Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-17

Mr.. J. S. EIodgdon having discontinued
his booh-hndcry in toonlhs' block, Mr. W. F.
| Stanwood, the vetei an book. binder. has open,.
a new bindery over Campbell & True's mar
| ket
The buildings of Prince Lufkin OF Brook.
| lin, Monday afternoon. were struck by light.
hing and the barn and eli destroyed. but the
house was saved in damaged condition.
| Capt. Fl G. Ray caught Goldfish last
week that weighed forty five pounds, the larry
est caught on this shore this season.
| The Rev. C. T. Garfield. after pleasant
| vacation. resumed services al his church last
| Sundny. with very tine sermon on the work
| OF The christian church
See in another column the advertiser, mt
| of Mrs. Sarah +. Hall who is in want of pupls
| on the piano and organ. Mrs. Hall is said to
! be very capable teacher.
| We have received COPY OF the Glass of
81 Ellsworth High School Graduating Parts. y
| 1t makes very interesting book for which we
| extend our thanks 10 the respected members
| of that clsss.
Prof. II. II. Hastings has cancelled his en-
| ga2ment t. teach the Ellsworth High school.
but the school will commence next Monday
| unless prohibited by the Board of leaith.l
Rev. r. T. Hazleu ooa u. D.. has been do.
| ing some work IN Hancock county in behalf OF
the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
Mr.. lakewood never fail, to attract much at
tcntiou.
SECRETARY Blaine and family will probably
leave Bar Harbor saturday, the 18th. for
Augusta. where they expect 10 II man about a
month
lad in another column the important
business announcement of the Boston Clothing
store. one of thc most prominent and reliable
retail clothing houses in Hancock county. Re
sure and give them cali
J. Frank Baxter the noted and eloquent
exponent and advocate Of modern >pitituali,m.
Is giving series Of very able and interesting
lectures in this city. He is a logical and forc-
he speaker aud succeeds. we think. wonder
| fully well in getting very respectful bearing
from those no listen to him. In our next is-
sue We shall speak more fully OF his work in
this city.
receipt Of an invitation from the Grand Army
Post at Biuehili to visit with them and the "
Il. C.. Comrsde Chas. l.. Babson at Little Deer
Isle on the 10th and 18th instant We great.
y regret that previous engagements will pre-
vent Us from accompan, ing our friends on
what Will prove, we doubt not, a delightful
"trip.
i he Bangor Business College and School
Of shorthand Writing viii open at its new
and capaciuus apartments in the Y NC A.
building, Bangor, Oct. 20 The room. have
been fitted up with great care. with an eve e.
feciaiiy 30 the wants OF such school |;
promises /" he one % the finest col eyes Of the
kind in the State. see advertisement in An
other column.
Mrs. Almira Joy. the Oldest and only ,,,~-
'i'in- eli "a Of HE late Abner Lee forra.riy
oi North Hancock, aged ~ wears. who hA-
been Stopping with her SON Cap, :. u. JOY.
aud other relatives during the summer. lcf,
for her home in Newtonville. Mass. on the
iue>day evening train. She was accompanied
hy her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Z. lark. who has
spent several week. AT Bsr Iiarbor. also visit
tug fri nd- at North Hancock
We have received a pamphlet entitled in
formation and Advice K, iating 10 Patents
from {. 4. Snow 4 Co. welEknonp p,,er,
attorney, of Washington. d G. II con,.;,.
directions FOR procuring patents snd the cost
u the sam in the Jnited States and foreign
countries. Information about the registration
Of trade marks. copyrights. cavea,-. snd d..
signs; also abstract, OF court decisions in pat.
ent cases and much other matter Of interest 10
inventors. pa1tnt.e> manufacturer. and othars
interested IN patents. Irwin be mailed free 10
any one addressing c. A. Snow & Co.. Wash
inyton, D. e.
The most Of our cit, school. commenced
li>i Mondar, but closed agsin after n day or
two. b, direction of the Board of Health ON Me-
count OF The alleged prevalence of scarlet fey.
ar IN some localities. AT thi. writin, m.
Board are Of the Opinion ,b,t in All nrob,hiii,y
the schools, including the Hish school. can
commence arsin next MONDAY. Allow n. Ia
suggest to all interested that the power 10 close
or opep schools IN view of conts-inu. di..,s-
:. lie. wholly with the Rosri az Health On,
upt At ALI win the school committee ar district
agents.
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from staten Island for Ro.,on with, ..r,,n
Of marble dust and .,.hooner AdJia + Snow
Of RorAl.nd Ne Whitman fran Themes.
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the Python
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ouFrH roau' " a. oauIy hurt last week ny her
COW. Ii ms that the cow got loose and took
10 me street. Mrs AUSTIN saw the animal and
hho M 'n'' ehe d. SOME" ha' VICIOUS ana
i'@i M 'D"t sue 'ui2h' nuft some cHhureh near
W 0"' ou' ~ P'V'en' n"iIn "hen sue " as
a"a'HFu ny Jug COW thro"h GOWN oadIy hur'
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The papers are relating an interesting lit
te story about the " bite Squadron's visit to