Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-02
City and County.


The county commissioners are in session
in this city.
The congregational parsonage on State
street, has been sold.
Work on the foundation for the new stable
in the rear OF the Jail keepers house. is in
progress.
The members OF the Ellsworth High
hool will be admitted TO Mrs. Lyermore's
rcture. free.
The Lumbermen's ball at Hancock Hall.
last Fhur-day evening, was well patronzed
and well managed
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris Of New York.
ha> engaged rooms at the Belmont, Bar Hsr-
bor for the summer. I
We are more than full OF orders for lob
work and are turning ii out rapidly as our
facilities Will permit
Ffot W K. White who was confined to
bi, house for several days by Illness is now
able ID bc out again.
Rex. 4. II. Cutler Of Bangor. will preach
IN the Congregational church In this city, on
SUNDAY next. April 9TH,
The steamer silver Star /. now making
daily trips between Winter Harbor, West
GouId>boro and Bar Harbor.
The schooner Fair Wind was the first oad-
ed vessel to leave Union river the present
spring. She sailed last Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Blai>dell sat up for several
hours a>t sunday. having been conined to
hl- hcd for twenty weeks with a broken hip.
Services at the Unitarian church will be
held next sunday at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. and :
o'clock ?, NJ. sunday school AT the usual hour.
-Arihur H4ndy. Of Gould>boro. who WIS
>ho' by mistake while hunting last fall has
n-aris recovered from the effects Of the acct
dent.
In many Msine town about this time,
signs % spring quite manifest Wild geese
are 4, - aud zap and tax dodger, are running
freely.
Clarence W. Basford. piano-forte tuner
and rfpsjrer i, now in this city and prepared
10 do SID work in hi line order, ma, be left at
Jal', music store
There viii be meeting Of the Ladies'
trrle 1t the Unitarian vc>try this tWedne~-
DAY afternoon. Tea at SIX to which ali are
cordially invited. Bring Your dimes
The Mon Shoe factory Is "A fee; high
from i 90 plate. and not 10 feet. Is by an
error, wAjea somehow OF other crept into an
article u last issue, made to appear.
a. j. II. Turner. Lie Au Hsut ha- been
appointed Notary Pablo. and John A. I
BurTIi. prdham. and Fred T. sargent. Gouli-- /
boro. Justice, Of the Peace and Quorum.
Mr. {. L. Stevens Of thi> city WAS At home
over SUNDAY. He has numerous contracts for
painting new buildings at Grind-one Point
aud ! pu>hin. the worA with quite large
crew ot men.
Hon. Josiah H. Drummond of Portland
writes Relative to the history just published by
Ly-onA Lodge, A. follows: "Thi, is very
Valuable historical work. made especially 80
by lhc m.moIr> and table OF MEMBERS
The remains Of Nil. Florence Fullerton. /
iatr ~ Thorn l>ton. were brought to this city
>A,urls, for hurisI She wa, the daughter OF
Nj Rodney Fullerton. formerly of this city |
Funeral services were held last SUNDAY
The Orlaud Univer>ast society recently
received A gift II forty volumes of books for
their sabbath school. from Mr.. Edwin CHM
of the irm Of CHM 4 Co. Boston. Mass. Mr..
OHM ws> formerly 4 resident of that town
There viii be special meeting of the
IN mber- 81 The Unitarian Society at the vestry ,
parur. tA- "wednesday evening, at 80 1
O'Clock. for The transaction OF very important
business. a fuil attendance is urgently request /
I'd.
Nj owen Byrn j, about to open cloth
M >tor, At No. Water street. We hear that
hr ha> gone 10 Boston to purchase goods Mr.
Byrn i man Who : every way worthy .
Of the public confidence and Of success,
Several new cottages are to be erected At
Hancock Point the coming summer. some OF .
them by Bangor peol lie. Nj. T. W. Baldw in .
hA- been FOR some time engaged in surveying
lots for the new buildings.
capt, and Mr. L. g. Means. who have
been pa--in. the winter With their son. Edgar |
L. Mean. in Nebraska. have arrived in Port
land they wliI make brief stay with their .
daughter MR., Jennie West before returning .
TO M!lbrdgc.
Mr.. George F. Goodwin OF Dedham lost /
one good horse and AIMED and SCARED another
badly, Msrch 44th. He wa, saving God with I
.machiue and The belt came of throwing both 1
horses cut Of the horse power. leg Of one
VI thr horses was broken 80 he wa obliged 10 |
ALL him.
-Mr,,r-. Gilbert L. Simpson and Emery b. |
DDubar OF sullivan have recently been to /
Augusta with 4 large remonstrance against the ;
new State aluation OF sullivan. We DO not |
blame them. An increase Of more than 223 per |
cent. 10 the valuation OF that town i. q rise
mich the facts will not warrant.
The children Of Northeast Harbor have or
gthzed charity society and enthusiast
tic in IL progress a. if it we're base ball nine
Let 90 Jay pass without some kind action
j their motto. and many poor mortal will
have occasion 70 remember them They have
prepared a noble box Tor children's hospital.
-E>oterc Lodge. F. and A. NJ. OF this city
was duly inspected on Thursday evening last,
by District Deputy Grand Master B. l.. Had
ley ot Bar Harbor who found the lodge to be
IN drst-cla>s order. A very pleasant evening
was spent and Mr.. Hadley's visit highly
appreciated by all no were present.
Just previous to the opening Of Mrs. Liver
more, lecture on Friday evening of this week,
at Hancock Hall, the W r. c. of this city will
be present 10 a body at Hancock lower hall,
where each member present will be furnished.
Tree. with a lecture ticket. A full attendance
-Goud.boro has risen in Its might the past
winter and raided the festive and lamb loving
wildcat For several years the farmers in
that vicinity have lost quite number OF lambs
by wildcats. This winter Mr.. f. J. Squirting
and others, with the assistance OF II good fox
hound and other dogs. have succeeded in ex-
terminating six wildcats and two foxes
-Lejok Lodge Of Odd Fellows was formally
incorporated under the provisions Of section
- of the revised statutes, Friday evening
last This Lodge which instituted only
few years ago. has already reached state Of
marked prosperity. Its members con-
sidering the question OF purchasing a suita-
bic lot and erecting hall thereon.
Read in another column the advertisement
Of Mr.. 4. H. Greedy who offers for sale two
very valuable adjoining farms in Tren-
ton situated on the direct road from Ellsworth
TO Bar Harbor, and only two miles from Mt.
Desert bridge. These farms yield about 80
tons of hay and contain an excellent site for