Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-17

| Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Mis-, Hopkins
| will meet them aud determine II the elias. " Ill
! be large enough TO be continued. Ii is e>pec-
| tally DESTROYS that all who think OF attending
| should he there on saturday. A less number
than twenty-six will not be considered profit
| able. Miss Hopkins aud Miss Campbell have
| both had experience, and are considered fine
| teachers. An exhibition will be given at the
| close Of the school
A notice to mariners received from the
United States Coa,i nd Geodetic Survey says !:
The following are the important correction.
made during the month OF March on the charts
published by this Office
l. Maine. East of Great " ass Island. Re
| ported Existence of Rocks in Mud Hole Chan
| nel.-l wo rocks with four feet Of water over
them. are reported as lying close together In
the upper part OF Mud Hole Channel. about I
| OF mile S. $. +. OF the south end of Mink Is
| land
An examination OF the locality will be made
as soon as practicable.
This affects Charts IO2 and IO2a.
2 -.-Of Petit Manan Reef-Cbange in
Buoy Number.-The red can buoy of the
south end OF Petit Manan Reef. formerly
shown No. ., is now shown as No. 4.
This affects Charts 800, 7O2 aud IO3.
3. -.-Sheepscot River.-Ebenicook Har-
bor.- Change In Buoy Number.-Tbe red spar
buoy to the northeastward OF Green Islands,
| In Ebenicook Harbor formerly shown as No.
6, Is now shown as No.2.
This affects Charts asa, ,3I4 and JOS.
The Sons of Veterans had very pleasant
sociable at Grand Army Hall last Friday even
ing. Quite a large number Of the W. K. c.,
G. A. K. and other guests were present.
| Among those from out Of town We noticed
Mr.. j. B. Mason OF Southwest Harbor, Frank
s. Perkins, Of Castine, Deputy Sheriff Hooper.
Of Brookln and Deputy Sheriff Joy Of Gouds-
boro.
There was a sad and fatal accident ut
Bucksport Tuesday morning just as the morn.
ing train was leaving that place. George H.
Grant, a young man who went to BuckspOrt
from this city number Of years ago, had been
at work in the Maine Central yard during the
winter and would have finished next Saturday.
He was shackling cars Tuesday morning and
losing his footing fell behind the locomotive,
the tender passing over him. His left leg WI
cut of near bis body aud his right taken from
him at the knee, his left hand taken clearly
from him at the wrist and he was otherwise
shockingly manged. The accident occurred
about o'clock and Grant died about three
hours later. He was a very popular young
fellow and the accident occasoned much scr.
row 10 the town. He was q son of the late
MIR. John Grant Of this city.
The Boston Comedy Co., H. Price Webb, I
manager, closed . weeks engagement In this
city, Saturday evening, April s, with the play
1.-THE White Slave" Mr.. Weber assumed
the part Of Jack Whirligig, the Yankee ped
dler, in most pleasing manner. Besides be
iDg very clever comedian, II. Price Weber
10 "good fellow" and is well liked wherever
,, be goes. The company went from here to Bal
Harbor. where they played for few nights
thence to sullivan.
In these days Of aduteration, we think it II
good policy to use that which you know Il
| be strictly pure. Therefore use Brussels soap