Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-12-18
Christmas presents at JOYS music store.

'AN'Hcu' abu oui >'fett> are IuiI OF actINHf.
Mrs. }. F. Davis has gone to Philadelphia
to visit her daughter, Mr.. Chaplain Tribou.
MIR. and Mr.. n. II, Page. now Of Brewer
have been spending few days In this city th
past week.
Mrs. Eugenia +. Davis who ha. bee
/ spending few week. in East Boston, has r.
! turned home
Three pieces Of Monaghans orchestrs wi
20 TO Mibridge TO play for ball at the oper
house, Dec. q.
Mis-, Eva Aiken. who has been attendin,
school in Boston, hs. returned home for tn
holiday vacation.
See in another column the advertisement
OF Ms. A. +. Greedy. Who wi>h,> 10 settl
bill> in favor or against herself
DR. ". NJ. Halncs, Capt A. II. Bellatt,
and W. j. Connick killed fine deer Tue>ds,
morning out on the Bucksport road.
The steamer Sebenoa, while living at th
wharf at Mount Desert Ferry IN the gale o
December 3, Was dsinaged 10 the amount 0
$500.
A large crew OF men will be employed thi
winter in the vicinity OF Phillips Lake cuttins
logs. The operation is In charge of Mr.. Pierc,
OF Ellsworth.
The clock in A. W. Cu>hman & CO.. fur
niiure store strikes twelve every time and 4
docs the Company in the selection OF good
Call and see for yourselves.
Capt. Horace +. Lord. ,on OF Capt Johr
A. Lord, OF thi. city. arrived home last week
He has been quite sick in hospital for over &
month, but j. now all right
The Methodist, will have a fair, supper
and >ale at their yt>try on Thursday evening
OF lhi- week. The public are cordially invited
to be present. supper % cents.
With fierce north wind blowing and the
mercury below zero, for several day since
December csme in. people said they were ba,-
in old-fs,hioned winter weather.
A po>t-ofiice ha> been established at Grsu.
lie, Hancock county, TO be supplied by special
service from South Bluehill and Gile- |. Web
Der ha> been appointed postmaster
II. NJ n Il. Hall have crew OF men and
horses employed in cutting and hauling spool
wood on the Buck>por road. in this city. The
lumber will be sawed at their lower mill
We have received from MEG Burnhsm.
Egy II. through \. +. Burnhsn, Esq. OF ihi>
city. hem e.. the product Of one Of Ed
die biddie-. which grth- IS 10y 81 inches.
Commencing sunday next. at l O'Clock
Pm, or immediately after the cio-e Of the
>unday school, lay services will be held at the
nitariAn ve>try. A full attendance j. re-
que-ted.
Md now A. W. Greedy comes 10 the front
with new advertisement. announcing the fine
and varied stock he hs- on hand from whic b
desirable thri>lnla- presents may be selected.
Give him q csIl.
We are informed that the Ellsworth cost
factory OF which mention la. several iimc>
been INSIDE in previous issues OF thi- paper.
Will be established in the Clark store on Wa
ter street and not in the Ms>on building. 3
was q, frs, expected.
Are YOU booking FOR thr>tma- present
that viii make your friend happy: A word
IN Your ear, II YOU pleas. Present your
friend with Year, subscription to the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN, and make him OF her hay
py for a whole year Many have tried II and
they LAY il work. ike charm.
Rev. J K. Bowler Of south Hancock. VIII
leave th- week for the bo-pual 10 Portland
W here he " III undergo surgical operation 10
relieve serious affection which ha- been
troubling him for yesr- and for which he hs-
L.fn 4
for HI speedy restoration to health.
-Me>-r-. stephen b. Prebie aud Leonard
Brasdon OF Sorrento were in this city Tue
day. Mr.. Preble returned home Ia, >priu.
from California after an uninterrupted ~ojourn
oftwents three YEAR in that State He evident
y doe. not relish thi, cold weather We are ba,-
ing and would prefer TO be back in the more
genial climate OF Cshfornis.
In The Union Sabbath school Convention
heil al Penob>cot, Nov. D, a paper was read
10y Mi-s +. u. Mark, on How 10 secure the
attendance OF the children on the SUNDAY
school" The paper was comprehensive. and
well arranged. Crest credit Is due Mis- MARKS
for her earnest effort TO make the paper inte--
e>tiug. The convention closed with an adj
dres> by Prof. A. r. Chase Of Buck,port.
The address was highly edif,ing.
Mr.. Geo. Marks OF Buck.port. met with a
singular and painful accident In hi city, Nor
day afternoon. lie wa> driving in -.eiSh bt-
tween Ellsworth and the Fails. when another
team cainc up behind him and --ed him al Il
rapid pace. This netiled Mr.. MARX hor-e
and be kicked up. striking Mr.. Mark in the
arm and breaking both bone. He was taken
TO the office Of Dr.. Hagerthy where the frac-
ture reduced and the injured man took the
train the >sIne evening for Buck~port
-.Is.. r. Par.,u.. E.n. cashier OF he Bur
rill National Rank returned last week ,rom
ht, ,rip 10 England. tI.,rue ,he, at time.
during the passage out and home, " hen the
wind, how led and the water was rough, Old
Neptune demsndrd tribute OF our friend which
Wa rendered unwillluglv and under protest.
but il was rendered ali the -ame Otherw i>e
he had a very pleasant trip. every minute of
which wa, erioy.d He hal a good time in
England: but ever since hi. return he his been
repeating IN an ab,irac,ed ,ort OF wav:
columbia. Coluin ,ia. 10 glory arise,
The queen Of the world and the child of the
shies'
Last SUNDAY evening the schooner r. \.
Magee." Capt John Q. kief. from Boston, ar
rived at the mouth OF Union River and came
10 anchor In Lord- Cove. After all had been
mace snug, the boat wa manned 10 >et The
Captsin ashore Before they reached the land
ing pace lheE discovered ihAt Inc vessel "a'