Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-18

time than last year. She has bt en- chartered by
the lslesboro Land Co. and on and after July
will make daily trips from Castine to Rock
land via Dark Harbor. connecting with the |
~ train 50 that passengers may arrive in
Boston at $50 T. NJ. same day.
The Moore, Bigelow & Cooke New York
Stock Company sailed from New York Tues
day noon for Bangor on steamer Lucy Miller
arriving in Ellsworth Thursday night or Fri
day morning. A company Of fourteen people
selected from the best New York artists OBJ
tainable will commence rehearsals. the 2and
inst. in Ellsworth. opening in a first class re-
pertoire OF plays the 29th inst. for one week.
James Murphy, of Trenton. was driving a
spirited horse Saturday when the animal be-
came frightened at a hand organ aud began to
! kick. He smashed the shafts and kicked Mr..
| Murphy in the chin. He then ran over School
street and jumped through Mr.. Saunders wire
fence and ran down Main street. The horse
~as caught on Bridge bill and was uninjured.
Mr. Murphy received a very severe blow.
A few days since Mr.. Alvah g. Dorr,
| Bucksports taXidermist. received a strange
bird from Orland. to be dressed and "set up
| When standing il was about foot high. and
| Its pumage was Of many colors. No one there
| who saw il could name ii, but friends OF Prof
Hichngs who arrived Friday from Massachu-
>eti- call it the purple gallinule, native of the
southern states. that Is rarely seen As far
north a. Massachusetts and seldom comes to
| Maine.
Deputy Collector Colman A. Crabtree at
| Mt. Desert Ferry, June l6. writes Us as fol
| lows: The official measurement OF the schoon-
| er John Paul which il ust completed IN the
! yard Of John L. Gordon at Franklin Is AZ fol-
! lows. viz: Reg. length, 1874 IT,. breadth.
32.' H., depth l23 #. Gross tonnage. 40 20.
| Net tonnage, 1905. The John Paul' Will be
| lsunched June -. Mr. Crabtree was the sur
| veyor.
| The parlor car service to Bar Harbor was
| established Friday, TO continue during the
summer, and it will be much appreciated by
| travellers. Travel has increased so rapidly that
| ii has been found to be necessary To place two
psrlor cars on the train which arrives in this
city from Boston Mt 5 II. The Flyng Yankee
il also well equipped Travel is increasing
every day and will be very large during the
summer
james II. Chick OF Ellsworth, lost his lie
Monday. near the Orripgton ice house by
drowning. lie was one of the section men
and along with crew OF Others had been at
WORK Oh Tue track near The tee house lsyinc
''ee' rsiie' A''er dinner he IN company with
the "'her men. Twelve III number, took swim
in the river. All went well until lust Is the
otber. wore an ar pe.r The .bor,. hoi,,, at,,,,.
% N'es' y Iuinl'eu '"'" 'he wafer from
>cow which Was about l.3 feet away from
where the other men were, and wa seized
vim a cr.nn Ue sho,,,.d rh.lr ,,l ~,
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| others started towards him Freeman San
der> reached him first and made an siiempt to
save him but nearly lost hi. own He in ibc
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ceased was man about - years OF age and
unmarried. He had been on thi. branch OF
tho r.iIro.1 o,l, sine. lime +, ui 49, ,tt
w. 500 va
hAeu "N MS leio"-"oth iheh' VINO were much
ssddene by hi. sudden end.
AT the annual meerinq- n, tho tr,,.,,,.. .,
49, a,
Tue L. Al l. ''hhS' v "hi'h WIS heiu ihufs-
day forenoon and afternoon, j. III. III. Hewctl
of Thomaston Wa. elected president: Rev. &
n,,. ,I,
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nrer A. there have been no d,.atbs ar ra.i,ns-
lions anon, th. fr,,.te.. during the var ~,
ch.u,e. ,xsre n,.dc II vs. vo,od 10 r.n,,a.,
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Of the organization. but nothing definite was
decided upon and an adjournment was made
70 u'H - a. hahSoi'
ice-i l'S'ueh' r. H. "T'e!' OF the East
ern Maine State Fair. has sgain gained posses
sion Of uanhl.tonian Knox. The famou. old
.,au;.r .htb ,ro,,.j - r.a. l.,
s.A'''"i "h''n 'io''ei ~ many game faees ~
Me. Mr. Greely has - horses and colts In his
stables At present. Among them j. Dictator
Chief colt wears old standing ID hsnd- high
and weighing 100 pounds. The colt has al.
ready shown considerable speed and showed
Mr.. Greedy 4 quarter to the wagon in :sss
seconds or "a clip. Hi, Nelson colt il now
three wears Old and although h.. ha. not been
shown for speed rs vet. all those no have
seen him say he i Il fine GATED animal Mr.
Grrely doe. not expect to lrot IIambetonjan
Knox much tbi. season. ~ he i. not In con-
dition for the track. He will however. have
Few oil Them thir iaii That VIII surely bear
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since il. tir.t i..ue ,s rhe Fli.wor,b HlyGjJ
about forty wears $50, and hardly know how
10 sci along without u. and | can hardly SEE
az, ~. VI ",u VI III van
slwa,. look through the local items. ,nd
never fail 10 find something interesting from
III! oiu nome
Inc ioio"'n are 'he important changes
"ed' Vh th' NA't VI MANI 'ii a'ue ~ nav ita-
uon' e'o-' uuii ing luz iloh'h VI haH VIZ
~, heHnVpe' hinei. n na"5es III huof age
thi. river; A red SPAR buoy of TeIeyr.nh
Point. on the following hearings: Inner end
Of Wood Island. W N W "a W. Telegraph
Point tangent $ E. 81 E. A black SPAR
buoy on the west side Of the channel. 40 Of
mile above Chop. Point. A bsck spar buoy
Oh .ne s9utn enu on :" NJ is'alH 10 ieet 81
MaIer. t"[h i"lht bearing A. > J" - W
dlstah' Fly 81 in'ie' a req spar ouoy on me
ea>' rlut u tut gh"Iilei aooNt oih iolhi' the
point bearing : - r. distant 90 OF mile.
REFERRING 10 y; 10 n No. tfo par ., ID me