Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-18

Bluehlli.
Some go in slelghs and some in wagons
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maddox have. re-
ceived Nmas presenin >wbifs.a1'' ~.
will w,! not ne cheated in town~,two fine
SAG .,ping the scales at l6 le pounds.
Capt. Crockett has hired the steamer Cas-
tine and will run from here to Rockland
all winter Three cheers for the Captain
He never gets left long.
Miss Carrie r. Stevens has gone to
Waltham. Mass. to speLd the winter.
Mr.. Nenner's steam heating apparatus
at his store is fine thing for these cold
days Mr.. V. is bound to make success
of whatever he undertakes.
Dec. 10 SUBSTITUTE
Mr. Chase of Portland, was in town last
week
Rev Mr. Donnell. the new minister OF
the Congregational church, arrived in town
last week and took charge of the pastor
ate, Sunday, We wish him longs pros
porous and happy sojouru among Us
Miss Lillian MAY Kane Is attending the
Bucksport Seminary.
Miss Halle Mayo is teaching in Surry
village.
Mir Small OF Bangor, was In town last
week
Mrs. J. +. Hncklev Is spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Foster, At
Bar iiatbor
The weather was 50 severe last week
that very little work was done on the stone
quarrics.
The schooner Mark Gray arrived from
Boston, Friday, 70 load stone for Maj.
Appel
The schooner Elsie Fay Of Boo,hbsy
loaded for Howard & Green. sailed for
New YORK last week,
\ freight schooner Of Rockand i froz-
en- III at the town wharf.
There Is very little ice now in the inner
hay a~ It nearly all broke NJ Friday and
( SATURDAY,
I MIR Dunn 81 Portland aud Mr. John
/ ThuIstou Of North Srhgwick. were in town
4 Friday.
The black>mith- are doing good bust
/ ness NOW.
/ Mr. Jack Merrill is spending the winter
here after an absence of i've years 10 The
western states.
The box sale In the Congregational yes
try. and the hull corn sale in the Bapts
chapel last week were success Mrs
White did the donors of the table at thu
congregational, and every one went awal
pleased and happy Mrs. White Is an ex
cellent hostess.
surprise party startled the repose OF
the writer last week and made their STAY
pleasant beyond my pen TO describe by the
presence Of Ed +. Chase, Esq, and wife
II T. Hincklcy and wife. II. u. Darling
and wife. MIR White aud wife. Prof. Lib
by. Mrs Sarah Mcdowell and Emma jean
Mrs Lizzie J osgood and Miss EmIAAl-
I rFr'Y nffftT1ey, Mr. Albert Hinckley, Mrs
! John NJ. Snow aud her daughter Josie
Master Clifton Marks. Mrs. Herbert $
smith Nj, {. II Bill Miss Fannie Slower
and Ethel Slower
The school in district No IL, taught By
Miss Nellie Douglass closed last Friday
after term Of fourteen weeks. The schol
! ar> not absent during the term were Liz
lie Mclntire, Lonisa Mclntire. Leora Eat
on. Ernest Mclntirc and Inglcsou McIntire
In conclusion | will say that some not
very savory comments have been made up
| on the article ! wrote on the disturbance
around the Town Hall Thanksgiving even.
4 ing. aud some reflections not of the mild
est nature, have been cast at me for
| the stand | took In the matter. In reply
VIII say, when am found a disturber OF
| the peace, whenever any person shall find
| me wanting and In the rear columns OF
any undertaking, intended for the advance
ment and good Of the community when
any worthy person goes from me unas.
| sisted, when | turn deaf ear 10 the appii-
cation of any object for the good of thi,
or any other community, when engage in
| the low and petty strife of gossip and de
| ceit, or whenever am found unworthy
| to occupy The first place In the ranks OF
| law abiding citizens, then and not until
| then let them cast their mud at me Let
them come forth, | will neither take quar-
tiers nor give any; when they turn me one
| jot or one little from any position choose
10 occupy give up all 10 their unre-
| strained rebuke; but not until then shall
fail to show up the like di>gracefu pro-
ceedings of Thanksgiving evening.
Dec Is