Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-28

"A large crowd numbering 30 in ALL spent
Thursday afternoon at n, olin Club House. at
Branch Pond.
There WAS a special meeting OF the Nicolin
Club in Grand Army Hall. Thursday night.
when two new members were voted into the
club.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Isaiah Young of
Lamone, for generous sample OF his fine.
large. new potatoes, the first we have had
this year.
"Wednesday night the residence OF Mrs.
Louise +. King at Bar iIarbor was burglar
lied it being the third robbery perpetrated
within week.
last week, In Portland. at the annual
meeting Of the Maine Dental Society, DIR. l..
;. Chlcou Of Bangor WAS elected President OF
that organization.
Rev Eugene II. >tover OF West sullivan
exchanged pulpits with Rev. +. A. Mason.
pastor OF the Baptist church in this city, on
sunday last.
The Pine Tree State shoe factory shut
down last Saturday night for length of
time not made public This throws $50 hands
out Of employment.
Last SUNDAY evening st the Y Z. ). {. +.
OF the Congregational church, Miss Mary A.
Clark gave an interesting report OF the recent
New YORK convention.
The mackerel are beginning TO come into
the bay and The fishermen are catching few
with hook ana line They are not very plenti
ful yet, hui probably will be in few days
-Ne->r,. +. T. Salisbury aud f. A. Ler-
moud viii open new market in Coombs'
Block. neAi door 10 Holt. variety store. The
building j. being repaired for their use now.
AT Republican caucus, At Gouldsboro.
at saturday week, L. G. GuptiH, W. r
v OF. james A. Hill and Z. A. sumner were
chosen delegates TO attend the County Conven-
ton 70 be held the 9Th inst
1t + said th4t the friend. of Calvin p.
Graves have pelition With forty-four feet Of
signatures, asking for hi, pardon from the
state prison. Mr.. Graves may some time
he pArloned. but that time. We predict. i, not
Yet.
Mr. Frank Tibbett>' house at Green.
Landing caught ire while the family were ab-
sent, last week. but was eXlingul>hcd by the
people Of the village. The house was badly
damaged by fire and water.
MIR. james Hamilton. Of this city. has been
granted an original pension, at SO per month.
for The present time and 81 per month for
some Of ihe years, dating back 10 Nov. 10,
l>S7 II amounts In the aggregate TO $50 IS.
We extend congratulations.
The second centenary missionary meeting
Viii De held with the Baptist church in >ulli-
van, Aug. eth, afternoon aud evening Pastor.
and people in that part Of the county are in
'ted to be present. Bring Gospel Hymns"
No.5,
Mr.. Frank ; Lord ha- Just completed
new ana capa.ioue COIL she'd al the old stand
Thi, j. one u the improvements we are riad
to note knowing ii vi; add great faclitie,
for the transaction OF hi- wel-coniucted and
constantly increasing business.
The annual reunion Of The Moore family. 4
the descendants OF joel and R,hec-
"a Moore, who were among the early settlers
In the town Of GouId>boro. viii be held on
,he nth Of August, at the home OF Mrs Mary
shaw ~ St,uben.
About ihirty-iive Of The alumni OF the t. .
II. :, went N an excursion to Phillips Lake
on Wednesday Of lat week The gentlemen
OF The party hired The little steamer Win /
onah" for the afternoon Inst all might enjoy /
-ail upon the iahc. \ report very pleasant
time.
The TArra;ine House 81 Hancock Point
w..> opened Tor The season. saturday. july 3.
ANA has made a Start which promise. well fora
highly successful business during Tie entire Sea-
,ou- The Hancock Point Land 4 Water 60.
ha> 1T d. new windmill 10 supply the Point
wiki water.
While tne two daughters Of Mr.. II. A. .
Pierre we're driving down EIish street Tues
day evening. in company with male friend,
fhsy came near m~etinS with a. serious acci- .
dent which, however, resulted in nothing .
more ihan good shaking lp slight break in
The harness and bent axc.
Brig Haviiab, Capt : l. Lord. Of th.
city. arrived IN New York July 26,h, having
made tie trip from Cape OF Good Hope IN the
almost phenomenal time Of torty->ix days (
The usuA time for sailing vessel, on This trip
I, from seventy 10 ninety days.
Mr.. And MIS-. Ihos- y. Doutney and their .
son Master thas. fo>t Doutney and Mr..
pouthey Youngest brother, t'eo. 7. Doutney,
and Ms wife aud daughter, viii summer at
aN ''''' i''e1 re l"'! VIE occupy Mrs-
l" '"''A-e anu VIE Pi""aoi! re-
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i ne hsneots Association Quarterly meet .
M Will be he'd nj peean'iie, Aug. 10Th. 18th.
and lNth. IN connection with which the third
centenary missionary meeting Will be held.
bring '"o'pri HYMN. NO =. stesner Gas .
tine makes regular landings there and con- .
heo'- NJ Sea-"'ch WIN olher steamers.
Mr. Mary W. >umiu>by. formerly Of thi,
city, dird IT her lare residence al Bar HArbor.
he ION int SEED n YEAR and II mouths.
she Wa the mother OF Postmaster suminshy
Oh haF h4Fp"F ana iady very highly e.
tteiii+u oS Ah nose mat Ahe" her' Inc re-
'''N'"> "''e o'ou-u' 10 's"ot'u iof inter-
'N'u''
Nothing ba> yet been done towards open
iuL the Bun, al MI Desert Ferry for the
-on. Butt II . time when the future bushes,
prospects there seemed particularly good, The
aotel never met the financial expectations OF
IL managers and Il look a if heroic measure.
would be required TO make paving insttu-
az" u H. i"'s ! greatly 10 DE regretted as
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A vacancy exists IN the position OF super
al mn dan Of