Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-21

The NJ. f. circle will meet in their yestry
this " ednesday} afternoon and evening. Ice
cream will be served in the evening
The furniture, carpets. stoves, So, OF It g
late +. g. Tram are TO be sold at private sal,
At his late residence on High street. See ad
verti>ement in another column.
We hear with much regret that Hon. John
l.. Moor died this wednesday, morning
Further reference will be made to the sad
event in future issue OF this paper
The Hancock County Conference of Uni.
tartan and other liberal christian churches bad
a very successful, interesting and fully attend
ed meeting nj West Gouldsboro. Tuesday. a
report of which will appear in next week.
AMERICAN.
After the deck-hands on the Maine Cen.
trial steamer Sappho had been paid off, Tues
day Of last week. every man but on, left the
boat but the steamer made the usual number
Of trips and traffic by means Of this boat was
in no way impeded. Captain Oliver, host in
himself, managed so nicely. that few pis,en-
gers were aware of the deficit In the matter OF
workers.
The Mount Desert Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty TO Animal, has issued its first
printed repur, covering the period from 1856
70 1880 The society was organized in Sept.
1885. A F. Palmer j. president; thas. y.
Higgins, secretary; W lillian Rogers, treasurer
ana Charles 4. Clark, agent
ON Friday Nice-Presideut Morton aud
family passed the day with senator and Mrs.
Hale in this city. When they returned to MI.
Desert Ferry they found the .iaunch and
Trustworthy steamer Sebenoa had been taken
of the route for the accommodation OF 4
private party at Bar Harbor and that au en-
forced sail about the bay in tiny steamboat
waited them. Thi. prospect had no charms
for them fnd Mr.. Morton engaged the services
Of a row boat and they were thus Transported
10 their destination.
ON her westward trip recently, the steam
.r City OF Richmond took into Portland the
crew Of the British schooner Adea bound
from Annapolis. \. ; TO Boston with wood
and piljng-. wrecked on liardiug'> Ledge.
Cranberry Isles. the previous SUNDAY night.
during a thick fog. Part Of the cargo WA.
saved. The Vessel was a totsl loss. George
II. Starr. British ,ice-consul in Portland. for
Wardrd the men to their homes in the prov
iuec-.
The Machia- Union tolls the following
Captain penn-on. Of the steamer city OF
Richmond. not long aso was showing the
sights 70 party from the top OF Green Noun
tain. Noun; Desert. The scenery wa. CLOSELY
cNamurd hy the rsked eve, " hen the Cap
tAin raising the gla.s said. This viii AIT u in
observing Mount Desert Rock. Of there in the
ocean ~ ,-iit a mle>u 80. - after sighting
the Rock. be- passed the Glass 10 i4dv With d.
roctlnn> ~ 10 course 81 range and object Ia he
seen. The LADY soon had the Rock IN view and
exclaimed. by. What do Nnu m"au. Cap
tnn:" why. madam said Captain penni-
son. II mean the Rock out there with the light
on ii, only the Rock. that's all. tan YOU -rc:
"oh, yc- but + il fastened 10 the bottom"
"A short time ago Mr. Rich Phillips, Of
>urry. aged et.hty-two YEAR. left hi, house
about one O'Clock in the afternoon and started
for the woods, intending to be gone about two
hours A. be did not return st that time, and
it began To rain hi, wife became alarmed and
word was sent 10 the neichbor> Of hi absence.
searching party was organized Aui about
Half past ten 81 ut-hi be Wa. discovered tn the
Ellsworth woods very ucAr the Buvk>pori
road. Mr.. Phillips had lett HI coat at home,
ana was thoroughly wet aud chilLd when
found,
ON Thursday, Vice President and Mrs.
Morton entertained party o; friends At lunch
at th' Msnor Inn, Sullivan. In the party were
gen. and Mr. Rsrdan. the Marquis Imperial.
II. q. Hoh>ou aud r. King. That same after
noon. NJ about i've o'clo,k. the Dispatch
steamed into the harhor. Il had on board.
Mr. Blaine General sherman, hi two dauGh-
ter. Secretary Tracy. Mrs. " iimerdiug. Mr..
and Mr,. \. +. Wl-wcil, Mr.. r. 7. sherman
Nj. Houston Elircdcr, Mr. /. ;. Rodgers.
Mr.. Niu. : touit~. Mr.. Julian ogden. Mis-
I-r,>a >tul-Afpu. Nj. tpru-ja J. Chadwick,
MIR kAche, Cameron and Mr.. \. q. Paul.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton met the
party 81 the wharf aud copiu ted thtm 10
Manor Inn where they had diuner. and en-
IhNcd the exquisite sunset from the verauda.
r.turuiu. TO Bar Harhor IN The evening
" ben The party di>banded The Dispatch fired
a Il uie
Az INTERESTING >TA1FMrNr.-t oil. {. '.
Cru-,mau made some figure Yesterday in re-
lst lob ID The q. A. r. encampmcni III Boston.
sud -i,c> the Wig the beurh, OF them IN the
follow ins item. which vii he Of much inter
~ 10 The mant readers OF 'hi- papcr: Eth"
$1,000 q. \. Il. men that composed the pro
cc->ion IN Boston Tuesday represented but
one IN SEVENTY II The men engaged IN putting
down die Rebellion. II it tnok ia hours aud
tan minutes fnr this 5000 men 10 pas given
point 1t would take about three WEEKS march
}u- day and night continuously for The >Dl-
d.-r- COMPOSING the United States army TO
IA-- certain point" Perhaps th- com.
p4rt-ou Will -he the resdtr some idra OF the
magnitude Of the war 10 put down the Rrb,i-
hon. BnHyor Wing.
At DO time THU season have there been i,
many guest, A. are now enjoying the beauties
OF Bar Harhor's gay resort. The Malvern Louis
burg. s.. sauyeur, Porcupne. West Eud and
New port have all the guests these houses rsn
ACCOMMODATE aud every Train brinZ- new arris-
al Many Of these are people In whom the
public are Interested Mr.. Is. :. Brown. All