Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-02
A Ride into Penobsoot County,

Leaving this city on Saturday after
noon last, We drove by the usual route
to Bangor, a road which is too famil-
Jar to all our readers to allow Of any
mention here. We wish, however, to
say 4 word about the horse We drove.
Precious To hj~ coming to this city. he
WAS owned In Bangor for two or three
months. We drove into the Queen
City just a. '.thr shades Of night were
falling fast" Crossing the kendus-
k,a-. we made orr way up Hammond
street and thence hv MON UP the hill
past the Theological Seminary As
wg drew near tile place where Prince
wa formerly owned. our stopping
place for the night, we thought we
w"u.d test his >agacity. When We
reached our destination. our horse, I'M
directed hv H.. turned into the Doe
tor'~ driveway and stopped At the sta
- "
y
did on one # the principal streets Of
The Queen City Of ,hc East, We thought
it quite remarkable.
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distance was without turn or curve
'''F I'u't lel oyer lierlnoh hlIl' from
'Ac TOP OF ".hrh we enjoyed Wide
ans 'uNtF'i'led view. foF miles NE
country Fay like map all around Us
Ahd constituted picture never to be
lor-oNlth.
lAe ROAD j settled me "hoie di>-
lance or nearly 50. oy men mostly
l'' iil'l : whose estates pear evidences
~ lilIi''' me man VINO can rlde over
: County Io''l II 'hIs 'iiiie oi year
'''ll' iio' oe 'ouene" ny "iia' ne sees
: less sensitive 10 uie chaFina when
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liiI'i ''o' "iliS mons ~ stones put
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w" ~ every lhll9 we trust we
were reVereh' learner IN the solemn
schooi q nature
Al'arlahd we round excellent quar-
ter7 at me residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
-. III. ROBINSON whose house, though
not motel, Is open to the public.
Garland Is thriving. pretty town,
% miles northwest OF Bangor. One OF
the adjoining towns is Dover which
IS IN PlScataQuls county. The people
OF Garland are mostly well-to-do farm
ers. whose broad acres show careful
cultivation and whose residences and
other buildings denote thrift and taste.
The town has a large society of the
Patrons Of llusbandry and flourish
ing Good lemPlars Lodge which num-
bers more than hundred members
The former have built within year a
me two-story nall known as Grange
Hail. ana the society Is IN prosper
ous CONDITION generally
memorial Day da"ned stormy and
unpromis'ng' NE weather 70 some ex-
tent interiered with the program for
INC gay Dul lhe ooserSances were
NefN successfully carried OUT not
Wilil''aiulhg. IA me forenoon at the
hall OF the " oihaii hellef Corps,
'neie wa " i''uai exercise ana music
W 'ne "''i ia'io Noihe' Daiio also
ma. mig y d n''iiio'i u siiiaii eif's
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