Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-29

Byron Getchell. ST., aud Chss. Cottle are
building houses near Pond spring.
There viii be grand masquerade ball at
Fox's Hall, Watham. FRIDAY evening. Oct. :.
Bark Vilors II. Hopkins. Capt. s. L. Lord,
is to sail soon from New York TO Dublin, Ire
land. with a cargo of oil.
We hereby extend our hanks to Mr.. VIM.
NJ. Young of Lsmoine. for remembering US
with some very handsome aud nice squashes
raised OH his farm.
We cant print the county vote in full this
week for two reasons: The reports of the fair
crowd 1t out. and the returns are not in from
some of the towns.
We hear that the sewing school is to be
again started in the Congregational vestry.
| The school is 10 he wholly Rou-sectarsn and
Il is TO be hoped that all societies viii take hold
Of the work and make ii a success
Capt. Crockett of the steamer Juette. has
made arrangements for cheap fares to Boston.
| from the different landings on his route. He
will sell tickets for one fare for the round trip,
good to return for twenty days from date OF
| issue. These low rate tickets Will be on sale
J
I L. b. Wyman. E-q., brought into this Of.
flee TUESDAY afternoon. a raspberry bush
/ which he brought from his place. known as
the Carney place, the west side OF the river.
ON the branch were berries. some OF which
were ripe and some green. He saws there are
a number OF raspberry bushes there loaded
with ripe or green rsspberres quite a re-
mark 4hl4 fact for This time ~ wear
As every baby shown in the baby show
over four months and under two years OF age
was entitled 10 present, the management
have mailed to the address of each child A |
beautiful souvenir present One child named
Evelyn GLADYS Dewitt neglected to fill the
s,ldre>> With the entry and the present will he |
delivered T. soon the address is known.
There win De an entertainment at the |
Methodist se>try next Monday evening con-
sl>tng Of music. iahlesux and other enter.
tanning features. Cake aud ice-creain will be |
served to au Proceeds for Neal Dow Lodge |!
Of Good Ttmplars, Admission. II cents.
Mr.. Seymour Rover Of Michigan. ha.
been appointed superintendent Of the L. 5. |
hatchery At Green Lake. and is now in charge |
~ the station MIR Bowers wife and children
wiii soon come east snd try taste of Maine /
winter. They VIII occupy the elegau, cottsge
built last wear for the superintendent. /
DR.. ". NJ. Haine> has withdrawn from
the Hancock COUNTY Fair Association. The /
doctor found it impossible to assist in all the /
details attendant upon the successful manage
ment OF such 40 enterprise and at The same /
time attend properly to his practice.
When the gates were shut down a, the /
foot Of Green Lake last week. eleven land
locked salmon weighing from TO 10 pounds
Were killed below the dam. The government |
has made arrangements to put in weir at the 1
foot OF the lake and take all the salmon going
out for spaw ming purposes.
A good Republican at swan. Island I'm.
der date of Sept. u, wrote TO . friend IN this
city Is follows at j. over thirty Wears since
the Republicans have had majority Of votes
al an election here but the scsles haye turned
IN oGr favor. t. ballot. were thrown. For
Governor. Cleaye> bad, 81. and Johnson 10:
for Register Of Probate. Che, + porr had &c
and +. y Benson H.
The demand for iob printing st the AMER
has been very great and though cur crew ha.
worked nights We could not keep up with the
demand and have been Obliged 10 turn much
work away. The people Of eastern Maine have
evidently got idea that the AMERICAN Of.
fee can do better job printing than any other
office in Maine east OF the Penobscot For
this reason the work pour- in on Us from ut
least three counties aud sometimes from out
Of the State.
The twenty->iNth snnual e invention OF the
Dung Mems Christian Associations of Maine,
VIII be held at Augusta. opening Thursday es-
eninE, October 9th, and closing SUNDAY ever
Ing. October 9th. The sessions VIII lie held
in the Second Congregational church The
program will include topics OF practical impor-
lance 10 the work in our State. and other feat
ures OF special interest. The opening address
Will be by Rev. Il. l.. Whitman, President Of
Colby University. one OF the most eloquent
platform orators OF New England K. NJ.
Armstrong. State Secretary OF Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island. james l.. Gordon, General
Secretary at Boston, 5. A. Taggsrt, New York,
Secretary Of international Committee. aud
other prominent association workers OF our
present and take part in the exercises.
The New Hampshire Sentinel OF Keene.
\. H.. in its issue Of Sept. !, says OF a former
resident Of Hancock county:
Tbi- is the ninth year Of Rev. H. NJ. Eatons
is~torste with the Christian church in Wal
pole Hollow. and Sept. Bird being Il double an
1iver>aTv, the seytnty-ninth of his birth and
HE nifty third OF his ordination to The Gospel
ministry, and 10 show their respect to him and
heir appreciation OF his good influence ana
example and bis faithful labors among them rs
pastor and preacher. hi. psrishioners and
other, in town, young And Old. came In good
number. more than one hundred to the par
-onage III the afternoon TO enjoy social time
and pleasant visit with him and Mrs.. Eaton.
his helpful and much respected wife. Auex-
'elltnt supper was served on long table pre-
pared in the front yard. II was an unusually
cheerful and pleasant company and WAS very
truly enjoyed by sill present. a. witnessed by
YOUR correspondent. The day was cloudless
and delightful.