Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
'"ohips y building new barn and

-. ". Coomhs is building new barn and
stable on his farm down river.
W H. Davis, Bar Harhor. has recently
shipped % lion. Frank Jones. avery hand.
, some >ix-ra>senger blackboard
We understand that the trustees Of the
Eastern state Normai school At Ca-tina have
secured the services of Miss Winnie Austin IT
tasi Norton. Mass. 10 I'LL the vacancy in III.
corps of tesehers in that institution. Miss
Austin Is graduate from four wears course
al The Brd-esateT Normal School, and teach
or OF large experience; having been ut one
time connected with the faculty Of Drury Col
lege. She come, highly recommended bv Prof,
Boyden and Others,
The Bangor Commercial saws Rev. $. :.
6ros, went to Augusta. the Both ult, with Mrs
Gross whose increased mental trouble render.
ed 1t necessary to place her In the hospital
Members OF the lst Maine Heavy Artillery
are making preparations for their 18th reunion
at Camp Benson, Newport. August alst. II
VIII be basket picnic. but there Is a restau-
rant on the grounds where meals will be sery
ell to those who desire. The secretary wishes
;he address Of every living member Of the reg
iment, and also TO be informed OF the death Of
any member. At the close Of the war 1865
comrades were supposed 10 be living OF thi.
number. 3ol are known TO have died The
secretary has the addresses Of 1855. lea, ing
unaccounted for but 31i
A big indian on the war path visited one
+ Of this II.
Gently. The first thing they discovered wa.
Mr.. "lngin" seated in the paror. ON being
requested TO leave be became raying and broke
M furniture and went away Returning later
Ia the evening he began TO whoop ami to try to
dcsiroT things. An officer was summoned and
he was locked up for the night. lie was taken
before Justice Clark and fined Ave dollar. and
cost. He gave his name ~ Newill q Abric and
hailed from oldtown.
Rev Russell Woo,!man. rector Of the rim.
! lily church. Albany, \. y. is making his au-
mus visit with hi mother and sisters Il the
OLD homestead in Buck.port
Probably the largest fresh water ti>h ever
caush; in this 'icniIy ws- taken ia Tunk Pond
lAs' week by Mr.. Henry Duiion of lows,
who + now at Sicuben 1t was tosue >
species Of lake trout, which abounds 10 this
lake. The fsh weighed ~ Z 4 pound. and was
over three feet In length. II wa. caugh, on an
ordinary trout line aud was hclpe, into the
boat by bare hands. Togue weighing from
four 70 ten pounds are Very common IN ihi.
pond hut th- s. the largest one ever taken.
! I'm. Freeman 10. Of therr, 1t. the
owner x ihr longest tract ~ burberry Isnd lu
that section, sass fewer h,rrie, will Lc picked
Thu year ihau Tot several yrsr, back The
late frost struck icath hlow 70 the canning
industry there thi. year. snd The many p"or
families who depended So large, for their In
tfr', support upon their burberry picking
money this year. WI bc In a crest measure
but out from that source Of revenue.
on Thursday cs,nin. last. Counties. Mas-
. n, formerly Mr.. Gen. Tom Thumb. at
+ prared Il Iianc,.ek Hal. in the pleasing ina,
/ CO.'S 81 Two >iriDI. 10 her Ros " The pls,
Wa iaushable ia The extreme By reason Of tho
diniuu,sc -ize Of the actor. Another prom
incnt feature % the evening. enteriainlncn,
Herc Ia, feat. 81 magic by Prot tlo.rcnia
" no in addition ha. most marvellous troupe
OF irsincd birds and at but not lca.t wa- the
eonclIdin. part. 'A.taric. or sleeping in mid
sir, which was indeed wonderful.
There will b. .ncia hog It Agricultural
Hal. NJ. Ellsworth. on SATURDAY evening next
Aug. ~ MUSE % be Furnished b, Nj II. y
Joy - TIL. city. which should L. sufficient
guarantee Of hr,t-cls,- time. tn. bet u or
der Mi he maintained The manager. are J.
Patton l. \ uuus r Moor. H. pcnico ana ]
4
occa~ion cnjo, abb 10 sil Ticket. to dance. y,
cents. All are cordial. invited.
A Telegram from Capt Noah Lord. from
. =. Johns. Newfoundland received at Buck
! Port. Jgiy -. states that the OH banker VII
+ Jain Tell" had t--eu SUNK and later telegram
I received by Mr.. Lord dated Juiy soth .,atc-
/ tina; The crc~ 81 .ate and wiii start for
/ home At oncc- The Tell wa. built at F-..x.
i Mas. dfiy->sscn years sgo and ,hi- Wa h,r
! hny-niuth trip "a the Grand Bank. The
names OF the crew far j. learned are Noah
Lord. captain; William Snow. mate Dennis
/ Hatchiugs. cook Mos. Lord. LicwrIIyu lord.
, Clarence kldridse Robert Soy~r. George To
( zi-r, Harry sioscr The insurance On iae
I Tel /. Very small.
Nj James X. Brown. >ecrrtar, 81 the
! hrf con ntttce Department Of The rotana, e.
4. K Washington. hss written Mr.. Samuel
/ ROYAL 10 thi- ely. iofprmin. him thst Nathan
& Wilson. - be- served in 90. g s,h Mslur Re-
/ imcni ns- Killed near I,r City ru The wash.
Z ineton branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
} road = tew da,, ago. II, had fallen a-cyp On
! 30. ~ umt, "n the siding. and Tie bra
/ iipa Il The ground caused bs passing train
| resulted In the toppiin. oNr, u another pile u
/ lumber. pant 81 wh.eh I'm ulton the sleeper,
crushing him TO Death H. lbou, forty
/ Eve year. u aee. 81, remains we're inferred
., ihr Arlington cemetery The l@h alt. Mr..
ROYAL wa di.,ant relative OF Mr. Wilson
wbo formerly resided In >utry here he has
relative. living.
A company 10 be- Know : the { - .lal lee
Company. i about forming to take ice from
Walktr- Pond. Scdgwira. The pond i fcd
BY spring. and ha, no sewerage Into IL OF any
description. The water has been anal, zcd and
found 70 he a. pure any undl-tilled water
In the world An Ice house capable OF holding
from - go 10 ~, ZOO tom " III b, built on the
Shore " TIE Reach nearest the lonL snd the
ice vii t- hauled to il. bot a. the Reach har.i-
ly ever fre,zr- over u j. proposed 70 .hp Ire
Id the winter time, ana only that " hirh i, not
10 b, shipped a, once need BE- put in the lee
house at all.
Mrs.. Blaine gave very charming and
largely attended lunch. At Bar Harhor. a few
days SGD in honor Of Mr.. " alkcr Darnro.e Ii.
OF New York Among the guests we're Baron
aud Baroness Eo>en, the M-sc- Hunt, Mr.
Gordon-l umming. Mr.. Burton Harrison, Mr..
Paul Hunt, Herr Won Mumm Of the German
legation Mayroyepi Bey, the Turkish minister,
Mrs. Whelan. Senator aud Mrs. Eugene Hale,
Mr.. and Mr.. Brayton ives and Mr.. Hansen
Of the Russian legation. Mr. Damro-ch and
Mr.. Hansen played Very delightfully."-.
Every seat In " ater l.. Mains spaciou,
cans a. was packed here and hundreds turned
away unable to secure admission. The show
gave general satisfaction RecDri
Mahanoy City, Pa, july 10. isss.
The Maine Central Railroad makes the fol-
lowing important notice 10 the public: ON
and after Monday Aug. 5. train No. ll9 leav-
Ing Bangor at . 80 p. NJ for Mt. Desert Ferry,
connecting there with steamer for Bar Harbor;
and train No. los leaving Mt. Desert Ferry at
:2j A. NJ. will be withdrawn from service. as
will also the steamer connecting with No. ll9
leaving Mt. Desert Ferry at s:3j P. NJ. The