Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-04

sheriff, Sales-L f. Hooper
Notice u. NJ. Stuart.
Insolvency Notice.
On the Surry road are some smart hens
one OF them belonging to Capt. \. Fl. Means
laid an egg recently measuring 81 bv u
inches
The stable Al Bar Harbor belonging to
Rev. r. II. johnson OF Andover, was de
siroyed by fire last Thursday night. The adj.
lotning stable, owned by Mrs. Place of New
York, was also damaged.
The schooner F. d. Hodgkns OF Lamoine.
was seized last week BY the Canadian cutter.
La Canadienne, for the alleged crime Of fishing
within the limit Of Fox BAY, Amherst She
was taken to Gsspe by the cutter Up to the
FIRST Of this week. the owners Of the schooner
MessrS. F. u. Hodgkns & Sons, OF Lamoine.
heard nothing from the captain in reference to
the seizure aud their only Information was
through the newspaper reports.
Schooner F, A. Magee, which was DAM
aeei by firt LAST winter. has been thoroughly
repaired and fitted. whole new stern ha.
been built and 4 new after house making con-
venient and roomv accommodations large
amount ~ new timber has been put in With
considerable new pankng. She has all new
sails The total cost OF the repairs will be
nearly 1890. The Magee is one OF the finest
vessels out of thi~ port. She is commanded by
Capt John kief, and i, now loading slaves
~ New York.
The odd Fellows Of this city are In most
ro,pDnu- hnd iouri>hing condition. The
Lodge ha~ large amount Of money on hand.
large and continually Increasing member
slip. now numbering about 10 and IN earnest
ar Able SCI * officers. Early in the season 4
t--e corner lot WAS purchased At the west
'ni of Mon River bridge. facing on Main snd
>nath streets. An architect was engaged to
INSPECT the lot and prepare plans and specifica-
f. for : hall. Ii i, intended to erect
H4.sl'n- j5Nlo0 feet two stories in height
vth easement. having commodous lodge, an
'r-r"'m- and banquet hall, the lower floor to
". finished Il public hall, with q fine stage
aai Ar-e seating capacity. The plan, were
r..rNri from The architect r. r. tapen, Esq
~ Augusta Friday evening, and submitted to
-. lodge.
;a-l degree on two candidates Thursday
evening.
1t j probable that = large three ma,ted
hooner viii be built at this place the coming
season. y be commanded by Capt. Lorenzo
jrr'ian, formerly Of bark Julia.
schooner Nellie Grant Capt Dodge. ha-
been receiving slight repairs, painting, etc. at
Grants yard.
The Water Company j. extending it, pipe
on Water street to Accommodate re.ident. In
the vicinity.
The Ne;te Morris Equine Paradox Com
r4uy exhibited in thi- city on "Wednesday and
THURSDAY evening, Of la, week. with Thur
day matinee TO good houses. The company
gave an interesting and pleasing entertain
mcn1. The auina.- are vel trained and are
very clever in their performance The mu-
>it : under the direction Of Mr.. Williams. the
selections are well rendered, the bell ringing
being very pleasing.
The roroner- jury, which ha, been inyes-
tEa,ng the case Of the infant found in the
river few day. ago ha> reported.
The Master Mason's degree Wa worked in
LygoniA Lodge, f. X A, NJ, on Wednesday
evening.
The Pine Tree State Shoe Company has
started in on new run since taking stock
fcw weeks ago. and has entered upon it, new
management Mr.. John A. Casey, having pur-
cha-et one-fourih interest in the stock. A.
sume- the position Of general manager.
-siauwood', old gun gave the usual signal
TUESDAY evening. Of the arrival Of Capt. Gott
with a uic, lot Of halibut cod and paddock
fresh from lhe ocean.
IT j. expected that Little Louise Hamilton
viii play IN Hancock Hal. June 18th.
WIN. II II. Rice POI. G. A. r.. Of tbs
e.;y- will b. Inspected on Tuesday evening.
June On, ry Asst. Inspector Geo II. Coffin Of
t1errydeId; and special meeting has been
appointed for that evening. A very full at
Tendance ] requested.
Ianr, A. Garfield Post. No iG. of Blue
hA. vii ~ Inspected next Saturday evening
June eth. by Asst. Inspector J. +. Parsons OF
VIM II. II Rice Post, No. -. Erery cone
ri- j. requested to be present.
Mr.. 4. L. Morang ha- leased new store
~ Northeast Harbor. and will open a branch
business ia dry and fancy goods at that place
W. understand tbat Mr.. Morang ha- engaged
firstela-. salesman TO take charge OF the
ssfne. The store Wa opened June 1T.
The Memorial sermon delivered by Rev.
j F. Haley Of Ellsworth. at the Congregation
81 ehurch, Bar Harhor. on Sunday evening,
Nay oath, was an able and scholarly produc-
ton AMI very highly enjoyed by crowded
house.
A meeting OF the hotel men Of the State Of
Maine i 70 b. held in Waterville. THURSDAY,
J1ae 4h, 1t O'Clock. P. NJ. Matters that in
tere.t all viii lee the programme.
The famous Gorman's Ministries have en-
tered upon = tour Of this State under the man
aZeineut Of Frank A. owen Of the Bangor
opera House. They viii appear in this city
the last Of this month.
The steamer Emmene that has been lying
at The wharf OF the Bar Harbor Steamboat Co..
Banger. being repaired is ready for business
and ha. been chartered by the Islesboro Land
80. TO run a route between Castine and
Rockand. She is to be commanded by Capt
True Of Castine. and will commence running
July lst.
A special occasion in the history Of the
Patriotic Order Sons Of America OF Maine.
wa the institution with the full ceremony OF
Washington Camp No. :, at Winter Harbor
on Monday evening. May Is. The ceremonies
We're conducted in the hall. which was filed
with the best citizens of the place, many OF
whom had come 10 hear the principle. OF the
fraternity explained by National Lecturer.
Clarence r. HUH OF Philadelphia. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Past Presi-
dent. Ira r. Foss: President, K. NJ. Torrey;
Vice President. P. A. Sumner: Master of
Forms. h. +. Tracy. Esq. Conductor. o. NJ.
Hammond; Inspector. j. W. Wescntt; Guard.
p. l.. Tracy; Secretaries. b. A. Sumner. III. +.
Tracy: Treasurer. J. f. Smallidge: Trustees.
A. J. GuptIll. A. J Gerrish. Ira B. Foss.
The organizers and fathers OF the new esmp
Aaron Bunker and Cspt. L. A. Corners,
who sigDalIzed the lighting OF the new camp
FIRE by presenting TO Camp handsome set
OF officers regalia and set Of uniform silver
officers emblems.
Many years practice has given c. A.
Snow & Co.. solicitors Of patents at Washing
ton, d. c., unsurpassed success In obtaining pa
tents for all classes OF invention. They make
specially OF rejected cases. and have secured
allowance of many patents that had been pre-