Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-18

See in our advertising columns the notice
Of the Hancock Bsptis; Association.
MIR. Whitman (Toby Candorl the Angus
Ia correspondent o. the Boston Herald. was
in thi, city. Monday
E. u. Goud is furnishing the brick for
the new Electric Light station in process Of
| erection st the iive->aw dam.
Mr.. l.. Dudley IIn,iam OF this CITY, pur-
chased la, week Of Mr.. Fred Sia,. OF Mid
land. Mich, percheron bred stallion Weigh
ing 1909 pounds, color dapple gray.
MI Lewis Friend who was confined to
hi residence by sickness. j. now able to be
out again.
Clearance Hale Of Portland. spent a few
I days OF lat week with hi brother. senator
Hale. in ,hi, city.
| Fl Leo Ehrlich ofers for sale several nice
aIpets. TWO bedroom sets, kitchen stove and
lot, Of useful household things =, bargain.
Mrs. ;. h. Whiting. 2nd. with her two
children has gone 10 Massachusetts TO visit rel
atves for TWO OF three weeks,
The barkcntinc Grace Linwood, which ha,
been built Al the yard OF Beazey \ Co., Bucks
4 port. for Capt. 4. L. GIley Of BucA-pori,
1 launched saturday morning
MIR. }. b. Dinsmorc. the wel-knomn Pr
ano tuner Of Bangor. j. in this city for the
| present week. All orders FOR piano tuning
/ left at the store OF A. ". Greedy, will receive
| prompt attention.
/ MIR and Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Of Bangor,
/ while returning to Bar Harbor from Il carriage
trip 10 Northeast lIarbor recently. saw two
/ bear cubs which lei,urey walked along till out
/ OF sigh, In the wood, beside the road
MIR. Pamela White widow Of the late
Ichsbod White Of Columbia. and mother Of
/ Rev. 7. ?. White, formerly Of this city. died
al Harrington. the 22nd ult.. at the age OF -
year..
We hsve received postal card which
bear. the po,t-msrk Of Ca>tinr. one sid, Of
the card bears the address, Hancock Co. Pub.
Co.. Ellsworth. Maine" and the other side Is
entirely blank. The sender evidently wrote
the address, and forgot to write the message.
Geo. W. McIoudaid & Co., AZ their first
cls-> srore on Main street, hav. fine stock Of
good. which they are selling Al prices very
advantageous 70 customers. SEQ their new adj
verti,eln,nt in smother column.
The Baptist Sewing Circle held it, fir-i
session for the season, on " edncsday evening
last, Al the residence OF Mrs. Alcie Mcfarland
There was present quite a large number, and,
among them. Mr.. Googin,, an aged ady. no
entertained the Bspti>t circle in thl, city, IS
wears $40.
The most OF our city school. including the
High school. commenced on Monday Of this
week with u good attendance, the High school
numbering = scholars, more than the seating
capacity Of the house can accommodate. Free
text book. have been supplied 10 he schools.
Sheriff d. l. Fields. by dire, on OF Mr.
Clarence Hale OF Portland, has recently put
achmenis, amounting 10 over one and one
half million dollars. upon property in the
northern part OF Hancock county. in favor ~
Potter, Lowell Co., OF Boston, against Charlie.
W. Clement. Trustee.
There has been quite demand for copie.
Of the AMERICAN which contained the reply,
sigued Zone Of the Million>,'' to the article Of
President Eliot on Mt. Desert, " hirh appeared
ID the century. Not only residents Of the j.
land town have written for copie-, but sum
mer visitors at the island We have also
ceived letters from Boston. asking for copies.
The fishing schooner Tamsou. o. Gran
berry I>lcs arrived at Milord.e. September
2, having in tow the schooner Edmund, OF
Amherst. Nova Scotia. Size j. one hundred
tons, and Wa found abandoned twenty five
mile, southeast Of Pe,it Manan. Her hou-,.
and part Of her stern were burned and she
had been stripped Of sails. rigging, chains and
snchor. She Ia. hold full OF lumber.
The agent Of the company which played
at Hancock Hall. Monday night. refusing TO
pay the regular price for the Use Of the hall
Tuesday morning. the city officials locked up
the eompany'- property in the hall. and at this
writing II still remains there. The members
OF the company, We near, went back TO Ban
gor Tuesday, and an appointment 10 play at
| Bar Harbor. Tuesday evening, was cancelled.
Harry Haynes and Frank Whitcomb of
! Ellsworth Falls. and Edward Barrett Of Blue
! hill, left Monday morning for the Philadelphia
Dental College. In Bangor they were joined
by Arthur j. Chilcott. Charles 5. Bragdon
who i in a western town in the State, will also
join them on the road or after their arrival In
the City Of Brotherly Love Altogether there
will be quite large Hancock county delega-
ton at the Dental College.
Word has been received from Misses
I Frances De F. and Elizabeth NJ Folsom who
! lately left Bucksport for The Dales, Oregon,
/ that they had "a delightful trip out and that
/ Miss Frances had not been there twenty four
4 hours before she had secured a position as
! teacher in the state normal school in which
| Miss Elizabeth Is to have charge Of the art
| department
| Among the interesting visitors at Bar
| Harbor, this summer. has been a Bulgarian,
Mr.. Slogan X. Vatralsky. He was converted
TO Christianity through the efforts Of a mis-
! sonary who visited his eastern home, and
| came to America to complete his education,
| giving lectures on Bulgaria to defray his eX-
penses He will return to endeavor 10 raise
his countrymen in civilization by means of
articles in the local press on American institu-
tons. Several Of his articles have already APP
peared, with encouraging results.
| The following are the important correc
tions made during the month Of August on the
charts published by the once OF Inc Uniteu
States Coast and Geodetc survey. Maine
BluehiIl Bay.-Ship and Barges Ledge.
rect position Of Beacon.-The beacon recently
established at this place is on the highest point
and near the south end of the ledge. The
spindle is still shown at the north end Of the
ledge Penobscot Bay.-Fort Point Light
Fog Signal.-A fog-bell has been established
at this light.station. The fog-signal will be a
single stroke Of the bell every 10 seconds.
At HulPs Cove, Bar Harhor, recently the
cornerstone Of another Episcopal church was
laid. Bishop Nicely officiating. Rt. Rev. ". R.
Huntington, rector of Grace Church Of New
York, made the address. Bishop Nicely then
read an interesting list Of the documents de-
posted beneath the cornerstone. among them
being IA manuscript containing the names Of
all the residents of the Cove. The corner
stone, hallowed first by invocation for its use,
and then in the name of the Holy Trinity, was
| then laid In its place. The church is memo
| rial gift from two summer residents. who
have for many years passed their summers on
| Mi. Desert and who were present, % years
ago. when Bishop Nicely first oficiated in the
little schooLhouse at Hulfs Cove.
IFS economical-Brussels soap.