Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-17

A suspicious looking man, accompanied by
woman, registered at Hotel Marlborough.
Bar Harbor, as c. Z. Walker and being caught
In the act Of arranging false beard he was ar
rested He says his real name Is c. T.. Davis,
and that as he came here with another man $
wife be wore false whiskers so he would not
be detected. He said he WIS cousin OF the
editor OF the New York Marine Journal and
belongs 10 prominent New York family.
Davis is held for trial. The police think he is
blackleg. The guests OF the Marlborough.
among whom are many wealthy Bostonians,
are much excited.
SHIPPING THE lCE.-The work of shipping
Ice from the Riker stack at Reeds Pond has
been going on rapidly recently. At times two
trains per day, each with a capacity OF $50
tons, have been run to Mt. Desert Ferry,
where the ice has been loaded upon the barges
which have come there for their cargoes. II
is estimated that there are over so 600 tons at
Green Lake station waiting 10 be shipped to
the Ferry. With the train facilities In use II
will take until about Nov, mber LIST to ship the
whole lot. The ice is being disposed of as rap
Idly rs possible. and large crew has been at
work at the stack and at the Ferry. Some big
barges have been loaded by the company
Bar Hsrbor is to receive visit this week
from the Eastern Yacht Club fleet which is on
It's annual cruise TO the eastward In the fleet
Is the schooner Merlin and the sloops Gos.oon.
Thelms and Shark. the winning boats In the
Marblehesd regatta Of Friday last. The other
yachts of the fleet are the schooners Sea Fox.
May flower, Oneona, IroQuois, Gitans, and
Miranda; the cutters Medusa, Huron, Bsya.
dere, Shons. Rondina, and sloops Ventura,
Ags. Milicete, Pappoose, Chiquta, and Hawk.
Accompanying them Is the steam yacht " an
da, of New York, also flying the pennant OF
the Eastern Ischt Club. The feet viii recei, Q
warm welcome at Bar Harbor.
PLEASANT OUTING.-A most enjoyable pic
ME was that at Cedar Grove, North Bucksport,
last Saturday. when the Methodist preachers
stationed along the Penobscot gathered with
their wives and children for 3 genuine good
time. BY noon thirty-one members of the
party were upon the grounds. After some
repairs to the Old tables sud benches, baskets
were opened and bountiful feast appeared.
which included some OF the delieacies of the
season. After the repast some excellent ex-
temperament. speeches were elected under
the direction Of DIR. Chase, OF Bucksport
Seminary. Many OF the songs OF Zion were
sung snd by T. NJ the last OF the party were
on their way home.
The midsummer evening entertainments
at Cs,iine have commenced. The Cs-iIne Cor
net Band give really fine, open air concerts
from their stand upon the common, which are
universally enjoyei; and the moonlight boat
ing has been exquisite. There have been a
number OF excursions from the neighboring
towns in the excursion steamer "Castine." and
several Yachts. Castine seems to have every
natural advantage for summer enjoyment. and
visitors are rarely. II ever satisfied with one
season there. several farm houses in North
Ca>tine have been purchased and remodele,i into
summer cottages. Prof keeuer OF Harvard
College. is occupying i!s cottage for the firs,
season. Prof Ames OF the same college IL
quite near neghhor Several others mediate
purchases in their Vicinity this season.
l he follow ing return, OF the United States
census are furnished by Supervisor Gilman Of
the Eastern Maine district: