Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

ON saturday Oct. TO- 4 barn belonging tc
Mr.. VI. J. Mason Oh rerch Hill. Mt Desert
was burned 10 the ground, with its contents
- tons of nay ard some farming tools A
iiNle hoy set fire few wards outside and
there being high wind sparks were blown In
on the hay. the greater part OF which was
owned by Deacon Clark
Building operations IN fremont promise 10
be very active this fall William Tower is TO
build blacksmith shop and hire a workman
to do the ironing OF his carriage work. Smith
Savage has the foundation of \ house nearly
ready Tor the fraine-work,a at the junction OF the
sea " all and Bass llarbor roads. Ezra D.
i.ur'ey has contracted 10 build house for
John Tinker on lot near the Seal Cove road
Warren Leighton. Esq, for many wears a
resident of Milhridge, died recently. In the
ntneteth year Of his age. He had long been
'tadln- business man 81 that town. being en-
gagged III trade and >hiphuildiug. In hi earlier
NE ne was conspicuous in military affair. and
WIS the last survivor OF the Capt. John 4 Hens
company that won distinction in the capture
OF a British barge in Pigeon Hill Bay In the
war Of 1912. He had been justice Of the prsre
Ter many years. and WAS county commissioner
from 1874 10 1876 tie had also held nearly
"A Buck-port student got tired. one day.
ani 'ald his books In one ~ tile open pipes of
thy water works While he went to play. When
next h. thought % the books be couldn't find
them, as the pipe had been buried under
ground. When the water Wa turned on.
something Mas found to be wrong The " At
er would only come slowly. Final on work
inE The valve OF the hNdrsnt some paper sI,-
peared, then more paper. ia humps. then some
pieces "f cloth binding and the mystery both
81 The bad behavior Of the works aud OF the
youths missing books wa solved.
RcS. ". II. CLARK. chaplain OF t+ s ). Ian.
caster, the flagship Of the European squadron.
% her Ia>t cruise. has been visiting relatives
IN PASSPORT since be left Hancock co.niy se,.
rrA dass ago. Mrs. Clark is with HIM. and
they viii probably remain down east until the
beginning n November. IL II said ihai Mr.
tlaTk hs~ written book which viii soon he
published by . Boston firm. in which Bar IIar.
yer VIII be quite conspicuous. Mr.. Clark
tF~i book. Life In the United States NAVY, y
I, = CREST success.
The following are the content. Of the las,
number Of the Bangor Historical N1gd-ine:
Memoir Of Rev. Jonathan Fisher. 81 RurhiI.
Nainr. Alfred l.. and Webster Kelley, Of
Wiuitrport, Msue; Robert Ilitchboru. Dr.. 81
Ran2or; Petition Of Inhabitants OF Union
RIVER, i,~+; First Printer in Bangor: EarlN
,t,h . ~ ',','t Hill, Me.. c,hHhGrd; "rn'-
Mine. FL, WI IL lsIa. i',t ,,,' Y. y
Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1852 -nrr.rfinn. iii
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