Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

1 bring reiresnments.
-Workmen are engaged in laying a new
cement walk 10 the approaches to the custom
house building. 1t was job which greatly
needed TO be done.
The county commissioners leave this WED
nesday) morning on their semi-snnual tour
Of inspection of plantation roads.
Our thanks are due Mrs. T. d. Staples,
No. Larnoine, for basket of her finest apples.
They are excellent fruit.
The Ellsworth Falls Brass band will give
their second concert and dance at Foxes Hall,
on Friday next, Sept. 10. Music by &. A. 4
F. NJ. Joy.
Edward BelIsmy. who was advertised TO
speak in this city last Friday evening. was
Obliged TO cancel his appointment by reason Of
Illness. 1t was great disappointment TO our
Peoples party friends.
The meeting OF the Kings Daughters,
which was appointed for Thursday evening,
Sept. 18th, will be postponed until Sept Pend.
All members OF the society are requested to be
present, a. important bushes, will be dis
+ cussed
/ stalled 81. pastor OF the Congregational church
I in this city. Tuesday. The exercises we've
/ very interesting. The press on our columns
/ this week compel, u TO defer report OF the
/ proceedings until the next issue.
I Senators Allison, Hawley and Aldrich. and
/ Clarence Hale OF Portland. have all come in
I from the Msiue campaign. and have been visit
inc II.f.s NJ
Robert Patterson OF Chicago, were with the
party. some OF them left this city Tuesday.
The Lsdie,' Missionary Society Of the
Cong es ioual church, will meet at the ve>try
On F day. the lGib. al 80 Pm This meet
I'M " u be addressed by Mrs. A. 5. Quinton Of
Philadelphia, President OF the Tomans Ma
tioua Indian Association. who takes for her
subject: Seven Months Among Wild In
dians," Al Interested cordially invited to
attend.
We wish 10 publish next week the vote Of
Hancock county. in fun. for every candidate on
the several tickets To this end will our friends
send u with he least possible delay the full
woe OF their respective towns. A. good
way a. any viii be to mark The number Of
vote, esch candidate received against his name.
on one OF the ballots, and forward hy mail.
The members Of the Lsmoine Grange are
10 have portion Of the exhibition ball st Wv
man Park on the occasion OF the fair there
next week. for the display OF their products.
II members Of the Grange and citizens gen
orally are invited TO contribute agricultural
products, domestic manufactures and other
suitable articles to the end that an attractive
exhibit may be made.
Mrs. Alice 4. Burnham Stockbridse. the
Young wife OF Mr.. Waller Stockbrdse. lie
parted this life, after brief Illness. on Tues
day, Of this week. The event !. very >ad
one. Mr.. >tockbridge was a most c>i-
mAble young lady, aud hal been but few
weeks bride. She Wa the youngest dsu.h.
ter ~ Mr. and Mr>.-A. F. BurnhAm. % HON,
a. We'll ~ her husband, the blow fsl, with
great force. We extend 10 them al our warm
e>t and most friendly sympathy In their great
affection.
-Oue Of The works OF art that ba> been seen
in Ellsworth for some time /, Il crayon por-
t-ai, Of MAt or Norris wife Al O>sood, studio;
also hne views Of J. 6. Moore's cottage At
and Interior, Witch shows much credit 10 The
architect,W. W. Kent, New York city, and the
builders, Lord brothers. Bar Harbor. Bird.
build nes's. but the photo shows nice little
camp in tue tree tops made bs the little son OF
t. J. swan, Hancock Point. The loc cabin
OF Dr. {. A. Doremu, OF Grind-tone Neck i.
one Of the many attractions OF the Neck and
The pho.oi is very fine.
I he meeting held by the pastor Of the Free
Baptist church Of his city, Ia the upper part
o: the town, last SUNDAY. WAS very well at
tended. After the service al 1890 A. NJ al
which time he preached from: Christ is all
and 10 all, they repaired 20 Green Lake
where be administered the ordinance OF bap-
t.em 10 thceen candidates. 1t wa, estimated
that there were beiw n,ne hundred and ten
hundred people in attendance. The best OF
order prevailed. In the evening Mr.. Gsrlsud
preached here 81 the Free Bap is; church to
full house. from the text: The Lord hath
need OF hun. one received right baud OF
fellowship into the church and one arose fer
prayers. Prosperity seems 0 attic ID the effort
OF this chsrch.
Deer Isle Ga-ette Many OF our read er.
viii rem, Inber Mr. Cha> slin-on. who csu.ed
sensation ab )ut eighteen YEAR, a.o by sud
denly disappearing from hi vessel. the
schooner Harvest, AT Bangor taking one son
with hin aud leaving ,on. Cha, stiuson. Jr.
and wife behind. The only trace OF him
which could be found st the time was the YES
sei- bi..- OF ladiuc. which were pickle W,
spotted with blood, behind lumber pile In
Bangor. Since then The whereabout. OF Mr.
>unson and the boy have been unknown TO hi,
friends and many 81 them supposed him dead.
NoC 80. however, The son left behind was
adopted by an aunt living In Westpori, " here
the boy ha- grown 10 manhood. few week.
$40. according 10 the report OF one " hom the
r1-ettc man recently met. i neghbor to Chss.
stinsOn, Jr., young man has lately appeared
in Westport and presenting himself to Mr.. s.
claimed 10 be his missing brother, stating that
the father living in Connecticut under an
assumed name.
The Bar Hsrbor Record last week pro-
ceeded to portray the adventures OF pstron Of
q rum shop in this some hat startling manner ::
ALFRED Dorr. the blackboard driver, took q
party 10 he top OF Green Mountain. While
Mr. Dorr and other members OF the party
had gone into the hotel one Jack Guthrie. W no
II l. said was Ia 4 state OF intoxication. jumped
upon the board and started the horses down
the mountain At full speed. \ o brake WAS
used and the horse. dashed at lightning speed
down the steep incline. As they attempted to
round curve, they sweryed from their course
aud pitched over the side OF the mountain irto
the Trees below. Both horses were cousidera-
bly, injured one OF them seriously, and the
blackboard was badly smashed. Guthrie was
badly bruised and cut although nothing more
serious than flesh wounds And still there
I people " no wish to deny society protec-
/ ton by enforced prohibition against such fel-
lows a these but are willing to license and
make legal the cause of such proceedings.
The 81 Perkins Farmers band and comedy
I company will appear at Hancock Hall. on
. Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings OF next
week, the 10Th and 2l,t, rst and second nights
( OF the fair. The company was at Lewiston
/ for three nights during the State fair and il
I spoken Of by the press q very fine attraction
/ nothing low or trashy about it. The follow
1 ing is from he Cincinnati (O.) Enquirer:
Isl Perkins from Pughtown" opened al
Z Harris Theatre Yesterday, and was greeted by
I the usual large audience. v bo laughed snd sp-
4 piaud.d until their sides ached. Isl Perkin,
! from Pughiown'' j. one OF the most lsughsblt
Z comedies seen here this season. The company
presenting il j. fully competent 10 DO II justice
Mr. du-. r. " slisce a. ~ Perkins. rurs
ihre.hin. mAchine agent. il original in biz
q IL. A.