Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

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aud is now really improving.
The Probate Court Is in session to-day
"wednesday. and the Court of Insolvency
will be in session tomorrow.
1t is reported that Hon. James G. Blaine
and family will be at Bar Hsrbor this week,
to occupy their cottage, "Stanwood"
Mrs. Mary n. Walton, one OF the veter ans
OF Prospect Harbor. died the It'll ult.. al the
age OF - years. Mrs. Walton was a most esti-
msbIe lady and was highly respected by all
who knew her.
Schooner Storm Petrol. Capt. Bonsey.
msde the trip from Franklin TO Philadelphia,
discharged and loaded with coal and arrived
back TO Bar Hsrbor In y days.
Capt. Geo. ?. Woodward arrived home on
Tuesday. accompanied by his wife. on a short
visit to his parents and friends in this city
He returns 10 Bangor to-day, "wednesday
where his vessel, the Dicky Bird of Bath. Is
loading ice for Philadelphia.
The Acsdian Hotel of Castine of which
the Acsdian Hotel Co. are now proprietors.
with W. A. Walker As manager, W III open July
:, under the new management. This is one Of
the most delightfully."- located hotels in the State
and is emnently deserving OF success.
I Mrs. Lois Freethv. OF Surry, who wa.
confined TO her house for a long time BY her
great obesity. ha- been FAR reduced In flesh
that she was able on Friday last to walk
shout one-fourth of mile TO the house of q
neishhor Mrs. julia Gard. 10 spend the DAY.
A Buckspo-t despatch announces that
Miss Annie Bail OF that town aud Mr.. Ma
lach kittredge. the well known catcher OF the
ChcAgo.. were married at the brides home
in Bucksport. This famous Ba-catcher is to
be congratulated on the great catch OF his life
The question as TO the number OF noun
tains on the island Of Mt Desert was raised IN
Last weeks AMERICAN. Mr.. W. II. sherman
In his valuable little guide. names - hills over
400 feet high, commonly called mountains by
the natives and tourists.
Three tramps created an excitement at
Hancock Saturday night OF last week Several
women were badly frightened by seeing them
prov ling around the house. trying TO look In
al the windows, etc.
Rev. :. u. Towne, of Bangor. who for
some time ha. been the Slate Missionary and
has accomplished much bard work, has accept
ed a call to the Congregational church at Old
Town. He has some county work to finish
but will commence preaching at Old Town
next Sunday.
AT Democratic caucu. held In this city
Wednesday evening the following delegates
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NJ r,i....;r. rsly,rp Low II rr.r,o,, MA
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Eppc-, ID. VI. stuart. William Doyle, Fred
Frazier. To the county conventions Erastus
f. RrImAn. Frank :. Lord. Levi A. Wyman,
New I'll wilson, Geo. i Stuart, II. II. Harden,
Fred l.. Frazier, Henry l.. Moor. Carlton Nc
Gown. John u. Jordan. +. r. Brady. John II
Leland. For member, Of the city committee
l. H. MrCowu Geo b. Stuart, Edward
White. II. Fremont Maddocks, !. H. Bresna-
han
II : Davi. Ellsworth. widely known
csrr,.,. h,j.i.- h.. matt. d,ri,. ~. ~,
winter shop, A., huckho,rj. anon, recon,
.bip,nen,. /. .rom,tn,tjon bn, kboar.lto f Z
BRADBURY. No Harwirh Mas. The latter I.
= new df.l,u and promise. to become quite
fayorite II f, known a. the Davis Combl-
nation Blackboard and has three seats and slso
on, for the driver. ON. Of the seats Is 4 double
seal and hold. i rer.on. TbI. blackboard has
a uY...prrr capacity Of 10 or II csn b., reduced
10 q. may be desired. In addition 10 buck
boards Mr.. pavi- makes carriages in some ihir-
" different sty le> many Of them going beyond
,h. limit. ~ N. .tst. F,r,,iovr,ar, &. ,iv.r
,
/" ''-H'''h uAnH>. III i'a''> j. Z" hhahe hhe
exhibit Al the " ot}d- Fair.
ON the morning train from Boston Friday
were two Pullman sleeping ears, for Mt. De.-
art E.rr, Ar.x,r..,a- far u, n..er, p.rrv
AZ a. ~ "a = IT!
was needed 10 accommodate Inc travellers for
Bar Harbor among whom were several families
oouhd 'heFe |" occupy ihe'r c'tASee during me
summer nose " Il" went through tn'> Guy
F'dss are ahi""- Tue hf>' L" oPeu 'hetF cot
tags ''ner> VIII pas through mere Ao'u'
every gay no" Aiu 'ra'ei 10 hHf hAtoor VIII
br on the Increase. II i expected that the s.a-
son Mil he = lively one At Maine. crest sas-
s'u' 'eN''' - n '1e ''N'AH's "l' ue ~ q
pied ana The demand for rooms ST the hotels
show, that there will be goodly number Of
,...s,.l. ,tar..lo
Mr.. Charlie, l.. Higgins OF Bar Harbor.
died on Monday afternoon nf last week after
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''"- N'' a,''"- nv - 'ue sou %
Tie late haTiT> hlEElns. The proprietor or The
N.rIt,rourb and was Vounr man unIyrr.slI,