Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

| Cape Rosier
Mr. V. b. Black went to Bangor for
lumber last Monday.
Mr. Il. S. Davis of Camden, 3, about to
build log house at I>lesturp for Mr. Tiff
fany The house Is to ne Il. rty-ctgHt feet
square and built wholly uf lu-,, ex ept
Smuggling the roof l. j. partly to ac-
commodate boats belonging to the family
IF the owner.
Mr.. and Mrs, Murch Of East Eiatapden.
arrived at C.. ii. Blakes Sept Ipra. TO
stay u few days.
Schooner Anna w Barker. capt. Blake.
arrived at Castiuc last SUNDAY morning.
Capt. Blake went to Bangor, Tuesday
spent Monday in Ca>tine. Takiug
team We started very early and rode across
the Cape and down TO the PoJat known as
Abner Gray Point now owned Dy the q.
X. \. The drive i a very hcaut II. one.
After passing Gray's mills over be bridge
where the water fail, very prclty from
the pond 10 the river ,thts place j. kl,. i
aS Goose Falls we pass t'g Oil Bsa--
man property Here Is d !. use ut ylry
large sJlt aud quite ancient looking. Nov
on either side of the road for many roIs
away over the farm are hundreds lf wild
.ppIe trees loaded with fruit, further -n
We find hills which are dry aGI ru,Ay &sf
partially covered with very heHuljtu pi4a
trees. These patches look ijh p.,l -
from another country. Ihry remind L.s
very futC!bly of tracts that have ~r.l
about Cape Ann. After l:--.I- Oliver
Bakemans fine farm and .taIrih ,.-
chards We 90 through sura- ~pui> rf r
and spruce very thick ard ia. -. 81 a,rr,l,...-
ing through under the bran, ,l.> ta. ground
AN be seen covered VIA lutelv Ir.u
mOsses. There an some parts lTt lua a-a-
rem and rocky Ermar> rt ob c,ue.s
may be seen, and IN op.uuG- we cN3.H
s!mpses of the bay aua tA>tlur iIi-t
across. When we rmcr@ from Ia- Va Wis
We lind 4 beautiful farm uuu. more. ..l..
The scenery is delightful N.N we cross
narrow bar aud arr on Tile G.. X. As laI {.
Here was Il new road built and lu. roaU
there, but quite covered viii grass. Moth
ing can he liner tlan the view ur ynu~
from this property. Oak trees, string
cherry and thorn bushes border q Pie guui.
We soon arrive at uur boat landing Iul
just here i a spot where nature has been
disturbed III her rcpose by the rNCur~i..l-
I>tS. H.rc ar" paper bags, banana ps,.-
tu.>. apples, cigarette boxes. rtc. 7.
gFOuud l. Str,.Nc,i with SIrktu4r,,r l,g,. rt..,
trash for A small ,nara Ia-ul. s,.,t -
charrtd and black,ned where M, .t..s,,r.,.
ones" have built their fjrc.. Bot.y.tp NOV,
how it looks. Wherever ,xcur.f1r.f,,. nm,
their feet IN large numbers, You N.l. Ti.
the earth utterly 'lrSpoilrd OF au natural
beauty There is A rock iu,t a,rn v.btl..
makes a perfect table orly ono r,..,i., have.
to stand TO cat from il. ArriyI,a ar ,-a--
tine we lind it rather buster than + g.,d q,
be- There is considerable clattrring nf
hammer, and rafting of carr,sre wheels
The summer visitors ar, mos all ,,or..
but the Normal School is in session IN.
unloading of the coal schooner 1pal-a.
work for a few noisy fellows ,ho. .,.,.,,, r.,
he oettino the most finn ro..ill. o,,t e
such work After all ,.varia,v IL. ,bs s,,ic.
OF HE and us seldom that a load '' coal
comes to CdStlne. We iiLd the tt.tie steam
SachL lTihceSS alongside oUr vessel AuJ
ny poHtentHs OF the captain WI. Blake,
an old friend ana relative, we WIN" shown
over her She Is indeed = line I'.r host
ana very beautifully !uru,9Ac.D ~.t IS
owned ~ Mr. Morey Of Boston, .a'i axes
ont only private pallle- luyl,t' hy hn-
self and wife. am to.d iha' Nr Morey
owns thlr zen acres OF ,aud at i-tna aud
ne IS building large rn'ta~e thrre- We
hnd that many of the Old standard, of Cas-
tine, Mr. j. w. Dresser, Nr. 4 6 Per
kinS, Mr.. W. IL. Sargent and Others are
looking as young as ever. At the store of