Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-29

henry H. bo"ies. commander; +. T. Hay
cock senior vice COM; : \. Taylor. junior
Vice com; Frank Campbell, quartermsster; r.
L Ha! cock, surgeon; +. ;. Gould. chaplsin;
X W. Wiley. officer OF the day; IL O. Morse,
onleer OF the guard delegates TO department
ehcatnl ment' FRANK tampbeii snd Richard W.
" iteH aIernate-, lothian Buzzell and Henry
o. Morse
Music at ST Joseph. church Christmas
Sunday Wa. is follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Ade,te Fideles. Nor.uo.
ktrieinDb Rn,Ien
u loris. Baiiev.
Ave Maria. Udaks.
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AEnus Del Baiieu
fostude Mozart.
'kSrUs AND BENEpIclIoN.
espus. EoseseiG.
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Christmas HYMN. .So.l Sa.l" I,r<,sJe,
A mA kedempiuris, Werner.
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Isaac / Hod,lin. .s,,i,., r.Ia-
chased th, in, NJ Iard -, S.hoe, -, u.
li,. .ouib of III. Free Rs,,i., c,.nat ns In
hujl. l,r,s .bon ,ber.. 10 r.s, rho ,.u,.rs.
Of hi. increasing business. His rep,,.,,o, y.
Il skiIlful workman is not confined N This ci,v
or Stale A.. b.. ms, com,ls,.d =, or,,.r ,-o,,,
some Boston people for q heautitul 50, n, >,r.
ni,ure designed by himself. II ia made a,
bite wood and nsinted white dead finish
with gold strtpiug. and trimmed in poli.hed
brass. A carved mantel for Lewis Friend is
another recent work OF his which deserves
special mention.
Mcdonald bought
Ellsworth Real Estate Co., the staye wood and
log stumpage on the land on the east side OF
the railroad about half WAY between the city
and the Falls. The tract contains about 100
acres and j. mostly n, s,r,.,., and ,i,. -,roa,h
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A' VI II "e'hS 't'. Sood' ihe COMPANY
estimates that the land will yield about 1000
cord, of staye wood and about 80 0no logs The
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- ue A Nieu i'u"H anu MI NJ bonaiu
VIII begin operations rs soon as there is snow
enough. The WOOD will be sawed by Hall
nex, se.so,
We have passed the winter solstce-the
wear. shortest DAYS Now ifeyer are the
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stoi us are ''AeiS 10 oeeln' Tue sun Vi 'ne We"
ear may be said 10 De coming up.
There Are some Maine built craft that you
can disable but never wreck. Such is that IA
NOUS craft built at sedgwick, the Wyer G..
Sargent. Very recently II reported the
wreck Of the Sargent had been sighted in n To-
cslity 900 miles due east OF Bermuda. where
she was ''gn.eG ns ne oncerS oi ane D,"'s -,
fbsr xe..ri saws that the wreck shows no sign
of breaking up. A rusty anchor Is still dang
ling from her Pow snd me Inc name on tne stern
tv.seyentb time she bss been reported during
| the time she hss been sdrin. She has trav-
ersed 5000 miles, and hss Travelled an aver
| hre.Eing tereIict was formerly a centre-board
] oh of 2Dk register. She