Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-09


Mr.. F. A. Macomber is doing some mason
work about the court house premises.
Mrs. Sarah Eldridge Of Deihsm, is in
this city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert
Blsisdell.
We bad a very pleasant call on Tuesday
from MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Lawrence OF Sor-
rento. who were in the city on business.
-Mr. Geo. II. Grant. insurance agent looks
very cosy and comfortable In his nice new
Office. lie is certainly well-situsted and is, we
judge. the happy pos-essor OF II good business.
On Wednesday morning OF last week, Mr..
Moses Smith, before going to his usual days
work at the shoe factory. went out on the
Bucksport road and shot fine deer.
The Ellsworth Nine and the Buehil
, Nine INDUCED in a game OF base ball at
Bluehill, last Wednesday. Six innings showed
the Ellsworths so far ahead that the Bluehills
agreed that the game should close.
See the new advertisement OF Higgins &
Dunn. granite and marble workers. Water
street. These gentlemen. having on hand
some fine material,are doing excellent work in
/ their line.
/ See the new advertisement Of Mrs. p
! Trip who on Friday and Saturday OF this
I week. Will make grand opening OF trimmed
| hats for ladies and children at her rooms No.
7 40 Main street.
| There was pleasant wedding at Els
worth Falls, on Thursday of last week, on
/ which occasion, the Rev. j. 7. Crosby, ofici-
/ atiug. Mr. John o. Whitney and Miss Eta
Fox became husband and wife. The AMERI-
/ CAN extends with emphasis the compliments
/ Tor such cases made and provided.
Deputy Collectors Stockbridre and Hale
measured the schooner. Harry W.
Haynes, on Saturday last and found her ton.
mage 10 be AZ follows: gross. 2a5,0l net. $50
/ &c. The measurements and computations for
4 carpenters tonnage were made for the ow ners
by J. {. Chilcott, who found that tonnage TO
be 3gl II 95 tons
Mrs. Ann f. Greely. Miss Lucy l.. Phelps
and Mrs. Sophia J. Chicott are in Portland in
attendance upon the State convention OF the
W. c. T. L. Other towns in this vicinity are
represented there. though by whom we have
not heard, except that Mrs. W. A. Freethy is
representative from Surry.
We regret to learn that our statement last
week relative 10 the purchase OF land on Rocky
Pond stream, by the Government. was rather
premature. Perhaps 1.-THE wish father 10
the thought" AT any rate the ''consumma-
tion devoutly To be wished" has not been
contaminated. and whether or not ii ever
will be, time alone can tell; but hope is stiiI
active.
:. NJ. Hamill Esq. OF New York, the own
er Of the electric light works In thi. city, was
here last week looking after his business. The
new works are approaching completion aud
will soon be In running order. We gsd
OF this. for .more light seem, 10 be very
popular desire in this good city OF ours.
We are indebted to Mrs. Lorenzo Lufkin
for avery beautiful specimen OF the night
blooming cereus. II Is one OF the most beau
tiful flowers OF that order. 1t opened
at her house few nights ago making mag
nificent display OF il inner splendor TO the
great delight OF those who saw ii.
The Bar Hsrbor Recorf report. tue find
Ing Of Palmer Crowley. who returned home 10
Pretty Marsh. from the Insane Asylum at Au-
gusta on the lath inst. bu, finding his mother
away and hl, home occupied by strangers,
struck into the woods. The search had lasted
week then he found by John Smith snd
J. W. ober, about 10 o'clock one evening. He
accompanied them home quietly sud at last sc.
counts seemed IS well as ever.
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