Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Deputy Sheriff Foster of Amherst, was in


gsnized al steuten.
Mr. John W. Tripp of this city who was
one OF ii club in the Maine and New Bruins
wick Insurance Co.. has recently received
$3.50 from he Company.
There win be an excitiag race At Don.o,s
rars' saturday. Oct 5. between Fred McFar.
lands horse. Post Boy" Dwight Rowe,
Lazy Fred and viii Hollis "variety.-
AT the National Unitarian Conference
held in Saratoga last week. Rev. W. II. LYON
OF Roxbury, Mass, formerly of this city, was
elected General Secretary.
DEMONSTRATING Autumn has as yet paint.
ed but few leaves with crimson and none with
gold. Well, We can wait with patience the
advent Of 1.-The sere and yellow leaf
The County Commissioners have recently
purchased for the court house in this CITY ,
dne-toned bell weighing shout 400 pounds.
Inc Dell has been hung and is now ready for
use at The coming term Of court. 1t supplies a
long-felt want.
Next week We hope to be able to give a
suitable notice Of our late respected citizen,
DR.. Emerson GoogIng. II some person in pos
session of the facts which ought to enter into
such a notice VIII kindly give them TO us the
present week, we shall esteem il a great favor.
The steam YACHT Lucille. owned by Mr.,
George W. Vanderbilt OF New York. was
brought to this city. from Seal Harbor, last
Friday. for repairs upon the machinery. She
landed at the wharf near J. II. Il r. X. Hop
kins' foundry, and the necessar, repairs hay
ing been made by the above firm. the yacht
left Sunday evening.
The first regular meeting Of the Kings
Daughter, for the season OF 1891 90 will be
held on Thursday evening, Oct Ist. at :
o'clock. A full attendance il earnestly re-
que-ted snd All young women intending to
unite with the society th, winter. are invited
TO be present at the first meeting as plans for
work will be discussed
The teachers in the Ellsworth schools who
plan 20 attend the meeting OF the Teachers
Association at Bar Harbor the 18th aud l4th Of
October, are requested 10 leave their names
with J. c Chicott. AT the AMERICAN office. on
or before Saturday. oct. 10Th, TO the end that
Arrangement, may be made for reduced rates
Don't fail to read in another column the
straightforward business sd. OF t. W. Nc
Donald 4 Co. Thi- enlerpri>n- firm have on
band very superior stock OF so9a, in their
hna snd are better prepared than ever before
To -.,C jhtir numerous customer, good trade
= boomer Nellie Grant. Capt. Edwsrd
Dodge Of Ellsworth. which arrived here sat
uriay Of lat week. made the round trip from
this tort 10 New YORK. and return, carrying a
cargo OF slaves out ana bringing cement back
10 Boston. in twenty-five days.
On MONDAY Of th. week. at meeting Of
the Pine I rec State Shoe Co., the follow ing
We're elected officer, for the ensuing wear: c.
c. BurriA. President; John b. Redman. Vice
President; >tn>on Hooper, Treasurer; J. \.
CASEY General Manager; {. c. BurlIl. John
b. Redman and J. \. Casey. Directors.
Mr.. Thoma, Olsen. Norwe sian -ailor
landed from schooner Alice j. trabtree. for
hospital relief. died Of typhoid fever ut tue
residence OF Mr. James Young in thi- ciry.
sept. 18Th. The custom house authorities did
everything possible for him aud gave htm re-
-pectful burial. The Rev. {. T. Garfield Of
fciAted at hi- funeral. Mr.. Olsens home Wa.
IN Arendal. Norway.
Bro. CODY ha. been duly Installed a. edi-
tor Of the Far Harbor Record, but retains fo-
the prescott week the efficient MD Of Miss Helen
NJ. smith. He viii start If fresh oct ;
W. heartily assure Bro. Coby and the Record
OF our fraternal : t,I viii. ana that We shall be
glad to cooperate with him in The common In
tere>t- of tie newspaper fraternity. We wish
him aud hi paper prosperity,
In the thunder storm Of week before last
the lightning struck the house Of mer Colt
OF W.; II mont. splitting the roof ~ severa
places, tear ~ tue chimney L. pieces tearing
up both floor and passing into the cellar and
under ground in i've different places. The
hed-trad Oh hich Mr. James Got was sleep
IN Wa broken in pieces and there was not a
whole pane of glass left in the house. says the
Bar Hsrbor Record. The inmates were badly
shoaaed Int not seriously injured.
Last Thursday noon, Mr.. Gushing Of Bar
Harbor. went into the store occupied by J. T.
Crippen. and after purchasing few articles,
remained short time IN the store. Mr.
Crippen being busy in hi. Office department
When Mr. trjnpen game m, ~ tho tscs tho
m4n Wa. gone also COLI wstcb Nr Crinre,
on;.Afy ro,ifi.d Dan, sberfe uooner y, ~.
theft ana Mr.. Gushing was found at Mr.
Gray stable on Water street, and upon being
searched the missing watch wa. found on hi.
person. He VA. CONSIGNED 10 the comfy iii
and Fridsy wa- trou,ht b4f,r. Jpa..e Du,,or
,I.,.-,
""' i.'' "''t' "'''i w. HuH''' " u''''' "ouH>'
u appear Al The October term OF court. In
default OF hsii be Wa. lodged IN isil That
-,,,,.,li4 !, -..,,.- 60 s., ,ta n,
" va ''7
ff's
1t glNe- u great pleasure to call the atter-
ton Of our readers 70 the fine showing made
in The STAT ment Of the Bar Harbor Banking
and Tru.t 20 N ~. tourd i, our .av.r,i.i,,
'o'U4iiu'. AZ " an'1A''on "niou y eN 'oeh'-
i one Of the most reliable companies of the
Kind to be found in Eastern Maine. has had a
healthy and yi,orous .rov,b .,d ,,-o,,isas
iiiu, i'' IT. .u'u'e prosper y ihSl me lo'-
loving named gentlemen Are the officers Of The
1'iIif'"H = -""i H"'ee l'' the So'u iaha-'-
meet ~ IL business afialrs: A. L. Wl,WeA.
President: l.. B. Dea>y. Y ice President: Fred
=, Trr,,, ,rr.,.,,-.,. = 7 ,rorrar 49,.
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treasurer 'ho- / hlSGfhH. secretary. lrus-
tees: A. Z. Wiswel, f. II. Greely. Fred &.
LYMAN. L. 4. D..>y. Jno Riddle Porter &
.t,ippueu W p ro.ter