Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-17
-Cashier Fred l.. Kent has been confined to

| -Cashier Fred L. keut has been confined to
I his house by Illness for few days
! The site of the post-ofiice at fremont, hs.
I been changed one and oue-half miles north on
mail route 362.
/ The melancholy days have come. the sad
dest of the fall, little too warm for skating
and little too cold for ball
| The steamer Sappho has been taken of
and the Sebenoa I, now making the regular
1 trip,
The fire department formed procession
and marched through the principal streets Of
BAR Harbor. Tuesday, OF last week, headed hy
! the Bar Harbor brass band, after which the
4 IRE alarm was struck 10 see how quickly the
I hose crew and the steamer could get to GER
+ tain poin, and get stream OF water going.
Z but the test not very satisfactory Owing
/ To some difficulty the bose could not be I'M
| coupled very readily which caused DELAY
/ After the steamer got under WY she made
/ some fine WORK. The iremen held ball In
! the evening.
Or. william b. Lapham Is to publish a
new edition Of bar Hsrbor sud Mt. Desert
/ II " FL b. vastly improved and adapted TO Bar
Harbor and surrounding as they are at pres
emit.
Mrs. James T. Cu>hmau has been spend
inE few days IN Monmouth, where she was
called to attend the funeral OF her mother.
Mr.. Joseph Day.
The steamer City OF Richmond will make
her last trip for the season from Portland 10
Mschia>port on Tuesday. Dee aith returning
10 Portland Dec. 26th.
Harry ROYAL, a student in the senior class
At Harvard college. returned home a week or
more ago on account OF the severe Illness OF
H. mother. Mr.. John f. Royal
II II + said that Mr. CLYDE D. V. Hun, and
party 81 New York gentlemen have purchased
Great Wass island Of about 600 acres near
Jone-port. They propose establishing an
other summer resort.
The steamer Islander j. making daily
Irp- between >omc-,lle and Rockand an
arrangement greatly appreciated by th. people
in that vicinity.
JUDO Emery at the opening 81 the court.
III hi- address 70 the grand Jurors, called their
attention 70 the fac, that this was the county,
'
the honor which had fallen to them. that Of
serving =. the countys one hunlredth grand
jury.
smiths new al. IN another column reads
k, $ fairy ;alc AMI 81. store on Main street
ieoks Ike fairy'- palace Give him q call
! aud You vii find every thing substantial ami to
be sold at q bargain.
The Grand jury were discharged satur-
day. We cannot learn that the indictments
wA.h they found have yet been made public
During the tweuty-four hour. ending
MONDAY attersoou five bankers arrived al La
moinc from the Grand Banks. They are the
II. :, Woodruff. + p. Hodskin-, Lizzie Lee,
Irving sIie and Nellie Coleman. The, will
average about half fare each. The Jennie
>tHhh, &, now the only banker TO arrive at La
moinc.
Mr.. h. + Joy ha. taken in group fine
picture % the grand jury At Thu Term % court.
Th,, arr good booking men xnd make good
showing on the photoIrspher- card Mr. Joy
also showed u sphotoSraph q scene in
Aa.Aa Shich VA, quite curiosity.
capt r. 7. A,berton Of Nj Desert, wa
in ,lii- ,it, Monday. H. reports busy sum
mer At Nv. hoteL
Tier. Hi 3, Dance .nd leyce a, Union
HsN Ia, Ellsworth, afternoon and evening
Thursday. uct. l.. Music by Monaghan
orchestra
Nj. Alfred Joy. who hA. '.,en at work At
>cba-o Lake during the summer. ha- returned
bone.
hc schooner NJ, ronu-, Cha,io. wa. ready
to sail MONDAY from New York " ilh load Of
coal tor NJ; De~,r, Ferry.
While tRo >on- u Mr. Alfred Bennett, OF
Hancock, were riding IN horse cart; sa,ur-
dty, Ju-t after dinner, the elder accidentally
d.. Anrgcd 4 revolver " which be wa. hauiu:
sud "a, bullet with which It va load,d passed
entirely through H. hand. wounded HIM IN
th. lt. ana then passed through th, icg % hi
Younger brother Dr. BRIGHAM of sullivan
ho drc,>, j Tho wound ,a,> the Lex bone OF
The Younger boy j. >omc~h hat fractured. Both
hsy- are doing We'll.
MI ". II Davis Of Bar Harbor, Ia.
Gently been on a business trip TO Ma,-arhu-
-,t,- II, wa in thi- city Monday.
-Juds, Emery and family have returned
home from their summer cottage at liancock
Point.
j. A. McGo~u and J. ". Coomh- have
been advertising their good, By liberal paint
In. u signs in conspicuous places on the cN-
i.riOr walls II their place, of business. Neigh
bDr Coomb- ha- been 20 lavish in this drec-
ton that be ha- even announced where hi.
fri,ni> could purchase p-, at bottom prices
A large steam boiler which wa, formerly
used bi the Hopkins Bros. in mill at OTIS
~a- hauled 10 our whaINe.. one day last weeA.
aud wili be shipped 10 Jonc,horu to De used in
-iay, mills iu which Frank Gould and other,
OF Bar Hsrbor are concerned.
The Ellsworth Watrr Cd. are doing con
siderable blasting GA slate street. Just north Of
the congregational cemetery.
Nj, Grace kittrei.e. who ha, been
teaching Al Bass Harbor, was in this city Fri-
IAy might on her way 70 her home In Wal
thAm.
Mi, :. 4. Nicker,on will open millinery
store il ,hi, city. the l7lh. Scr her advertise
meni in another column.
Mr.. James Madison smith, ShO was FORM
er,y resident Of this city. wa- here la-t week
for the first time in thirteen years. lie i. now
i resident Of Fairfield.
Harry O,good " no wa. taken down with
typhoid fever al Waterville, has arrived home
and is rapidly convalescing.
On the Sebenoa, the other day. We noticed
Mr. Geo. p. smith Of this city the gentleman
~ and faithful engineer who has now been
employed on the >ebenoa for three wears. II
i, evident that the Maine Central Railroad Co.
appreciate hi- efficient services.
Mrs. Joseph b. Mason, Of Southwest Har-
Dor, wa. visiting friends at Ellsworth Falls
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Y. McGOwn OF
Cornish. are visiting relatives in thi. city. Mr..
McGown occupied the Methodist pulpit last
Sunday.
An officer Of the peace informs US that
there was riot at West sullivan. Saturday.
Rum did IT, Two Of the participants were ar
ra.teJ and Iodped in tho cnunty i.il Sunday