
Nj H"ttt- urged uY"H ib" hr-" cuuy"ar~s
prr-,ut the Importance Of i"li"w iuc her good
example. H. remarks wrrr most Intcrr=ftn.
aut sympathetic. The I4trh.arrt, We're
DIV ri from oh!-'imc country friends aud ere
- follows: LEROY kundrll, j. I. >iruhle Mr..
Ten Et,Ar. Robert b.utpu, smith Hr,il,., aud
u Boih,N Ms Lord wil D, funE missed iu
thr community that 20 highly admired ann
-3a,,t,l h'r. 10 htr husband and two rhjf-
drrn, " he Survive her, thr y uIplihy 81 mtu'
tri,ud> i extended istrg ffy K.pVti3rGH
II July :.
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