Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-11

The winter term of the Academy began
Monday, Dec. |, Prof. Libby, of Auburn,
principal
At an adjourned meeting of the First
! Parish held Friday evening it was voted to
extend an invitation to the Rev. Albert
Donnell, late of Eastport, to become It's
pastor for one year. There will probably
be service in the church next Sunday.
Collector Thompson is on the war path
1t is well to be prepared for him.
Dee. |. SUBSTITUTE.
Thanksgiving week has been fraught
with interest to the people of Bluehill.
Thanksgiving Mr.. Augustus n. Osgood
and wife entertained dinner party. it be-
ing the 10th anniversary of their wedding
and the i4th anniversary of their daugh-
/ ters and Mr. G. A. Morse's marriage.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. So
lice Morse took place Saturday evening II
the residence of their son, Mr.. Geo. A,
, Morse. There were present all the chill
, dren, Mr.. Irving Morse and wife, of Bos-
ton Miss Augusta Morse, of Boston, Mrs.
James Littletield Of Fall River, Mr.. James
Henry Morse. wife and daughter. of Blue
hiiis NJ. Geo. 4. Morse. wife and family
/ with whom Mr. and Mrs. Morse reside.
There were also present Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus y Osgood. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c.
! O>good, Mr.. and Mrs. George $. Osgood,
Mrs Harding and Mr.. Ernest Osgood, Au-
gustus Peters, Esq, Mr. X. G. Lord and
wife. Mr.. Herbert S. Smith and wife,
Capt. Albion p. Gray and wife and last
but not least Mr.. Eben W. Mayo and wife,
A sumptuous repast was served at 7.30 p.
nj. After every one had enjoyed the lux
uries Of the table, singing was INDUCED in.
music by Mrs. Mayo. The most conspiCu-
Gus object that adorned the table was the
half century cake, 1910 in tint and 1890 in
gold. A poem was read BY Mrs Eben W.
Mayo, which was most appropriate to tie
occasion aud is deserving Of much credit.
All the company Joined in making Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse golden present of $40, be-
sides other valuable tokens of remem-
braucc. Mr.. and Mrs Morse have com
menced on their second half century with
the best wishes of the entire community.
and aS the golden age advances may no
cloud obscure their vision on this terres-
trial orb. Mr. and Mrs. Morse are 81 and
- years OF age and are remarkably well
preserved people
Mr. Henry +. Darling shot deer
Thanksgiving Day, weighing 235 pounds,
MIR and Mrs Irving Morse left Monday
for Boston, and Mrs. Littletield for Fall
River
Miss Augusta Morse from Boston is Wis
itng her parents.
regret to be obliged to report fight
which was induIged id Thanksgiving even
ing or rather Friday morning l.@o a. m
in the street opposite the Town Hall. There
was dance IN the Town Hall and at - 30
p. IN an adjournment was had for supper.
" hen they returned at HIS to renew the
pleasures of the evening instead of return
ing quietly like men having respect for
law aud order, some of the party began to
howl like madmen Unmanly acts were
committed both in the street and hall, uu-
Ill - n. M. when two young men sur
rounded by twenty or thirty others, com
mcnced a street tight Every expression
of language possible for rum riot and un-
maIliuc>> To engender was indulged in
within thirty feet Of peoples houses,
awakening the inmates from their sleep by
the howls and hlasphemy of the hire
ling agency of iutemperance. One sub
icCt for cannot call him Il man, said that
he must light before he went home.
have perfect knowledge of this disgrace
ful affair as NV house j. situated within
thirty feet of the Town Hall. These peo-
PIE will have only one more opportunity
Of disturbing the peace before they will be
brought to the bar OF public justice % an-
swer for such charge. IL seems 10 he
the general opinion Of some who come 10
these balls that they are nj liberty to con-
duct themselves in the most rough, unman-
ly way | hold myself responsible for
ths report the half Of which have re
Trained from telling
+. Z. Chase. Esq, arrived home from
Ellsworth Saturday night.
Mrs y. L Eiluckley Is intending TO 20 10
Bar Harbor this week.
Dec