Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-30
May 18Th. the following officers of Rechab

"S ioth. the loloWing OmcerS OF kechab
Lodge, 1. o. of G. T.. of Penobscot, were duly
installed: W. c. t., X. Z. Grinde; W. Chap,
Mrs. Emily Fowler; W. Mar, q. q. Hatch;
Deputy Mar. Fred Lunt; Vice Templar, Mel
lie +. Coffin; Treas, +. A. Lowell: +. Sec'v.,
ursie Gray; Secy, Estella NJ. Perkins; Asst
Sec'y., Geo. NJ. Perkins, S. J. T., Mrs. Har.
riette {. Hatch ;Sentinel. John Gray l. Guard
Maria Hartman. Last quarter "a candidates
were admitted.
A frenchman named Theodore Loring, a
paving cutter who has been at work on A. l..
Browns quarry at Somes Sound the past VIM
ter, with Joe Reed, a boy, took boat, the
2oth, and crossed to the quarries on the west
sac OF the Sound. Loring had been drinking
nara Tor few days and while there drank
bottle or two OF Jamaica ginger. On their
way home he seemed 10 lose all control OF him
sell and suddenly lurched overheard. Young
Recd IN attempting to save him upset the boat
aud was saved by parties from the shore.
i-oriAg wa, drowned. Ills body has not vet
been found.
HANCOCK PoINT.-The Tarratine House.
Hancock Point. will be opened for the season.
June 18th. Mr.. A. W. Cushman Of this city.
viii be In charge this season a heretofore and
this Is guarantee that the high reputation en-
Joyed by this popular house in the past will be
maintained. Hancock Point now has very
superior wharf and the steamboa, facilities
TINS season VIII be excellent. Among the i'm
proNements projected at Hancock Point is "A
club house which stock company pr0pose
building on land adjoining he Tnrratine House
The plans for the building show u dining hall
3oNlo. reading room isX20. billiard hall
2uNdo, and n bowling alley 70 feet in length
The structure will be OF handsome tcsg n and
will be a welcome addition to the attractions
of this fayorte resort.
-We,nes lay evening. May -, Rev L. F.
White, pastor OF the Elm street Baptist church
bath, took the Boston steamer his way TO
New York, where he will take passage to
Glasgow, Scotland. Mr.. White will pass three
months abroad. visiting. Edinburg. London.
Live, pool. Paris Rome. Pompeii and Switzcr-
land. Wednesday evening his congregation
held sociable at their ye-try. and " lille on. of
IT. pari,hioners took him out for short walk
aud private conversation. purse OF 500 was
quickly made up and presented 10 him on his
return. During the absence OF the Iastor SER
vices viii continue usual at this church un-
der other pastors OF Bath and ncighborins
places.
Plat X. Dickinson and Joseph Hancox,
Jr., who are both from New York in the in
tercst Of New York capitalists, have purchased
tract OF land embracing over 5000 acres, To-
Gated in Gouldsboro. opposite Bar Harbor
across frrnrhmans bay and embracing Grind
stone neck. Srhoodc peninsular aud other adj
Joining commanding sites. MI thi> property
having shore frontage with magnificent deep
water at all stages Of he tide. These Gentlemen
have organized company " hirh viii be called
The Gould>borc Land Improvement Company.
hDnlnhG ms property A the head OF " inter
iarbor. l. the " inter Harbor hotel, With IT,
hnc oeean view, and boating facilities They
WA proceed ut once to make extensive i'm
pr"feneni- upon their purchase. and large
force OF men l. to be- employed IN grading aud
IaNing out lots he company Will establish