Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-05

A lull attendance OF the Kings Daughters
=: tbeir meeting next Thursday evening 1. re-
quested al 1.l5
H. b. Saunders. E.q.. Is having piszza
built on the front OF his residence. corner OF
Main and Hancock streets.
Mrs. Ssthsn Sargent died very suddenly
OF heart disease las, Saturday evening, ut her
home in Ellsworth Falls. She was about SO
years OF age.
Mrs. Nshum Je.on OF Hancock, who
was In very poor health. in attempting to rise
from her bed, fell snd di,locsied and fractured
one OF her wrists. She died few days after
ward.
Steamer Stells Pickert OF Brookllu, sr-
rived Saturday and sailed Monday afternoon,
having on bosrd Mr.. $. G. Stevens and bis
family. rho are returning to Brooklin after
having passed the winter In this city. DR..
Lewis Hodgkins accompanied them on the
trip.
Mr.. II. N. Hall was thrown from bis car
riage Monday morning, receiving a severe
shock and some bad bruises. but no dsngerou.
injuries. His horse became frightened at the
whistle At Halls steam mill and turning vio-
lently about dashed up Pine street.
Mr.. II. h. Nash returned TO Bluehnl from
Boston. April 30. where .he has been the last
two weeks selecting spring stock. Mrs. Nash
show ed admirable taste in the selection OF her
goods. and will doubtless be well pstronized
Her millinery opening will be held Thursday
aud Friday Of this week.
A Young man named Asa Barron while IT
work in HsF. mill ut klkenney. badly man.
gled his right hand on cutting-on saw Tues
day afternoon. Although smputstion Of s
part OF the hand was advised. be would not
consent, preferring to save 1t even In de-
formed condition. DR.. Haines dressed the
wound.
We hear that Edward s. Clark OF Bar Har-
Dor. Edward E. Chase OF Bluehili, and Bedford
+. Tracy OF Winter Harbor, are candidates
for county attorney also that James W. Blais-
dell OF Dedhsm, c. Fl. Hooper Of Csstine, Mr..
Partridge OF Orlsnd, Francis Taft and Nathan
Shaw of West Gouldsboro, are candidates for
county commissioner.
Mr.. II. II. Emerson. Tho for the last year
and bsif has been In Georgia experimenting
the business operations OF the Ellsworth Min
ing Co.. returned home last week, and reports
that he is glad to get back to Goods country"
The company's property is situated In the foot
hill. Of the Blue Ridge Range. and promise. a
good yield Of gold. Before be left, the titles
to the property were all cleared up; and the
compsnys buildings and machinery were all
| in place ready to begin work. Z. X. Hopkins
is president; T. +. Hale secretary, and Lewis
| Friend, treasurer.
The Hancock County Teachers Education
al Association will be held at Prospect Har-
Dor, Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 81. A
complete program will be published In ext
weeks issue Of the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
aud Bar Harbor Record. The garden OF Eden
might not have been located at Prospect Har-
Dor, but 1t might have been, without dissdvan-
tage to Adam and Eve or the human race. At
any rate the teachers Of Hancock county will
find paradise regained" at Prospect Harbor
and we hope they will all take 1t in.''
The owners Of the little steamer "Boes
Hale on Green Lake. have made arrange
ments with the U. s. Fish Commissioner to
make daily trips between the patching station
| at Great Brook and the railroad station for the
purpose of carrying the mail, express and
freight for the fish works. Persons desiring
to visit the works can thus do 20 without
trouble as the boat will connect with both
morning and night trains. During the remain
der OF the day she will be at the disposal OF
any parties desiring her services at reason.
able price.
The Odd Fellows Of this city are consider
Ing the question Of building . new hall upor
the lot OF land which they own on the wesl
side of the river just below the bridge. Planl
for the new building were received some time
ago from Portland architect and are now in
the hands of contractors who are figuring up
on them. Should the bids be satisfactory, 1t !.
almost certain that work will be commenced
At once on the structure. The proposals mus
be 10 the hands Of the building committee OF
or before May 5. II the lodge decides to build
the edi6ce will be one Of the hsndsOmest IL
| this part Of the State and an ornament to th,
city.
AT last the secretary Of the Paving Cutters
Union has issued bis ultimxtum and in conse
ouence about fifty men belonging to that asso
citation at West Sullivan acting on his order
bsye gone out and are now drawing 81 da!
from the union. During the entire month thi
matter has been hanging on pivot: and It ~
hard to tell just Whist the final decision woul.
be. Monday morning the union men all lef
the works. Fifteen hundred men are out o
work. and 1t 10 said there are 80 900 10 th'
treasury Of the union to recompense them TO
| the strike. The question naturally arises
..What will be done when that ID exhaustedf
The non-union men are still retained on al th
sullivan quarries, and the work there goes Of