Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29

uay morning.
Chief Justice Peters condition was i'm.
proved Tuesday. He had very comfortable
night, Monday.
We hear that Mr. Chester b. Stevens,
formerly of this city, died very suddenly last
week, at Beddington.
The January term of court was short,
busy and efficient. One hundred and twenty
six eases were disposed of.
-Messrs. George Patten and Edward John
son manufactured three hundred thousand
bricks in their yard at Sullivan, last season.
A. X. peSereux, Esq has been temporarily
employed Of late Deputy U, S. Marshal. In
that capacity he spent Sunday in Aroostook
county.
| Mrs. Mary E.Oakes. who intended to go to
Missouri when she left this city last fall. con-
ciuded TO stop in Brewer and is spending the
winter in that city.
Benz. L. Hadey, Esq. of Bar Harbor,
Dist. Dept. Grand Master, will install the Of
| heer> of Lygonia Lodge. F. and A. NJ. this
| "Wednesday evening.
The very successful class in dancing now
being taught by Messrs. g. A. 4 F. NJ. JOY, in
Hancock Hall. will probably close with a
grand masquerade ball. date and further par
tcular> to be given later.
| The AMERICAN acknow lodges with thanks
the receipt of complimentary to the second
annual concert aud ball OF the Maine Central |
Railroad Relief Association. TO be held at City |
| Hall, Portland, Wednesday evening, Feb. 1lth |
Rev. S. {. Beach, Unitarian. for several
wears New England missionary, viii preach at
| the [ marian church in this city on Friday |
evening OF this week, at 80 o'clock. A full
| attendance is requested.
1t is not generally known by our citizens
| that Me>>r-. II. f. Hamn and {. +. Dorr.
| Register of Probate, have recently returned
from three cek.' visit to Bermuda. They
| sailed BY steamer from New York and had
very pleasant trip.
Snow flakes in a winters storm, seen
/ rather than distinguished, came thick and
fast during nearly Nil the day, last Sunday. 1t
| was "a right smart storm, as our southern
friends would say, and the consequence WAS
that Sabbath and sanctuary privileges" were
somewhat neglected.
| The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard preached his fare |
well sermon last sunday. Ellsworth citizens
will much regret his departure from this place
! Outside OF hi> pastoral duties. which have
been well and faithfully attended TO. he has |
done good work among our citizens general |
| ~.
The United States revenue steamer Wood. |
! bury fell In with and lowed TO Roca land In
distress the schooner Nevada Of Deer Isle |
from Boston 10 Rockland with cargo OF oil. |
She had lost her msiuIna,t aud all ats he'd and
had her hulwark and man-ail stove during
the gale sunday.
The many friend. in Bar Harbor and else
where Of Capt. .. {. Oliver. will be sorry 10
learn that he has resigned hi- position a, com
maDder OF the steamer Ssppho. During the
psst seven years be has faithfully performed
BIZ duties never in all that time having endsn-
gered the lives OF hi passengers. and he wlll
retire from the position with the good viii Of
all and with unblemished record
ID. NJ. FRYE. OF Springrale who il At pres
ent visiting the different lodges OF the order
OF New England order OF Protection wss In
Dedhan Thursday evening where he assisted
in installing the officer. OF the lodge ut ihat
place. Friday night he WAS in OrIsnd. and
saturday. West Brook.Ille So far Mr.. Frve |
ha- found the order to be in fourishins con-
dition
Many Years Of practice have given c. A.
snow Co.. Solicitors OF Patents at Washing
ton. ID. C., unsurpassed success in obtaining
patents for all classes of invention. They
make specially OF rejected cases. and have
secured allow anee OF many patents that had
been previously rejected. Their advertisement
in another column, will he OF interest to inyen-
tor. patentee-, manufacturers, and all who
have To do with patents
col. J. \. Greene, in order 10 retain BIZ.
connection with the Shore Line railroad meas
IRE and have his original charter extended
turns over to the committee selected by the
Washington county delegation 36j OF the $3.50
shares OF the road. This is quite price to
pa! for the advantages gained. but it was some
thing nothing with Col. Greene. Down
east people confidently expect 10 have some
thing definite done shout their road the coming
season and are expecting much from Russell
sage.
Since the close OF navigation Mr.. T.. +.
Church has changed hi base OF supplies for
Z
established communication with the railroad
al Ellsworth Fails. The supplies and hides
used in hi tsnuery bushes, are trucked from
there across the country to Beddington. aud
the product, which i ten tom OF leather
week. finds its way to market over the same
route. During the winter the tannery will be
kept in operation night and day furnishing
employment 10 thirty hands. The work OF
getting in The yarded supply OF bark is pro-
crossing at the rate OF one hundred ana TWEEN
I! five cords day.
-One OF the saddest bereayements that has
come to our knowledge in long time is that of
H. ". " arren. Esq, of Waltham. Mass, who
Yesterday passed through this city on his way
home with the remains Of his beloved wife
who was suddenly stricken down with pleuro-
pneumonia on the day of the funeral OF her
brother. Capt. Crosby W Ford OF Marlboro.
Ne. Mr. Ford died also OF pneumonia and
the sisters death followed that of the brother
with but weeks interval of time. The ten
der sympathy of all who know him, and Of all
who bear of his ,ad loss, goes out 10 Mr. War
rem in this desolating experience which he has
been called to endure.
There will be Masonic installation and
party at Hancock Hall, next Tuesday evening.
Feb 3rd. Chandler, orchestra of Portland,
will furnish fine music for the occasion. The
installing officer will be Past High Priest J. b.
Redman. who will be assisted by Past High
Priest A. W. Cu>hmln, as Marshal. Follow
ing is the
PROGRAMME:
/. Oyerture-Festival...
Orchestra.
p Installation of High Priest.
!. Trombone SOlO-Frendshlp, Harris.
Mr.. f. ID. Welcome.
1. Installation of King and Scribe.
). Grand SelectIon-Martha. ...........F lotor.
Orchestra.
s. Installation of Captain OF the Host Principal /
Sojourner and ROY al Arch Captain.
:. Piccolo solo-The Warbler. Car.
Mr. J. y jacobson
s. Installation of Masters of Walls, Secretary,
Trea> urer. and sentinel
o. Medley Overture-The Wild West, Rocker. |
Orchestra.
TO- Charge TO the Chapter and Proclamation.
Ii. Gaop Berlin, Michdels.
Orchestra.
District deputy G. NJ, George NJ. Wheel
er Of Csstine, assisted by D. Snowman OF
Bucksport. az marshal installed the officers,
for the ensuing year, of Rising Sun Lodge F.
and A. NJ, on Tuesday evening OF last W eek,
at Masonic Hail. Orand. The installation
| WAS hubble and a large number consisting of |