Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-13

| "ei'sate VIII be appointed and also two stten,
| dants. ~ >"
Now they are talking of a baby .ho a,
bar Harbor 10 relieve the mono,onv Of exist.
ence
mat telegraph cable arrived at Deer Isle
'sNl week and is now being laid across Egee.
m pggin Reach.
! A Xix umbrella wa, recently last At mr.
near the boat landing at Green Lake The
nhuer VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the livery stable OF Frank II. osgooa
in this city.
bar Hsrbor can boast Of a notable grouo
/ OF artists. as well As OF dgnitares and gold.
bugs. 1t Is great resort for brains
/ Monday Of last week company Of Young
folks from Ellsworth Falls, enioved them.
/ selves by driving to MIR. Fred Moore's farm AT
Partridge Cove and having picnic. All re-
turned home. saving they wished 20 euioy
many more such picnics
I H. W. Holt would respectfully call the
/ pubic attention to his new stock Of Virginia
/ ware. manufactured by John Edwards. one of
/ England's most noted manufacturers.
/ Senator and Mrs. Hale and their guest
/ Mrs. zen. sheridan. went 10 Bar Harbor
/ Thursday noon. to attend the afternoon mu.
.icaie and reception given BY Miss tIuruee.
! In the evening they went to Mr. George
Places where they spent the night. returnin.
home on the 1880 train Friday morning.
Mr.. Stan Wilson, of sullivan. has lust
filled large granite contract for the Wander
( bilt swimming pool. 1t consists OF thirteen
( pieces OF granite cut on circle to form the
coping of the wall. They are six feet long.
( four feet wide and fourteen inches thick. and
are beautiful samples Of the superior sullivan
granite 80 well known all over the country.
Mrs. Annie Moran was tried at Bar Har-
Dor for assault and battery. before Justice
Clark. last week. and upon conviction wa.
sentenced TO be imprisoned in Jail for thirty
days. While under the influence OF liqunr She
threw tes-pot at a man in the house. missing
him but striking her son Michael on the head
snd intiicting 4 serious wound. Several com
plants have been made Of late against the dis
tufbance She ha> caused in the nei-hborhood
AMI the authorities to he commended on
doing Justice and at the same time Kidding the
town Of Nuisance.
There i tain Of organizing a volunteer
militia company in Cherr, field ana 4 move
ment ~ this direction viii probably be made
soon after the state muster.
-Evcrybody remarks upon the excellence
OF the grain crop thi> vear-oa,> in particular
beng noticeable on account Of their thrifty
growth. some Of the farmer, in tbi> vicinity
have already commenced harvesting ihi, crnl,
aud ~ that il j. superb weather in which 10
gei grain. About 81 the grain viii be housed
in good condition This year.
MIR. Walter Damro>ch, who ha, been visit
ins Mr.. Andrew Carnegie in scotland. sailed
for America on saturday. Mr. pamro>rh i.
negotiating with the Russian composer
r>chaikowsky and the latter'- proposed lit
/ To the United states next sprn. NAV be- under
Mr.. pamru>ch's direction. The recital, # Mr.
/ Damro-ch, from the Nibelungcu Triiogv. Of
Wa-ner. on August ~. - snd . At k,bo
/ Valley are looked forward to with pleasure
Bar Harbor Hec.rd. On, can but admire
the hcro'>m with which Mr.. .. NJ shaw +
taking the care OF her invalid husbands big
business upon ner own shoulders With the
az Of her >ou >he i carryiut ii on 50 success
fully that Mr.. Shaw iini> notAin. To csu-c him
moments unea>inc-- or rela-d hi- pro.rc-,
toward, the recover, Of health.
/ Senator Hale went On board the dispatch
! at about / +. NJ. THURSDAY at y lr Hsrbor.
and returned shortly aftyrward +,mpanic,t
| by Secretary Tracy ard party wh, drove 10
| the Beau Desert cottage Of W. : Guruc.
I l.gs -fy-.1
| The squadron continues TO BE- the centre II
/ attraction. The crews regularly engage in
| drilling with boats and batteries uter>per,ed
/ with target practice. Crews ~ an the shiu>
united in Grand parade and battalion driii on
shore at A. ~. Friday \ hand conc,r; ;, :
| given Thursday evening on board the Dispatch.
The work Of taking silica from the bot
/ tom OF Chalk Pond al Beliington j, progress
/ ing finely. the COMPANY seemingly hayin, re-
1 covered from the serious setback given it by
/ the fre. Al present they are working twenty
| hands and are producing twelve tons OF -ilira
/ week. The entire product i hauled 10 NIL
! bridge the most convenient ppr. ana ,h,fi.e
! from there. >'iic4 Lskc j. proving Il very
/ profitable piece OF property and it seems good
| Tor many years to come. 1t j, & very queer,
/ almost uneXplainable freak Of nature.
/ The following report from the Grand
/ Bank feet comes from Capt Freeman +.
! Bridge OF the schooner Cyno>urc of Booth
! bay, who was obliged 10 pa; into =. Johns.
! Newfoundland. for repairs. having carried
| away toree4il and lost cable and anchors He
| reports h-h very >carre. The letter Wa,
| dated july 18th and his own vessel had be-
tweeE three and four hundred quintal, Of fish
| Marblehesd 30 quinlal>. Amy Knight, -
| quiutals. Edith Coomb,, 100 quintal, Harvest
! Home, 100 quintals. Lizzie Lee. 100 qulntal,
| y. +. symond-, 200 Quintal-. Annie Quinor.
! 80 quntals. Arthur V. :. Woodruff 80 quint-
a'>. Cora Louisa, 800 quntal>. Carlton Bill.
| 5Do quintal-. Hannah Coomrr, 6o0 quin,4l,,
| Matte f.. 1o0 quintals.
! There never were a clas, OF mon who
/ worked - hard and were little appreciated
. q the summer toier- al Mount Desert. From
o'clock in the morning until Il o'cIock at
night their busy brains and willing hand,
know no rest in their earnest desire 10 please
their guests and have everything convene ut
! and comfortable. As far a. their moral and
| physical natures are concerned there i no
standard better. and the intellectual field! j. not
far behind, for nearly all the sons Of The Bar
Harbor merchants now attending the best
colleges the United States affords and filing
the vacancies at the bar. the platform and the
Office.
Rev f. A. Mason arrived in this city last
week and entered upon his duties pastor Of
The Baptist church. last sunday. His family
have not Joined him yet, but will do 30 /, soon