Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-12


-Psrtie. ~ho take day on Green Lake
now are enthusiastic over the BEAUTIES Of the
region. The clear and sparkling water. the
si,tening sands Of the beach, tho varied aud
beautiful co!orin. u the forests, all combine
TO make The plscc aitrartive ir The hichrst De
gree. Frequent Iiartc, yi-il 80 amp Comfort
and al come back with the fi-nI resolve 20 so
s;an and -i,y longer
- smes T. Par-oa- Esq. returned home
last Friday from hi. trtp 10 Milwaukee. vhere
he attended the ustional tncampmcnl q the
&. 4. X. He was .oae about two weeks, and
reports very pleasant trip and most enjoy
sble encAmpmenL
See the new advertisement o. Levi.
Friend. E.Q.. the merchant tailor. who ha.
b,en long trl,'! and nrYer found wanting. He
has full stock in BIZ line hch be 10 selling
at bottom prices. Give him call.
A crew OF me under the charge Of Daniel
r. Wight Of Buck-port. are pushing matters
on the construction u hs;rhiue works a,
Reed. Fond. Experienced men src In charge
anl i seems thal IN but few years this laAe
must bccuHe a splendid p>AiDE ground. Mr..
{ has. q. Atkins Il Driand. -uperintend, the
construction " these works H. j. also super
iuren,leu, Of the | :. Matching work, at East
or.and. lie vii doubtless make frequent
trips between the t~o stations.
-SAl { hon Pom. Of Washing on, the Jap
anc>s minister to this country, !. stopping at
Tie West End Hotel at Bar IIarbor.
The steam yacht Nedette, with g. ".
Vanderbilt, ow ner. and his family on board,
arrived at Bar Harbor, Saturday morning.
Miss shannon. who presented 10 the
tswn the lot upon which the little Unitarian
church wss built. has lately offered lot for
tie public library At Bar Haybor. A. she
made the condition that 10 Catholic should
ever be i trustee OF the library binding upon
il acceptance the town refused her offered
gift
Mr.. " llism Hill, of Sullivan. has been
visiting the past week In Bucksport his broth
err, Hon. y. r. aud Mr.. L. b. Hill.
Last "Wednesday Mr.. Joshua Bassett,
Bucksport. went 10 = brook for water. There
| were two barrels on the back end of the ex-
| press wagon and as be stood there, fastening
tiltiu INC uOi ecs AIaoc s0boSh st@i ,
throwing him out into the brook on to the
large rocks, and although he escaped without
| breaking any bones he was much bruised.
1t was very dark when the steamer DIV
| cite arrived at Bar Harl.or the other night.
| An electric light was blazing on her bow tn
enable her 10 steer clear Of the rocks. As the
steamer swung around this light swept along
/ the shore, making what Is called the TOW
PATH as bright as day. Under 4 spreading
tree in the TOW Path sat a young man,
fanked on either side by u fair dansel. His
| arms lovingly eneircled the neck Of each and
| he had them Rugged close to his manly bosom.
| A thunderbolt could not have given them 8
| greater shock than did the searching light OF
| the Olivette as 1t struck them. There was
one moment OF dazed alright and then each
Of those girls made for the friendly shade of q
neighboring bush. The fellow seemed too
dazed 10 move, and, like the ostrich, could
only hide his head. crowd Of spectators en-
loved the scene sd the Barbor Record Is IN
feeling enough 10 chuckle over II.
Mr.. A. W. Packard, our foreman, is alb
sent this week on vacation. He left Tues.
dag morning for Lewiston, whsre be will visit
his father and mother, and take In the stats
fair.
Mr.. Jonathan Dow Of Surry, was In thii
city Tuesday. He has wonderfully improved
in health during the last three weeks and now
looks and acts like q new man. He declared
that he Is going to get well. Judging by the
great gain he has made we can well believe
what be says. We expect to see him at worl
in the ship-yard as of old when he used to hold
one end of the tape-line for us to measure YES
sells.
Mrs. A. +. Drinkwater with her two SOM
and her mother, Mrs.. Reese, left Ellswortl
Tuesday morning for Boston or vicinity
where they will spend the winter.
II Mr.. b. +. Joy has presented US with ,
very fine photograph taken by him II the Ban
gor Fair last Thursday. 1t was taken BY tb'
instantaneous process during the horse race
and shows the trotters with foot of th,
ground. 1t shows plainly, too, the spokes IL
the wheels.
We hear that the schooner Patriot. o
Winterport, got ashore at the mouth OF ou
river, short time ago, and 10 total loss
! She has been stripped.
We hear that burglars tried to effect al
entrance at the residence Of Rev. j. +. Hale.
/ on Court street, one night last week. but the!
were discovered In the act and fed.