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


Miss Caro- Brooks, with her sunt, Mrs. J.
W. Hill. has gone on n visit TO Nova Scotia.
Senator Hale is spending Il few days at
home for matters OF business and nees,sd rest.
The firm name Of }. II. Mcdonald 4 Co.
ha. been changed 10 George W. Mcdonald b
Co.
Mr.. ". +. Stan ~ od, who Is in III health,
has gone TO Brunswick TO live with his broth
er.
MIR Allen Chase. job printer OF Bucks
port aud -on OF Prof. Chase, was in this city
last week.
sheriff Fields arrived home last Friday
from Denver. Col, with his prisoner. Chss.
f.. Udall, no is now in the county jail
Sec in another column the new advertise
ment Of +. F. RedmaB. Esq. who Is doing
some insurance business in good companies.
MIR. ]. u. Wood " i'll teach CHS, In dane
ing in this city, beginning in few weeks.
Mr. " God is Il pupil of Andrew. and teaches
all the latest dances.
-Me,sr., Higgins n Dunn have purchased
the stock and tool, OF the late frm OF Jewett
4 Jordan, and will sdd them TO their former
stock.
In order 10 avoid any misunderstanding,
we beg TO say that the dance advertised for
oct It'll, i not under the su.pice. OF the
original Social Twelve
Mr.. Henry Gilmsn OF North Bangor. SC
eompanied by his daughter, Miss y. A. Gil
man, + visiting his grsnddsughter-, Mr..
White and Mr-. Bragdon. in this city
All ladies interested in the Village I'm
proyement Society are earnestly requested to
meet at the residence OF Mrs. f.. X. Hopkins
next Friday, 2.S0P.M
Mrs A. ". JOY of Bangor and her little
daughter Linnie were in this city Monday
on a vi-i, 10 Mr.. JOY. parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 4. VI. JOY. Linnie, six wears old, took the
first Prize for best display OF needle work for
girls under 10. at the fair in Bangor.
Work will he commenced at once upon q
permanent system OF " ster works a, Sorrento.
The water Is brought from Long Pond, The
same source that will supply sullivan Hsrhor,
snd is OF exceptional purity.
The steamship Winthrop will make her
last trip from Bar Iiarbor to New York, on
Wedne.day, October 1t. The business done
on this route has been such as TO warrant her
coming another season.
IS. X. Whiting. E-q.. and family, who have
been spending the summer at their residence
at Hancock Point, have returned TO their Ellis
worth residence for the winter.
Our efficient prooi-reader. Miss Margaret
II. Hayes, j. taking short snd much-needed
vacation IN Boston. Evidences OF her absence
will doubles. be detected in this issue OF the
AMERICAN.
Miss Henrietta Given, assistant teacher in
the Ellsworth High school, returned on Ss,ur-
day evening last, from her vacation al her
home in Lewiston, and was IN readiness for
her school duties on Monday morning.
Harry {. Emery, Percy Bartlett. Bonnie
b. Whitconib Fred Flood and Aber, Lord
left hi. city Fridsy for Bowdoin College.
Col. and Mr., John F. Whitcomb accompanied
their lou 10 brunswick.
Last week. Mr.. Maurice Bowden. at II.
NJ. & b. Hail, upper mill. met with severe
accident. A piece Of wood few from the saw
injuries. though It /, hoped that be will re-
cover the sigh, Of hi. eye.
The residence OF W. NJ. Nash, Cherryheld.
senator-elect from Washington county. was
entered Wednesday night and forty dollars in
money and a gold watch and chain, valued at
one hundred and nifty dollars, were stolen.
There i no clue to the perpetrator OF the dued.
In the report OF the Hancock Conference
Al West Gould>boro, which appeared In the
AMERICAN, the writer omitted to state the
fact that the free excursion from Bar Hsrbor
was due 10 the generosity OF stephen l.. Kings
ley. E-q., OF that place. In justice to Mr..
Kingsley, this mention, though late is made
of the fact
Our friend, Hon. n. b. Coolidge. Repre-
sentative elect from the clas>ed tow of La
moline, etc, had everything his own way in
the recent election. there being no Democratic
candidate against him. The Democrats at No.
SO threw seven votes for Eben II. King, Esq,
of Lamoine. their candidate of two years ago,
and these were, we believe, the only ballots
which that party threw against Mr.. Coolidge
In the whole district,
Two houses at Bucksport were broken in
TO Saturday night and quite quantity of jew
elry and silver ware taken. One OF the hous-
entered was that of Mr.. Frederick II. Mos
Is, the well known florist, and the burglars
secured solid and plated silver ware to the val
ue OF four or five hundred dollars. An en-
trance was effected by one of the windows
and the occupants were not aroused by the
n ut tbay ,rtn
Mrs. Moses stay in Bar Harbor this summer
their slverware was locked up In the bank
and on Saturday 1t was taken to their resi-
dence. Saturday night it was left on the table
and the burglar or burglars must have been
aware that it had been taken to the house and
took advantage of the opportunity. Much Of
the silver was presents to Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
at the time of their marriage and was highly
priced by them. A house short distance
from that of Mr.. Moses was also entered on
Saturday night or Sunday morning and some
property stolen.
Hancock Association, 1890, Sept. %, "a
and %, with the First Baptist church of Sedg-
wick.
Tuesday. Up. REORGANIZATION. Social Serv-
ice.
SP. Manual Sermon-Topc: 1.-The
Instinct for fellowship
Rev. r. S. Blckford.
9P. M.-Announcemen of committees
Adjournment.
Wednesday. A. M.-Sunrise Prayer Meeting
$50 A. M.-Social Meeting.
ga. Intending Of Letters.
Ills A. M.-SermOn, Rev. G. W. r. Hill.
11 M.-AdjOurnment.
2P. M.-State Work.
State Convention. Rev. A. +.
Dunn, d. d.
Educational Society, Rev. +. g.
BickfOrd.
Charitable Society, Rev. J. r.
Bowler.
Bpm .-Women's Societies.
Up. M.-Missionary Evening.
A. r. H. NJ Rev A. y Ma-