Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-08
City and County.

weather.
The winter term of the Ellsworth Higi
school opered with 81 pupils.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Fred. c
Lyman OF Bar Harbor has 20 far recoyere,
from his recent illness as TO be out again.
-"Pret' Leach Young farmer who live
on the Els worth road, Bluchill was IN
fortunate 3. TO have one knee cap hrok n by
kick from colt.
MIR. Horace Perkins, of Penob,cof, wh'
has been 10 Dover TO pass the holiday. Will
his daughter, returned home SATURDAY will
Mrs. Perkins and their grandson.
The annual communication OF L,goni,
Lodge. +. and A. NJ. FOR the election az Off
GERS. takes place tonight Wednesday,. Worl
| i also exp, ted
Ashes may not look wei. on the ,iIew ALI
in front OF mans house, but they look bet
ter than snow NJ aud down the back Of the ca>
usI pas>er-l i, overcoat
The b. t>t SEWN. circle VIII hold their
annual me, NJ in their 'e>try thi- Wctnes-
dasi afier Don and evening. supper from
! half past f,e to seven O'Clock
The fat,ou> comedy drama, Xii. the AT
! kansas TT ,eler." will be presented at Iian-
cooh Hall NJ Tuesday evening. >rc adser-
| t>ement in mother column.
-Regiur ~ his "Wednesday crcniu. Han
njbal Ham Csmp. No. IL. :. of V. viii hold
course Of neetinE ever! week uuii tie fr-t
/ Wednesday IN March.
/ see tht new advertisement Of q. ". Nc
Donald 4 o.. in smother column. They Keep
line stock Of goods in their ,ire at low prices.
/ They are a God frio to deal With Gi,c them
a call
The Cnai~ Times -a,> that Col. j. y.
/ Greene has expended nearly $1,000 on the
Maine Shor Line Railroad and ha> therein II
good et,m nd every cent IS 70 De lajl back 10
him. " hoe, i max build NE road.
The 1 ur,day afternoon meeting of he
". {. T. [ which Ma discontinued through
the holidays. will be- resumed on Thursday
afternoon d. lhi- week At the usual hour and
place. Afya Attendance requested.
The 10 In r. >chtnoa has taken tile place
OF the >spi ID CA the Mount Desert Ferry
route III" ~-cr boat ha, Ing been withdraw II
for the wit;yr. The >rbynoa j. q >taunch
little craft.
John T. Higgins, Ed, of Bar EIarbor
whose h,a't3 has been -pmew Int impaired for
Soy, r,' nal H. hs> lett for Colorado where
he Wiz Spend the winter. H. many friends
JOIN IN The l.i.c HAT The climate Of Tint State
wj,l do M !im a'l rlaf III, mott >an-ut.c may
expect
The I'M al m citing Of HE L. r. for the
winter " ws> announced for Tuesday
evening Of j. week Wa postponed on account
of The bid weather until nrNl Tuesday even
in- when wiil be Ie.d at the Uunaiiln So
try parlor Il seven O'Clock. 4 full attend
| ance is r,q Sled.
Mr.. h. .. Joy has recently rLotograp he'd
ia group II fami, OF Calvin kingm1n. Esd.
Of Waltz. n. The group consists Of Mr.
kingman'> sons and daughter, with heir
wivc, ana u>band-. and two or three grand
children. N hing in all eIe, IN persons. II + a
very attractive and well executed picture.
A move sight wa witnessed NJ E4-le Lake
one day re, emily MIR. Isaac Moore. who i
an enthu>s tic hicy,li-t. wound the tires Of
u ,
out to beat he .kst,rs. The ice wa> smooth
but on straight AWAY course he coui hold
the skaters good play. 1t required about an
acre Of >pao' 10 turn in.
Richard Durham Of Orl4nd. was struck by
Il falling frei In, other day. aud hi cs wa>
broken 50 badly that ampul.lon wa- ncce>-
-ary, the snun. man diving soon after the
and had be. ID married but two N nth>.
MIR. Cta- Eaton. Of Green. l.IIdng.
aged about y years. ha- chopped fourteen
cords Of WOOD tAi- fall. Many 4 Younger man
In the rouufr ha. spent the time which Nj.
Elton has devoted to chopping wood, TO keep
in1 a nai-k Z warm in some village store.
Which, ihiA YOU, j. the more manly act:
The na.queradc ball at Hancock Han lat
Wednesday tyenns. under the auspices Of the
Diriso Ho, team, was not only very grati-
/ fling success, hut one Of the most noted
cyeut- of lie season. The large number Of
people VII. wcrr present and took part IN The
evening. '.a>ures have been highly compli-
u.n'ed ~ 1eir sentlemanly behavior.
The tc, her Of Ellsworth were represent
ed Il, the IL Tin. OF the reda Ioyical Society lat
Water,ie TT week. by Prof W. Il. white,
principal the High school his two assis-
taut- 10, ] &c Given and Mcfarland, the
Misses TIN. End JOY. teachers Of tie Gram
m4r sch0u On the east side. and Mrs. l.. j.
Backus tea her OF the Primary school. They
report We interesting and instructive meet
img.
Repre-, ntatiyc Miilkcn. Of Maine, said
recently Tia he would hot attempt at this late
date in the session to pass the Bar iiarbOr
Public Building bill over the Presidents veto.
He believed that if the veto had com in dur
ing he last session he would have had no trOu-
bic in oyo riding it. he passed the bill
twice. He links that hi constituents under
stand by th- time that he i not to blame.
There !, a. a large family gathering At the
residence o. Capt. A. +. Corners At Bar IuI-
Dor on Clrisima, night. A beautiful tree
standing in he bay window. was bounlfully
/ supplied " h gifts both useful and ornament
at. Appropriate remarks, select reading. reel
tstions, etc. preceded the distribution OF pre-
-ent-. Mary beautiful gifts di>tribut-
ed. A collation.. followed by vocal and nstru-
mental music, completed 4 very delightful
/ evening.
The eli lens OF Eil-N orth have been very
generous II offering sites for the coming shoe
factory. } 6. Colin Mckenzie with generos
ty worthy Especial mention not only offered
Il site on [ iIon street free. but agreed to give
a sum OF II oney with it in the lot ae
cepted. TIE syndicate owning the Pond es
terms. Tn new shoe company, though yer,
( grateful for these offers, have decided to locate
/ the factory, we are Informed. on Churcl
! street. on the site OF the old annery, which i
1 good oca ion
-Talleyi and at Machias. In :he Talleyran
Memoirs. row in course Of publication in th'
| century -uagdzine, occurs the followin:
passage: At Frenchmans Bay, on the borde
Of the Eastern States, violent storm havin;
compelled me to stop at Machias, | question:,
the man at whose house | was staying. Tha
house was indeed the best in the district and
a. people say in the country, the landlord wa
a most respectable man. Having exhauste,
the chapter relative to the value and price 0
land. asked him whether he had ever beer
to PhiIadelphis. HeTeplied that he had no
vet done So He was man of about forty -fv
| wears Of Bge. | scarcely dared TO ask hin
whether be knew General Washington. Z"
have never seen him. he said. IF yoi
should 90 10 PHILADELPHIA" | went on, s'yOj