Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

retsrned home after pleasant visit 10 her sic.
ter Mr.. :. A. Goodwin. In this city.
Whiting Bros. OF this city arc nov nr,.
pared TO sell at uehoiesgie. a. wen Is retail. a
large lot OF -four. corn. oats. middl,nrs ana,
bran. See their new advertisement in another
column.
-Messr-. Cyrus Emery and Henry Bovn,on
OF Sullivan. were in this city. Tuesday.
Miss Ida Norris Is prepared to receive pu.
pills Tn piano instruction. See her advertise
ment elsewhere. and give her n call,
We hear that Mrs. l.. NJ. \. stevens. State
President. will he in Bar Hsrbor next week
TO complete arrangements for the State con.
vcniion Of the W. &. T. L. which I, to he held
at that place, Oct. $. and TO- lis expected
that the attendance will be large and that the
meetings be profitable and interesting.
! MIR. y. G. Smith has completed his new
house on Sterling street.aBd has moved 10 with
his family. II + very pretty residence.
| About hfty lsborers are to be employed on
I Wetherspoon's Island soon large pond Is
to be damned, steamboat wharf built. snd
many other Improvements necessary for
summer resort.
! Mrs. John T. Mason. who has been visit
! ing her children, Mr.. Chas. W. Mason and
| Mrs Lewis Foster, returned 10 her home In
/ East Boston. saturday. 21st
! The fourth annual convention Of Ii. Fast
I ern Maine Christian Endcavor Union viii meet
/ with the Ellsworth Local Union. October -
/ An attractive program is being arranged which
! Will probably be printed In the ANERIC ~
next week. The Union nov comprises thirty
seven societies and large and enthusiastic
meeting Is expected.
| The second Bucksport banker to arrive +
the G. ". Lewis, Capt. Sawyer. getting there
! THURSDAY. after a four months trip. with sew
( eral hundred quin,ai-. having fitted out for
twelve hundred. Word comes from some 81
those stin on The Grand Ranks that they ..are
liable 70 ,tay there tiH November
MIR, =. ". Cuburu, proprietor u ib,
( American House, la. purchased In Boston.
for the con,cui'nsc - patrons % hi- hotr'.
Very 6n" and handsome hack II +, dpI.h,i
aud upho stored IN the sefy bet .'yl, and r,
ju-t such carrilgc a. ", ar III glad 10 80 iu
tile ,,cr
Tho Haneock Baptl>, Association hsI
; very interesting and well.at;cnIc,l snnua'
meeting at sal.turS'- Cove isst wcek We
: hop.d that n, cl.rk Mn accor,,Auce wi;h
-honorcd custom would senI u. a report
OF the procr, Ding for publication IN III,
AMrgrC, IS; but st th- writing nothing ~.
been received.
Prof and Mrs. :. NJ powne,. u Au,oy,r,
Mas, have eIo>'d their cottage At Southwest
rlarI.or. and returned home. They report
charming summer at "EdSccf."
An addition +. TO b" hullt 10 the Bar Har
Dor Episcopal church TIT. winter. to fnFnl-h
accommodation. for the SUNDAY school.
secretary Blaine gave dinner 70 party
Of hl- guests. a, the CentrA House. Somc-,iHe.
day recently
The business Il the Bass HArior. swsa'.
Island 4 Rock anil ST. smboat Company hss -
incr, Assi that II hs- been decided 10 make
daily trip. snd the now arran-e men, went In
to effect sept. 2,Fh.
The Pleasant Point Indian. vii riie In
genuine BAr Hartor hue aboard hereafter au3
one u the vehicle. u.c, hy tho Presidential
PARTY thi, summer. too, Lew, Fraosi. having
hough; Il and carried II home. And yct therc
are those VITO think the Indian doc- not aspire
~ the highest civilization.
Soma Gross. John Durham ana Thoma.
iIutchns 81 Deer I.le. crew OF Schooner David
Hrown, sre reported drowned Mr. Gro--
leAves widow spd child.
The Hancock county commi..iouer-, John
". Some, OF Mt. Desert, Jsine> W Rjaisiclj
% pc,lham. snd Joseph VI IIutrhin. ot Peno'.-
SCOT hSvr hccn on their -emi-annuAl tour y
in-pc lion over the Plantation road. IN thu
County. finding them all IN excellent, condition.
Mis-. Blanche Dunn 81 Bluehi,I has gone
10 Philadelphia 30 continue her studies another
,csr Il Eden Hall In thst city.
Coon TrMrI ,Rs Thursday evening The
18th int. lodge was Instituted ai East sieu-
ben, by Marcc!lu, j. Dow. T.. q {. r. The
evening q, meeting will he saturday and The
name /. Pioneer. The IL, OF petitioners for a
charter va, headed by Nj David Cook, tenn
rcrsncr boy over eighty years old. lud Whose
name ha- been upon a pledge hty y.srs. The
officers are A. follows l.. n. hlunzn stevens;
&. T.. Rev. J. f. Nowian; ' T.. Rose Far.
ker: H :, Mary FIukham; A. $, fiicIia
Pinkham; p $ David Cook; Treas John
Phnuv; Chap. Rev ], h. Brown; Mar. A.
t~.rt West; u. NJ, Mary Leighton; O., i.e,lie
Leighton: :. Lumon Phtnuy : J. r.. Laura
Wet T. {. T. James =. Parker.
Shaw Busines. College, Portland. Ne.
OF which +. l.. Shaw T. principal took first
prize. At the State Fair IN sll The lines OF pen
msn.hir competed for. viz: business peumsn-
hip aui pen drawing. The college made no
rxhthti At the EA-tern Mnine state Fair.
M.G<E Coon TFMFL,E,. tn au,umu
-inn ~ the Grsnd Io.i-r Of Gopd Trmpzr- -
the State will be be ID 1t Pr,~que lie v, ,lnc.-
DAY. oct > SECRETARY Bracket ISSUES rircu-
ar. TIL, week glvin- full particulars to Lodge.
Belt gate. and mt, ~ the order. Excursion
rate, uyrr all the leading railroads. 10 MAnr adj.
New BruuswicA. \ special car fer nruillsr> ~
the order only. duit decArti Ani tAbt .s'1i,
VIII leate [ nion station. Portland. Mouell
l. Nj. Sept. %. and 10 through 10 rre-qur
Isle. returning leave there the following
Thursday. II makes an opportunity FOR
Very PHEASANT excursion for the order 10 the
Aroo.rooA. Tickets on sale >ept. b. good for
the week. For further particulars address ID.
Secretary At Belfast.
The BucA-pori intermediate aud primary
schools 81 the fr-t district commenced he fall
term Monday. the 10Th. with the following
corn. Of teachers Wet intermediate. Miss
Jennie II II acr east intermediate, Miss
Jennie =. Clsv: west primary, Miss josie
Buckley; east primary, Miss Mary Parker.
1t seems tbs; electric lights are likely to he
thing OF the past In Buck-port unless some
one comes 10 the rescue and buys the plant
from the present owners. The following no.
tce has been given to those interested
'Bucksport, Sept. is. Unless previously sold
the electric lights " Ill be shut of Sept. Ell
The friends Of Mr.. A. II Gem Of Bucks
port. congratulated him upon his election as
Vice warden OF the grand lodge OF the New
England Order OF Protection Institution at
Wsiervilie. September llih. Mr.. Gems pop
ularity wss shown by the effort to make him
the head OF the grand lodge for this, it, initial
year, which was only stopped by his declining
10 serve. when the second position was given
him by reclamation.
Newport. X. l.. dispatches Of Sept. 10.
says: This morning Capt. Lemuel Dodge, Of
Block Islsnd, sighted schooner in distress
twenty miles east OF the island. He took the
steamer Ocean View and an extra crew and
went to her assistance. He found her TO be
deserted and 50 nut a crew board, The