Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10
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the banks.
-"Comrade," "What is Love- INV Ham.
no"" On me Farm and other popular songs
10 cents per copy, at joys music store.
DR.. Haines reports that Wesley salsbur,
whose leg was so badly broken last week. while
at work at the U. S. f h works, at Green Like
is doing nicely.
The members of Dirigo Hose company re-
ceived generous treatment and bountiful re.
ceptlon on their return from Bangor. las,
Thursday evening.
-Monaghan's orchestra Of four pieces furp.
ished music for ball at Music Hall. Bar Hsr.
Dor, last Monday evening, for Thomas DECKER.
son of Boston.
-Bluehill is TO have trotting track. Shares
are selling at $40 and are taken quite rapidly,
"eo' slower one OF Bluehilrs pubic-spirited
summer visitors, heads the list with 40 shares.
Willie Armstrong, the son Of MIR. Elias
Armstrong OF this city, while splitting wood
Mt the door. Tuesday of last week. cut a bad
cash in his hand that will probably lay him up
for some time. DR.. Hagerthy dressed the
wound.
Comrades Of the James NJ Parker Post
q. A. X. Mt. Desert, are requested to attend
their regular meeting Saturday evening. Sept.
18th, AS there is important business to act up
on. Per order OF Commander.
Last Friday horse becoming frightened
by the train. ran away, on Main street. upset
ting the team. throwing the driver out and
then coming down towards the depot at a live
~ gait. The team struck Young son OF Mr..
NJ A. Shea as he was crossing the street and
brokt his leg.
The schooner Myronus, of Ellsworth.
Chatto. from BrooksviIle, Me-. for New York
with cargo OF paving stone. while anchored
ia Vineyard Sound Sunday forenoon near
Hedge Fence Shoal, during thick fog was
fouled by the schooner Maggie J. Chadwick.
Cameron. Perth Amboy for Boston, with a
cargo of coal The Myronus had several
plsnks stove on her port bow the end OF her
Jibboom broken and The forward port shroud
parted and carried away.
The black horse Dick" that was owned
by DIR. W. NJ. Haines OF this city WA. found
dead in the pasture last week He had Ne
come mjred in bad spring hole and unable
to get out had died from exhaustion. He had
been owned by DR.. Haines for the past twelve
years and had carried him many miles.
Although over twenty years old Dick" was
a. sprighty a colt and the sad end OF the
faithful old fellow was very distressing To bis
owner.
Now that our people have returned from
the seashore let u remind them that this il
the pleasan,est time to visit the lakes and in.
land waters. A splendid trip is visit TO
Green LAX and an inspection OF the Gov
eminent hatchery. The works are rapidly near
ing completion and are extremely interesting
will meet parties at any train or at the foot Of
the lake when notified.
On the 10th Of the present month Jane.
A. Garfield Post No. 46. and W. L. c. and
invited friends will 90 on an excursion to
Little Deer Isle and return the next day. By
invitation OF Comrade Chas l.. Babson Spec
ial arrangements will be made TO 90 and re-
turn on steamer Florence, leaving Bluehill
about 9 NJ. II the weather is unfayorable
the ext fair day. that is boat day.
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Board OF Health. Inc present cases are quar-
ah'lhed ana IL Is hoped that lhere VIII De no
more t'ouoit'
The Young ady base ball club, "the Queens
OF the Emerald Diamond, VINO visited this
city last saturday afternoon TO take part 10
game between themselves ana local nine, nj
the Mckenzie field, drew quite large crowd
of curious spectators. BY the aid OF favOr-
CALAMITY extended to them the game was won
by the young lady team The score stood
nineteen 10 thirty-three. in favor OF the girls,
OF woman's doing everything that she can do
with credit to herself in particular aud her sex
in general but we somewhat Tear that base
Dali eSnioltioh l. MOI ohe Vi those 'hiigs'
The Sixth Maine Veteran Association had
the eleventh annual reunion at Calais. the ID
inst. At the business meeting in the morning.
Wainwright Gushing OF FoXcroft. was elected
president; g. w. Clay, Bluehill. o. +. W.
vice presidents; B. A. Campbell Pembroke.
secretary; A. u. sumner Luoec' treasurer.
Letters OF regret were received from Secretary
Blaine. senator Hale Representative boutelle
and Gen Harris. nne parade was followed
os banquet anu cam IRE III 'he evening II
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