Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12
EDITORIAL Notes Of Travel.

W t4i .a|N " tAfs GU htiUts ~ Nv dt+
lHyeyaace. for drive through the coun-
trr. which, forsooth. is very enjoyable
way to spend ones vacation. The brief
.ace which we can give to description
uf our trip will not allow of any very ex-
icnded observations on what we saw, and
W. shall be obliged to pass over some
-eiyns in comparative silence Our first
AZ was at Sullivan, at the residence of
Ctu. Emery. Esq, where W. found ex-
,a.cLt quarters and free hearted hospital
49, \ year has elapsed since we visited
.ivau before. and during that time
-I.ai many improvements have been made.
+. ais have been built and buildings have
-en erected the enterprise Of the Snll-
sn Harbor Land Go. Wednesday even
We found time to call on John )
l.arry E~q. % Boston, who has been
ending several weeks al his summer res
-ucg at Ill old home, and was now on
taer,e Of departure FOR his city residence
NJ; Emery j. Intensely loyal 10 his native
Hp AMI loes her most unselhsh service
"4ere,er al opportunity presents itself
cIn- ai- stay here on tAi- occasion he
i.> h.- al A.- own expense, new fences
s.. 'uH .neterr--onc at the Falls VII!
IA, at sorrento
r.0 aseh,er t35neI a. at Sullivan ana
asia. .,r15u- W turned our faces To-
he a-.ne >ln-or more CORRECTLY
nae a4-. f., RISEN Sun stopping
Z, ~,..a.a - ,As D;rigo Hotel.for dinner.
Isl, ;Hata peasant homc-lke ho~.clrr
tar. B, NJ aua Nh NJ : smith There
Cd; Tie ee~; botel mcal, to our taste,
.rh VI have found during our Trip and
AZ i saving nothing against the other
les ~a'o. We patronizcd. Thursday
tteruoon We drove up the west side of
ank stream through the Tunk settle
ID; and id through the wood--a most
GAttul r,ad-tp Cherryh,ld. ~ th.,
f.4ae sm,u we're engaged Ii repairing
'- o3,,r.. ur..-e thus ohhGng u t.
ee ga r..- q. BE next bridge where We
.o>>ca ,,aut!ful Narra.uagus Our
ste at .ar.4eh Tie pheasant and thr.y-
towns q. Harrington, Columbia and
eI1uaa Ial~ The shades Of night
@,le 5a.Hu- fast when we reached the
-sNn 81. r5re-horo. our principal ohtec-
io.lt w.sr, ve found q hospitAhe
u- ys a.l a hearty welcome at the
.-rf- ..E.e .f MI and Mr., W / Tup-
Friday We drove 70 the northern part
.L. town where We spent the afternoon
-., Residence II MI Josiah Moves. 1t
oar visit considerable excite
DIS pt ,a..,i IN his nyighborlood
-! 81, recent depredatione 81
arau- -ae sheep and some II the
wt. aanung for bruin We dld
b, -oarch. AMI perhaps. like
a whom We have heard, We
-t -ea~on The trail was
ta- altogether too darned fr,.A r.
~.H rove TO Machja. by the
n ta- -hman'e River and H. Ken
.e DISTRICT Machia. has made marked
.qravemyut- within few year- and j.
81 ~. nL h, Prctticst towns Of it~ lie
tlc STATE Everybody seemed TO be
~ and on every hand we saw signs Of
-ft and progress. At the Eastern Ho
W. found good quarters whore We re-
we'd Aludly attentions or course We
proved TIKI opportunity % call upon
.r old friends tie Union and Ecpubiic4a,
el sell 20 be enjoying marked pros
.y ". believe thst our first article
tfe press was written for and put
eh 9Hr Inexperienced eyes magn fei
IN '4 Importance and We were great
listed by The appearance Of our article
5E drove back 10 Jonesboro saturday via
Earur,l ~ which is numbering town
FraAp~ !. J. not generally known that
Nljtuevt lie has. and has had for years
r. road Il Is eight or ten miles in length
l-i attends from the whitneyville mills
r ~ rharves At Mschiasport Il IS used
FIR ;hy transportation x TIE
I-> e tie mills 20 naviga5I- waters
-. arer-
,L.a- At Jnne-poF3 sd 81
v.,z meeting # Crescent
L f5ta1 Tcnplsr- and had TIE hon
4 a-taau- H. Ulcers for TIL, curr TIT
tr Ts~ "a live actiye .odge #
4re2' r.a-'s 'lerabp-- ant ! doing ar *
.sni work. w bird crrdibly Informed
r.a- through : influence the use II H.
4l3r a. beverage i approximately m
Known Id the town and entirely 20 among
'e young men This IS work TO Dee
ir1ad Of No organization can do more.
aGi any organization which has done this
ssull have the fostering care of the
whole people 70 The end tina; it, perpet-
tr may b, made certain and secure
f5ne>b0rp is one of the growing and
lDmiSiue towns Of Washington county
ri. presen, prosperity is largely due TO the
2ten~iye operations Of the Bodwell Gran
re Co aud the Jonesboro Lumber Co in
Tat place The town Is rich in granite
a4I new quarry has been opened short
distance from the Centrevilie road which
!, gettin! out considerable quantities of
paving stone We are also informed that
tlcayes Brothers and Gould Of Bar Har-
hur. are soon TO commence the mauufact-
lre Of slaves at Jonesboro which affords
rXcellent facilities for that important indus
Try Al Looks Point and Englishman's
4 ver within the limits Of the town. we
gef tine views of old ocean and excellent
sites for summer resorts. At Englishman'.
River few cottages have already been
bu.lt Il needs no especial powers of
PropLecs o predict promising future for
both thcse localities. IL is doubtless still
true that
Fu many gem OF purest ray serene,
Tie dark unfaihOmed caves OF ocean bear
i I'D. many s flower Is born to blush unseen.
4 nd vast is sweetness on the desert air.;
bit the day has gone by when the charms
~ Looks Point and Englishmans River
can be hidden from the searching gaze of
men in quest of suitable sites for watering
places.
sunday morning we drive By the way Of
MAson's Bay to South Addison. A large
part of the way our road leads through
the woods and is marked by three worn
tracks made by the wheels and hoofs of
horses. The rest of the road is covered
with luxuriant grass. The scene is very
enjoyable and we feel impressed with the