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

MIR. Charles II. Epl es. OF Brockton. Mass,
/. in this city for few days.
Mr.. Z. L. Curt. has so far recovered from
his recent illness that he t. at work again.
Rev. n. ID. Curtis preac he'd at the Baptist
church last Sunda, afternoon and evening.
/ MIR. Geo. Cunningham has prairie rose
bush which has grown fifteen feet during the
/ present season.
/ The schooner Lavolts. loaded aud ready
/ for sea, was tide npped." at her wharf at
th. port for several days.
\ Mrs. George Fill,hrown. Of Arlington.
Mas. is on visit 10 her --tcr-in-law. Mrs
I John r. ROYAL. who Is very ill.,
II W. Holt left MONDAY for Boston TO
/ purchase holiday goods. He intends to put In
y larger stock this year thar ever before.
/ The annual meeting of the Unitarian par
i-h will be held at the Unitarian vestry this
| "Wednesday evening at 30 o'clock.
/ Quite large number OF the Ellsworth
/ ". {. T. T. are attending the State couyen-
ton now In session at Bar Harbor
! Capt. Erhraim Pray OF thi. city. has Just
! IuiNua>fh va q ihN -fllliiS hStnt. NtFN
fine Worcester Cabinet Grand piano.
The Misses Ella and Jennie Porter. OF
Brockion. Mass. are in thi, city, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mr.. A. r. Burnham.
1t /. said that several Hancock county ctl-
| zcus who sold liquor at the Cherry field fair
have come 10 grief.
County Attorney r. +. Spoford arrived
in this city Monday, preparatory 10 the open
ing OF the court.
Rev. d. h, Phelsn Of surry, viii preach
/ in the Peoples church At Southwest Harbor.
next SUNDAY. the 18th Inst. st 10 30 \. NJ.
Rev. Mr. Hubbard has gone to Masss-
/ chusetts as a delegate to the National Council
OF Congregational chui ches meeting IN Wor-
cester from the 9Th TO the 18th inst.
The ladies sewing circle At the Baptis;
,cstry this afternoon. supper served at 30
/ Standard 10 all who wish 10 come. for Il
cents.
Miss ks'e Healcy arrived in this city sat
urdav. from Vermont. and will remain Tor an
indefinite length Of time with her father, Rev.
Frank T. EcaIey.
Among the illustrations in the October
number Of the Cosmoyoiifaa are portraits Of
Nh. Eugene Hale. wife Of senator Hale Of
thi, city. and her three boy.
Mr and Mr.. IIerycy J Parker 81 Dor
chester, Mass. after pleasant stay Of a few
DAYS q, I.amoine. and visit 10 friends and rela-
tive. in Ellsworth. Jonesport and BiuehiIl.
left FOR home BY saturday evenings train.
See \. II. Norris new ad which contains
matter Of more special importance 10 the ciii-
zens Of Ellsworth than does the average mes
sac Of the President when the other fellow.
in power.
The WORK on Holmes Bros new store +,
being pushed rapidly forward. They hope to
get into It next week. Mr.. X. II. iiolmc. ka.
gone to Boston for the purchase Of new
goods.
Mrs NJ. W. Hale, No. Bluchi,l. Ia. 4
climbing rose-bush, which came through the
msil las, spring. from pin-ec 4 Consrd, WesI
Grove. Pa, which has Grosn+ feet. 3 inches
this season.
Senator Hale present Al The dinner
given 10 the delegate, TO the AlEAmcrics.
congres. ST the Falmouth hotel. rortlsnd,
Tuesday evening. Congress man Boutelle also
accepted an invitation 10 attend the same din
ner.
DR.. Phillip, received a dispatch, Monday
evening from Bangor. stating that Fred stew
en-. a promising Young man. ION Of Can't.
jaime. A. and Mrs Emily >t.sen- Of Winter
IEarbor hsd died In tina, city. We have heard
no particulars.
see the advertisement OF Mr.. r. :. Lord.
coal dealer. who has on hand stock OF very
desirable coal. Mr.. Lord ha- tsken new Of
fee. over Virgins drug store. where those In
want Of coal will do well to call.
The new court doc et i. out. The print
ing was done ST this office and the binding al
Mr. >tanwood'- /, is considered on~ Of til"
best dockets ever got up in this city. aud job
which for ncatne-. and hdeii, Ia workmsn-
ship !. seldom surpassed in New England.
Capt Geo. Bu-h and hi, sister. Mis-
Amelie Bush are abou, 10 close their coitsgr
at Hancock Capt Bu.h will 20 10 San Do
mngo and Miss Bush TO Boston where she Will
remain until after Christmas, after which she
will join her brother. and sail with him during
the winter.
Or. A. c. Fernald. professor in Amherst
Agricultural college. has just received no
tice that he has been elected Fellow In the
chronological society OF London. England,
one Of the most important societies OF the kind
in the world LAST year the same honor was
bestowed upon him by the chronological
ciety OF Psr., France.
Mr.. Il II. Sinclair. member Of James 4.
Garfield Post. G.. A. r.. Of Biuehill sud resi-
dent Of sargentNiIe. died on sept. 3oth. aged
81 years. Hi. funeral occurred on Oct. 3, al
hi. home and in public place and part Of
the q. A. K. service Wa read by the chaplain.
Herbert Dority, a, member. Of the Post and
friend, assembled NJ the grave. Rev. Z. A.
Davis of'caied. The subject OF the remarks
wa> Heb . 10. The Captain Of our salvation
There an exciting runaway Thursday.
The team belonging to the Ellsworth Water
Co. ran away down Water street. 4 man lio
attempted 10 stop the running horse was
thrown down and the wheels passed over hi,
leg, but he not seriously hurt. The team
also colded with another team and did some
damages but the horse was stopped without
any serious mishaps taking place.
B. T. Sowle Esq, returned sunday from
bunting excursion OF several days duration
to the wilds OF the northern part Of the coun.
ty. We learn that he made great slaughter
among the wild animals, killing one deer after
firing at it thirty times. With birds he had
better luck. Every time he fired at he
was sure to make the feathers mr.
See the new advertisement OF A. F. Burn
ham. Esq. pension agent. Mr. Burnham Is
doing some prompt. efficient work in prosecut-
Ing pension claims and we personally know
that some for whom he has acted pension
| attorney. are more than pleased with the good
| service he has rendered them.
The arrangements OF train mails at the
| Ellsworth post-ofiice, on and after Monday Of
| this week. are as follows: Mails arFve-from
| the west, s:25 A. NJ, s:l2 P. NJ; from east,
| 9:55 A. NJ, 80 p. NJ. Mails depart-for west,
IS A.. NJ. 80 P. NJ; for east, 25 A. NJ, ~
| P. VI. Mails cose-for west, $50 A. NJ. 80
p. NJ: for east, A. NJ, JPN.
The heaviest thunder showe- Of the season
| passed over Orlsnd Wednesday morning.
| about the same time that other Maine towns
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