Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-11-05

'heh isste anu eyeslght at the Baptist yestry
next "Wednesday evening
t irele at the Baptist ve>try this CWedres-
day. aiternoon and evening. Supper served
from 80 to O'Clock.
Mr.. Edmon Emo has opened a dining-room
IN his establishment on State street where
meals will be served at all hours. See adyer-
tisement in another column.
Mr.. Frank A. Mcdonald. of this city. who
for some time has been employed as civil ell
gineer by railroad company at Piit,burg. Pa,
has been promoted to one of the most impor-
tant and best established positions in his line
within the gift OF the COMPANY.
The three-masteI schooner Arthur V. S.
Woodruff, Capt. Devereux. arrived at Bucks
port, Saturday, from The Grand Bank being
the last OF the fleet 10 reach there Her crew
reported dull seasons fishing and onl, half a
fare
We have received from Mr. A. Z. h. Colt
turnip. raised on his farm In Happytown.
which weighed ia lbs. 1t is OF the Golden
swcde variety of the rutabags
The ladies of the Walih4m Sewing Circle,
will have Thanksgiving ball at Town Hall,
Wall sm, Thursday, Nov. a6lh. The public
are cordially invited.
1 Rev. W. c. Stet,on has accepted a cali
from The Rar Harhor aud Salisbury Cove Ban
tist churches. and entered upon his sbors last
Sunday. Preaching services at Bar Harbor
church at O'Clock T. NJ.
MIR James A. Colt III attempting to 90
betwe' n TWO breaking hedges in the outer bar-
Dor Al COTS Island had hi boat capsizrd.
After freeing himself with difficulty from his
hesvy boots he swan ashore on BAR Island.
The anchor went to bottom sud held the over.
turned boat from being dashed TO pieces on the
rocks.
We understand that the plans for Mr..
kenpedy's magnificent new cottage soon to
bee built al Bar HArbor. on the shore lust be-
yond Mr.. MorrilI's place. have already been
submitted and accepted. The house is 10 he
OF handsome proportions and one hundred feet
long The work OF preparing the ground. has
already commenced.
boring the gale of the 18th ult.. Capt. f.
\. Moore'> fishing schooner, Bonnie Belle,
broke from her mooring- in the outer harbor
at Goit- Island and went ashore on the ledge
below the weir. A fearful sea was running
and the breakers made short work OF the Bon
ME craft splitting her from stem 10 stern. one
half drifting ashore on Bar Island which
forms one side Of the outer harbor
Mrs. Eugene Hale I, moving into her
splendid new house, corner OF Sixteenth and X
streets, Washington. although the approaches
TO the mansion are not YET finished. and the
worknltn have not vet departed from the
building. She has. however. a corps Of ser
wants already Installed. and in the course OF
several weeks the fsmily can take up their
residence.
The AMERICAN has received from Grand
Scribe Il. q. stone. of the Maine Grand Lodge
of odd Fellows, the journal OF Procet ling,
of the Grand Encam; meut OF Maine b, ID at
Porflaud in August. 1891. The book contains
an account OF all the business transacted gives
the papers in full which were delivered by the
officers and includes other valuable reading
for III" members OF the order
The school at the Head OF the Lane. di,-
'rict No. ;. viii close this week. FRIDAY. the
9th. Th- school ha> been in session nine
weeks. taught by Miss Rose Clark. a. very sue
ce-,fu ani efficient teacher. This term is
>aid to have been very profitable one.
The dance that to have taken place at
Hancock Hall Oh Friday evening next i. post
p"ued on soeount OF AN entertainment until
Tuesday evening next. Nov. 10Th. Music by
joys orchestra. 8 pieces.
1t +, rumored that there is soon to he a
new brass band organized in thi, city. which
We hope j. true. A good band for the coming
csmisign is much needed and will be appre-
ciated by The citizens Of Ellsworth aud vicinity
The eulogy which Senator Hale delivered
upon the late ex-N ice President Hamn 10 the
supreme Court room in Rar-or last saturday
has attracted vide attention the papers pro-
nouncing il one OF the most graceful finished
and eloquent tributes ever heard in Maine.
The Portland Express prints ii al length edi-
torlaiiy. l be Hort " on many warm compile
ments for the Senstor in Bangor. Bangor
Commercial
THAT Comical Brown" with his company
Of able artists. gave very entertaining exhibit
lion consisting OF mirthful. musical and conf
cal acts and specialtes al Hancock Hall last
Wednesday evening. Some quaint philosopher.
in SaEin which has grown to the dignity Of
Il pr0yorb, has advised u to .laugh and
grow fat" II there is any virtue in thi. re-
cipe. those who attended Comica Browns en-
tertainment ought to have left the hail with
their aVordupo> very perceptibly increased,
for the performance laid heavy assessments on
ones ri>ibility-a fact which was largely
due TO the comicalness of one OF the artists "A
I },
moud who with hi wife. gave the company
very strong support. We have no doubt il
was Moses" who proved the central sttrac.
tion which drew the large audience present.
ON the whole it was very excellent enter
iainment Of the kind.
The Burk- port Branch NJ. c. K. X. and es-
pecially the village part of tits busy place these
days. the necessary labor for putting every
thing in order for the " inter campaign progress
"wednesday there were two extras there.
the crew Of tb, one picking up the old iron rails
which have been removed and replaced hy
steel. and tie other putting the roadbei in
proper condition Tor the heavy freight trains
and other traffic. hich the closing of the Pen
ob>Cof TlyeT forces upon the road and causes
the town 70 be the real head Of navigation for
four or five months of the year.
A number OF changes have been made in
the Maine Central ticket offices in this vicinity
during the past few weeks result of the
closing up of summer business. The uptown
Office At Bar Harbor has been closed; ii. II.
Fisher has resumed the station agency at Cor
lima; " II. Mercer having filled that position
during the past four months. has returned 10
Green Lake. relieving J. F. Maloney, who has
been substituting al that point: X. +. Plum
mer has b, en- appointed station agent at Lii
coin. vice r. V. EuZZell. resigned {. II. Deer
iBg has >ucceo ded Vi. :. Clark at Wytopii lock :
the 8gencN at Bancroft has been transferred
from " q. Sllpbant to Joseph Murphy
The Buck>port correspondent of the Ban
gor Commercial shown quite a curiosity
recently. peanut plant With number of full
grown peanuts upon it. A nut was plant
ed in box OF soil, prepared by Mrs. John E.
Grant in the spring and taken care of through
the summer with the above result, and Mrs.
Grant feels much pleased with her success in
raising peanuts in Maine.
The second suiumnal session of the Wom-
Afternoon. well attended by a thoroughly
interested audience Our sweet singer, Miss
Lizzie Mullsn. contributed the first song most
acceptably. The subject discussed Was 1.-THE
servant girl" question. Upon this Mrs. Albert
Hopkins read practical and truthful paper