Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-02
OBJ Gll5Nortb american.
Published Thursdays.
Offices 20 and - State Street
City and County.

October
Miss Ida Norris has been visiting friends
in Old Town
Geo. c. Lyman. Esq. OF sullivan was in
this city Saturday, on business
The new schoolhouse in district No. 4.
Easthrook. is finished and furnished.
Clearance sale at Hollis Variety Store, I'M
Ill October llth, of dishes, lamps and room
paper.
The Unitarian SUNDAY School will reopen
next Sunday at - NJ. A full attendance Is re-
quested.
Don't fail to hear the fascinating lecture at
the NJ. f. church. on Monday evening. Oct. 6,
by Rev. y. La Marsh.
An attempted highway robbery and bur
glsry are reported from steuben. See s,eu.
ben news letter in another column.
Mrs. y. H. Page has gone 10 Brewer.
where she will spend few weeks with her
husband who is at work there
Mrs. orlson Call. who hiss been spending
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Rey-
nolds, At Bar Harbor. has returned home.
County Commissioner, Blai,den and
Hutehns We're in this city, Monday, on their
way 10 Bar Hnrbor or vicinity. 10 view a road.
Mr.. Geo. ". Hutchings. of East Surry has
gone to Los Angeles. California, with a view
OF settling there if he finds situation to suit
him.
The Eastbrook Dramatic Club PLAYED
The Yankee Detective" at Town Hall. East
brook, Friday and Saturday evenings, Sept
10 and 20.
Mr.. David Friend, with hi wife and son,
arrived home from their pleasant European
trip. on Friday last. We are glad to see them
safely back again in good health.
NJ. ;. Pickett, Esq. formerly of Mil
bridge, wa in thi- city. Monday. tie is now
associated with Boston firm and j. engaged
in The manufacture and sale Of spring beds.
We were honorcd and pleased by a visit
last week from our dear friend and valued cor
respondent. little Flo>,ie. OF Great Pond. ac-
companied by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Emery.
The first meeting 81 the Kings Daughter.
for the >ea-on Of $500 81 will be held at their
room. 30. {, Masonic Block, next Thursday
evening, y t. -HN' n ''"'N \ 'u'' "'''n'-
ance y desired.
The following cottages al Northeast Har-
"o' hFe e'">Fu 'o' 'ne Nea>"h "'eehousn' a.
r. h''1"A''' n','''ol'' h''A'h''' h"PN'h>o"'
"he'i"rf -n' ana >ii'a''''i-e 'o''aE'' a"d 'ne
hai ha''' anu n''- "u''' '''"N'''
Mr. Charle- 5. Braglon. who ha, been
! prsciicing dentistry in Gorham, the present
SESSION, came to 'his city the latter part OF 1T
WIN anu e'' '""N'' 'oi ''e "''''i' p"''
t'''''' ~
Inc secretary OF The trea,ur! has nlade the
following lighthouse appointments; William
u Grant AetpeF' wee John "rah'. resigned;
William r stanley hrst assistant and lhad-
deus A. "ai'ace' second assistant al Mauhious
''0'N
MI t.". Mason VINO M, been running on
the mAiI train ~ YORK county the present
season as postal clerk. returned nome Ia-l
week. but lefi again TUESDAY TO resume BIZ
studies al the theological school at canton.
y
The Norih Ellsworth men sewing CIR
Agricultural Han on thursday evening, oct.
= IN me AFTERNOON 'nfFe WI" DE q game 81
~" haH hel"teh 'Ae lt'hc"'A' aha N"r'b
f-'i>"or'h>'
See the advertisement OF MIS- NJ. A. Ciarh
who ha- moved her studio into the rooms re-
Gently vacated by {. l.. Morang. over the store
OF Holmes Bros. Miss Clark i doing some
very meflt"ri"u' work and those ~ want Of
An ef1c'rnt teacher IN her me, VIII d" well 10
give per ara,l.
Hon. james G. Blaine left hi- summer
home At Bar Harbor. Thur>day for Washing
ton. He Ia had long and quiet vacation
there. having taken part IN none Of the -,a-
slu', eAyetia. Yet he ha> been far from iIlp.
having been Kept busy answering host Of let
ter, ana tt.esrains from All parts 81 the world.
The Ellsworth Social Eight announce that
They will give grand concert and ball 10 thi.
city on the seventh instant. They promise
tine musical treat. IL Mis- Harriet shaw,
name ], mentioned among the artist, Who are
10 take part in the program. Andrews or
chestra will furnish music for the dance.
SATURDAY, forenoon. a horse belon.iu. to
Eben L. Higgins. of Eden. took fright on
Main street Bar Harbor. and started of down
the bill tow ard the wharf Swer,ing slightly
AT the foot Of tie hill he ran into the door Of
Cha-e'- fish market The wheels Of the wa
on caught and the horse fell in the doorway
He was only slightly hurt. and the wagon was
not much damaged.
-r.p, G4o Ru.h i nov at nj. COTTAGE ;,
Hancock in rather poor health. \ Norwegian
steamer on which he was onboard in the
pacity Of >uperc4r-o. was recently wrecked at
Abaco. The officers and crew barely escaped
with their lives. losing everything else Capt
Bush. with hi sister. Mis- Amelje. viii leave
next week for Charle>town. Mass. where
Ms Bush viii spend the winter.
The steamer Ca.tine. which ba. been run
min, on thu Rocklsnd ana Dh,ehiil rant. in
place Of the steamer Henry Morrison, which
was transferred to the Bangor ana Bar Har-
Dor line. has been discovered to he insufficient
for the needs of the route and Tuesday morn
ing the Henry Morrison left Bangor for Rock
land to resume her trips on the line to Els
worth. the Castine returning to Bangor.
a huptino and fishing n,rtv cou,,o.ed az
Na.s q a Merrill = i, u.rl, II u
Wa.bhuru and Thoma. Sheeb.n I.aye. Ran
yor ,a-dav fwadre.d.v fo- 10 wood.
around Ellsworth waier-, where they intend
to spend two weeks with rod and gun. II /,
expected that they will reDOrt great luck lur-