Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-11-19

residence is Cherryfiel,i were regularly enlist.
cd and are legally members of the NV. NJ
anu that their scores should be allowed Thi.
4 decision entities them to the badg, won at The
4 competitions during encampmsnt. which have
oeen forwarded TO Capt. Chilcott. together
! with The pictures won by his team"
The Y 7. S. q. f. of the COM regational
church has made arrsngem' uts TO continue
I lis course of lectures and entertainments
through the coming season. l. is planned to
have them delivered every month and in the
restry as usual. Judge L. A. Emery will give
/ The next lecture, Friday, December 18Th. sub.
/ iect The Legal History of Woman"
Mfr. II. l.. Murch, whom the AMERIC An
mentioned Is fortnight ago Us having received
I painful INJURY on the head. from falling
block. has been on our streets sgain for sew.
eral days. His highly diScolored face III The
region u the right eve shows the severity of
/ The clip he received. He was very fortunate
! to escape a. well a. he did; for had the blow
been received on the temple. It might have
| proved fatal.
-Nr. William !. Ryan. the entcrpl Using aud
worthy Young blind man of Port md. is soon
\ to visit Ellsworth on his annual tip rhruug ID
( East m Maine selling the Robert Il. Thomas
and Maine Farm, r. 4 lmtua-. He will 20 as
Z far east Pre>quc l>l- and PASSPORT. Mr..
F RYAN i, total, blind. but for an that makes
hi> WAY about the streets OF lis native city
almost - easily a. cau those " no see. and he
travels alone in all section OF the State
I Capt. J. II. Knowles of Surry. the famous
Whaling C,ptain, ha> returned home from an
/ Other successful Ny age 10 the Arctic ocean
He VS.. in tlii, city M"nia, and presented 10
cashier james T.. Parsons Of the Burrill Nh
tjonal Rank. very handsome cane Of unique
design and construction. The cane proper j.
made from whales jsw-bone, the handle
from i walfu> tu>k. part of which is inlaid
;th black bone. Mr.. Parsons for good and
sufficient reasons. i Very proud Of his present
Very pleasant and interesting proved
/ >truiher> >tereopticou entertainment, at Han
cock Hail. on Friday and SUNDAY evening, lsst
The hall on each occasion II filed BY
an audience OF all ages who evidcntl, thor
oughlH apUr' ciated and enjoyed the enterian-
meni, The pictures were certainly the best
Of The Kind We ever saw. and the fine repro
duc,ion OF coor> on the screen excited the Won
der end applSu>e Of the audience. More than 100
l.,,i....,.,- -.
ings AiVidll illustrating Arihur'> Ten Night,
in Bar Room" the familiar missionary
hymn From Greenlsnd'> ley Mountains :"
ana over thirty signal events in the life of
VI "''N -
al % tue n''eu H''Ies fl>h COMMITS
so" "e"l 'u'"u-" on '"c hA'ne Ieh'fai last
"''N' "' "'l'' - wy ZIP "n'ch i 'ht'f
"'>' 7 "'''" ,AN : =" Se' -'''"' Young 'ai-
mon from inc ha''hihS works nj the lake aud
HS'>P'I' 'nf'" I" ''' tributaries OF Lake
n'i''F'a.n' pacing '''" IN me "lnl''osNi
I '''F ~ " '''to"LH' 80" n 'nf Lhmoihe riv-
| - ~. ''"'" III lev '''f"' ne car traN-
{ el> ID wv 10 ""'V"o miles yearly ana only gets
INTO Maine ABOUT once each wear. The re-
'u'" a. i'ii'ie 'A>' "eeA' ne car ! % rect
lonI ana 'h' p'a''> 'or AfrpihS M Young
~" - = t""4' '''N' 'i'''" '"e Naf' " "''
are hi'rd win constantly changing "aters.
! 'h" wetter being purified by air being pumped
/ INTO 'ht water ahd tie latter passing around an
Ice ''li- lheFe arr hefth> Tor hNe on The car
'hal NUMBER 'raNtf'hS on H. ana Kitchen Al
one emo i wen h''ed up Tor preparing Meals.
I tue once oil ar. H. = Johnson who Is III
| '"ai-e "a lh's 'at' i a. the "ppo>i'e emu from
/ 'h' Ai''ueh Aha ne : accompanied on Inc "Trip
/ pH superintendent d. r Ems OF the commits
/ -i'l' whose headquarters are IN a-hlnston.
I MI ''"> pa' lu>' 'e'u'"eu from LeadN'Ile'
( COZ "h''' ne uao "rel 'o"AihS after the ON
u - 90 : VI '"' VT
before the polls closed at the Baptist
/ entertainment last "Wednesday evening. the
result Of the contest wa positively fore>had-
4 Owed In favor " the "ld-fa>hl"ned SUPP er, by
4 nialoTty 80 overwhelming ihat Doubt could
not ma single peg TO hang 80 much - an
I interrogation point on. Every one WAS IN
/ lo'e win the oid-ia>hloned supper and enam-
"fed win me y"un- old-fashioned waiters.
Even We 20 far forgot our>ef. With our wife
'u' ''o' a. ~ "a, u
~ ''''' u'u- h''' a. 'ne pa>sed Us Tue SEE
o"'. ~" ~ "''','oue roNe''
Erh, ~ TX 'nus S"fe'f Ir@u2hi
The a,,rl-bIne old.f,.hio,ea ,,i,b.. .,Il..l
to mind -. noth,ry else has dane for lor,,
time. our rood mother. sacrii.in, self in ,b..
wear, zone hy. in making nroyi.jou for onr
wants and the .nertr. Nc ropiured ,,p ,ro,,lt
no, down at our h;Jl,r, I, xv,Iuat v,itb -,
,.i.ss3uf and sacred ,,,.,norv for bo,,r. .t,.-
I ward. There were the pumpkin pies lust ~.
I th4y came fran h.r r.usr;nus hri,L ava,
/ The t.yi.t.d ,n,.l4..e. Iot,,hu,t. ,oubi.b ~.
! -. -,
'H'N fAi''u'di "''',i'" Tue '"'ohel phid
! hi> particular respects. there wa. the Indian
| pudding which wa, lin, delight of our child
/ a.. j. .
COY " q '"e "o''oN ''""ei
! VII" H. t'i anu 'a"''aSe' H. tuThlp' potatoes
and carrots. and lastly. brethren. there were
!
/ - ~ '''' i'-u d 'i''' 'oh'"ir "-N' Huit an
! fer The Baptist old-fH >hiOned supper. its pro-
ic.,.r.. aid r, and alb. t,or,. il. graceful wait
/ =. ;t,: - 60. ,.
| - 90" - ''',' ''"> '-''i oi "i"ia-''s- A"u'
! finally. know al men by these presents. that
/ the " hole occasion " IL A kIIge Success
N,.,,,,b.n.. ,,ayy ,.,,,, ,.,... 49,, ,,,, a..
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coh'e'' hoh""s evening" anu succeeded ID No.
| quitting themselves - finely that they have
| oeON WY -'i''i a'f 'oiiii ihieA'eu'
-Monsghau', RAJ. hand. Prof. c. f.. Mon
Afghan leader will give grand concert sud
! ball al Hancock Hail. Tuesday evening. Nov.
"A. the proceeds TO 20 towards the purchase
of new uniforms for next season. Prof. Mon