Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-14
Southwest Uarbor.

Rev. Mr.. 0gllvie, pastor Of the Congre-
gaticnal church In Somesville. exchanged
pulpits with the Rev. L. Ireland Of this
place, Sunday, July 10. The discourse
from the text found in Hebrews 2.ls, was
clear, powerful and sympathetic; a second
sermon In the evening at the same church
on The power of the gospel of Salvation"
was characterized by the same earnest
force and fervor.
At recent meeting of the fremont cir
Gle Of the Kings Daughters. the members
listened with pleasure to the excellent re-
ports of the grand work of the late con-
vention Of this order at Bangor, "a given
by orr delegates, Mrs. A. W. CLARK and
Mrs. r. w. Neal. The beautiful thoughts
and touching anecdotes of the devoted
leaders IN this consecrated work for the
Master, the reports of the practical results
of the different circles. description of the
bright and cheerful Home" established
by the Daughters" at Bangor, all these
and many other topics relating to the CON
venton. were pictured TO the less favored
stay athomes with a realistic force and
enthusiasm quite satisfying TO those de-
| prved OF the pleasure Of attendance The
ladies were very grateful for the entertain
ment SO freely bestowed, the cordial kind
rage and driver at their service, thus
enabling them II enjoy the beautiful seen
cry and drives of the Queen City
| shadow Of gloom overspreal the town
| when il was learned on Monday, the 4th.
| that two young men from the south side
| Of the harbor were missing from their
| fishing vessel, the Morning Light" and
| probably drowned. Augustus Morris and
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! day morning in dory to pick the travis,
| the vessel being at anchor on the fishing
/ ground The heavy wind and tempestuous
sea must have swamped the boat for
/ the young men failed 70 return 10 the
/ schooner. and the empty boat was picked
I up next day ont beyond Mt. Desert Rock.
! Great sympathy is felt for the Borrowing
mother. sisters and relatives OF Young
, Morris as well also for the brothers Of
/ MCCullom who must deeply feel their loss
The nations birthday passed very quiet
IL here at Southwest Harbor Refresh
Inents were served during thu day al Ire
mont Hal hy the Methodist Ala Society
Al noon the Southwest flaroor base ball
nine with friends left here on the Bruins
wick to engage in game with the North
east flarhnr club, ia which our BOYS came
ii victorious The Bass HarboF people
had vrry enjoyable pghiic drNcr N thr
laii IN the east sue, Tile proceeds tn be
devoted ~ the church. Ia the evening the
young people planned for social dance,
which was hisgracrfuly broken ~ by a
drunken crew Of fishermen. who had been
- Bar llArhur and obtained enough of the
vile liquor to cause them To Indulge IN
reckless acts Of ln~olencr. Constable Bun
ker was the only ullcpr at hand aHd though
he did h!S best to quril TIE riot. not h.v-
Ing sufficient aid % effect arrests ~ the
law-oresker~, they escaped to their vessel
The captain on the way narrowly escaped
drowning. the boat being upset BY careless
handling i there no way tn ensure the
enforcement II The prohlbtnry laws:
AZ fremont Hall on Thursday evening
~ At week, many spectators with, sSct
the very Interesting performances ~ 8
trained Labrador bear. II dancing, wr"st.
ling, gun drill, etc. under the command,
Of his French Canadian instructors wcr.
fcat- Of xii of which any bear might
well be proud.
summer visitor. are rapidly flug II,
hotels aud the cottages have all receive,
thcir occupants rrof Taa~slg II tAe Nv
partinent ~ political economy A. iIaryArl
college has rented again Alexandra cot
iage Of IT. owner, Dr ABBY VI Fulton
Who recently spent q cnnp.c Of weeks her,
and expects 20 occupy her seaside resi-
dcncc fnr = few weeks IN the early autumn
July n. STRAY.