Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

-Lygonia Lodge Of Masops will confer IN
third degree this "Wednesday evening.
The AMERICANS valued correspouden,
Mrs. Sara Sargent Abbott of the Sound, edit
the column on the School and College in tn
Lewiston Journal.
The old Sowle store, between the biy hill
at Gouldsboro, was torn down a short finn
ago 1t was built by Thomas Guptill about s,
Years ago. In the debris one cent piece WI
found, dated 1925.
| Miss Mary Ann Preble, q very intelligent
and highly respected lady OF Sullivan, die,
Inc md instant, after an illness OF severn
wears. Death is always the friend OF mortal,
and especially SO when |, frees one from hope
less physical snd mental disease.
/ Bath Times: The Bar Hsrbor Record /,
/ Growing little because several psrtie, who
were planning European trips have decided ,c
come to the great Maine resort instead and
dodge the anarchist bomb
The semi-sunusl meeting of the Knox
county Educational Association will be held
al sinAlhaNen, Friday and SATURDAY., NAV 81
and y. Prof. Charles +. Perkins, formerly of
Lamoine, now principal OF the Vinslhayeu
High school. Is president OF the Association.
AT the meeting OF Lejok Lodge No. 90. |.
O. Q. f.. FRIDAY evening of thi. week. the
question OF u new hall will come I'D and II il
Is decided TO build, sction will probably be
taken on the bids. which have been received
Tor the construction OF the building A full
attendance j. desired
-EN-Mstur r. r. Aiken OF thi. CITY had
the honor to be appointed junior Grand Des.
con OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons of Maine.
n the last regular communication OF that BODY
held 4, Portlsnd. May ,. Another Hancock
county Mason 10 be compmented WAS Geo.
@. Mitchell Of Bucksport, appointed Grand
Steward
Hon. Frank Jones snd family and bis son.
in-law. Mr.. Charles Sinclair and family, passed
through Ellsworth Saturday morning on Mr..
Jones private car Sorrento, bound for Mt.
Desert Ferry. At Brewer Mr. Jones wa.
Joined by Capt Frank Arey. one OF bis warm
friends. who went with the psrty to Sorrento.
See 10 smother column the new advertise
ment Of that true-oIue firm. H. NJ Byrne 4 Co.
their line, which they are selling at sdvsnta-
seous prices Give them call. Byrnes Ike
these leave no smart behind; but. on the con.
trsrv, are very desirable. Try them and YOU
WIFI ind 1t so. We mean it, we'll be Byrned II
We don't.
The sleeping car service between Boston
and Bar Harbor begsn Mondsy morning. when
he Il
MI. Desert Ferry. II insugurs,es the sum.
mer business TO the great Maine resort and
viii be continued In TIE fsll a. long ss there /,
any demand for the service. The psrlor car
service will he begun as soon as the tourists
begin to come.
The steamer Mount Desert, after being
plsced in trst-class condition for the summer
service. has gone on The route between Rock
land and Bar liarbor. The Rockland, which
ha- been running on the frenchmsn's Bay
route All winter, has gone 10 Bangor to be put
in shape 70 - on the Bangor and Rockland
route in short time.
-One Of the most delighted audiences th,t
hss ever assembled at the Opera House wss
the one that Wa gathered there last evening TO
witness Harry LIZ Msrr and bis COMPANY, in
the County Fair. \ picture OF = New England
home. From the commencement OF the fir.t
act TO the fsll OF the curtain 81 The close OF the
la-i q VA one continuous round Of applause
snd heSrt} lsuPhier. Harry Is Mari \. Aunt
ABBY Wa the life Of the piece. and his repre-
srntation OF that character was said. by per
son DO has seen both sc,or.. 10 be fully as
good II not better than Nell Burgess. Certain.
y II VS. good enough The OTIS Tucker OF
Harry Ntrk-r> as Il splendid piece OF acting
and too much cannot bee said In hi. praise. The
Joel Bartlett u VIII II. Hentz was good. a.
vas the sally GreenwAy OF Minnie Conner
In fact. there VS.. not Il dull character in the
Who'll p.y. The stage settings were good
snd the number OF articles used in the frat
act must have caused the stage manager lots OF
work. Come again, Aunt Abby .-Gdrdiner
-Netrs. My 3.
The Maine Central Railroad company have
contracted 10 run the Sebenoa from Bar Hsr.
Dor 10 Mschiasport. leaving Bar Harbor Tues
day morning. June Il. snd returning leaving
Nachls>port Friday A. NJ. the Eth, To sccom-
modsle delegates and visitors who expect to
attend The Congregational State Convention At
Mschia,. June IL Is.
Bar Harbor Record: Capt. Dickson hs.
been AZ work on the Sappho during the past
week experimenting the work Of getting her
ready for the summer season. The Sappho
ha. been taken to the wharf Il, the Ferry and
i being put in readiness. for the season. The
arrangements have been changed and she will
60 on the route about May TO-
Mr. John Wentworth. Of North Ellsworth,
was born In The year 1894. At sn early age he
married Miss Msry Heath. who. after giving
birth to eleven children, died 10 the yesr lsaa
About one year after her desth. Mr.. Went
worth married Miss Mary Alley. THIS union
wss blessed by eleven more children Mr.. W.
died in the yesr 1896. Mrs. Wentworth ceIe-
brsted her " birthday April -. She i bale
and hearty and. with the exception OF being
little hard Of hearing, retains all her faculties
to remarkable degree. There are zen OF the
children known to be living. five belonging 10
each wife.
The Boston & Maine Railroad Company
now propose TO run pullman through train
from Boston 10 Rock land. connecting With the
new steamer Frank Jones. The Jones will 90
eastward IS far as Machlzsport, taking the
inner course A. follows: Directly up aud
across Penob-cOt Bay to Castin-. thence fol-
lowing the thickly-wooded shore, dotted here
and there by most exquisite cottages, TO Deer
Island; from Deer Island by way Of Egge-
moggin Reach. constantly winding her path
between large and small islands, TO Bar Har-
Dor taking 10 the grand psnorama OF Mt. Des-
ert Island with IT. magnificent cottages. us
bsys snd inets. notably Southwest and Seal
Hsrbor. From Bar Harbor the course lies BY
way OF MOoseapec passage among number
le-. Islands. Truly, nsture must have been In
her very best mood when she fashioned Ma
chiss BAY. for such wealth of adjournment Is not
found el>rw here. Tourists fond OF driy ing
will mi excellent horses al Mschias and very
good roads, two OF which only need be men
TONED; one going directly north shout six
miles leads through partial wilderness to
Gsrdner'> Pond. where tne fishing and good
shelter may be hsd. The other for about nine
miles southeast along ridge. partly through
cultivated neds. partly through dense woods
and for the greater distance afordlng superb
visits. Of Machia, and Holmes Bay. brings up
at Cutler. where there Il most charming VII
age and tir.t-, lass hotel.
- Levi. Ward. who lived about = mile from
Bucksport. arose Monday morning after
good night. sleep, and felt as well Is ususl.
He took The ties kettle TO the pump to get some
wster. Just as he took hold OF the pump
handle he fell and when aid went TO him he
was dead. Probably desth was caused by
heart failure. Mr.. Ward was - years OF age.
and leaves Il widow and several children. He
moved 10 Buck-port from Eddington about
two wears ago. He was brother OF the late
Harvey Ward. the veteran stage driver.
Mrs. J. F. Haley and two children, who
3 serious accident at the depot In Bucksport,
Friday morning. Mr.. b. F. Fsrnham. Mrs.
HHes'- father. had driven his horse and buggy
there with her and the children and just as
MI Fsrnham had alighted the engine pulled
Ia an instant the horse hsd turned around and
started for home knocking bin down and the
hind wheel Of the buggy passed over his Shout
ders. just a. the horse WIS making the sec
ond turn toward Main street. Col. Putnam.