Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-21

Mrs. Matthew II. Woodward. after long
Illness from paralysis, departed this life on
Monday last at the advanced age of nearly 81
years After long and welLspent life she
has laid aside the decrepitude of age to wash
IN Tue r.lu'ensiing pools OF immortality and
take on perpetual Youth.
A mare owned by Mr. u. l.. Fields. of
this city, gave premature birth TO twin colts.
last Wednesday night. 1t was feared FRIDAY
Inst The mare would die, but later she grew
better. Mr.. Fields feels verv bad over the
loss OF the colts rs they were OF extra fine
stock, Nelson on the fathers side and Fear
nsught on the mothers.
Thomas Fl. Swszey. Esq, of Buck.port,
died al his residence on Buck street. last We'd
nesday evening, after an Illness OF two weeks
Mr.. Swazey was a native OF Bucksport and for
humber OF Years was assistant cashier Of the
Buck.port National Bank. He was man
highly respected in the community. He was
nearly seventy wears OF age and leaves widow
and two daughters, all residing In Bucksport
Miss catharine $, Dyer of sullivan. AZ
viii be seen by our death notices. has completed
her good work on earth. and has gone 10 the
Great Beyond. She WAS one OF Sulivan's
most useful and intellectual women and the
worth Other labor> 10 the world cannot be ex-
pressed. We hope that suitable notice OF
her life and character viii be forw arded TO
tni, paper for publication.
The officers Of Court Pine Tree. No. 900.
A. q. F. OF A., were Installed Monday night,
oy tha-. II. Drummey, u. II. c. K. as fol-
lows: VIM Gogein., {. r. NJ Downev, 5.
Z, r.; O. Il. stuart. Treas; T. F. Mshoney.
/. ); l.. Nj. Carroll. L. $; j. T. Slvey, S.
W; J. H. Donovan, }. W; II. Dorgan $. B.;
a. GAynor. J. b. After the meeting an oyster
supper served in the outer hsll
The citizens OF Ellsworth were greatly
shocked snd pained to bear Of The death Of
Miss Lizzie, Youngest daughter Of the late
Hamilton Joy. which took plsce at Grand
Forks, North Dakota. last >undsy Her des,h
wss very sudden. her disease being the
prevailing disorder OF the say. the grip. Her
sister MI. Carrie JOY. had arrived IN Grand
Fork not more thAus week before MIS- Liz
z'r'- death. We hesr that the remains will be
brought TO ihi- city FOR ntermeut.
Tn onl-looked-tor euirrtaiument, EMIT
: IA Box ~ MouA'y>," viii take place ihi.
wednesday evening. ~ lisnoock Hall. with
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p, -lN'i tn 10, new tuHmsf,'al II III school.
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uu, l.y lat week - two bows ~ Mr.. s.
mn hDtif>A acre carving YAi. 81 water
Through Ip-t-ufhce -4uar, .ome other bows
~ Do We're sanding GA the corners animated
ol the -pirit Of mischief, threw some snow
hs : At them. tn, Victim. went home snd r.
ported 10 their father. who, much incensed.
came ont and went" FOR one OF the BOYS " BIO.
II VS. thought. threw the -now-bai. A
) oung msn standing by told Mr., korli-ki to
let the boy alone. Whereupon Mr. h. made an
assault upon the Young man. II WAS then
that CITY Marshal sweeney inleriered snd ar
rested Mr. h. sud at,erward making COM
plant took him before Trial Justice John b.
RedEan for bearing. Mr.. hoiit-hi pleaded
guilty. Judge Redmsn eXsmiued the witness
e. to determine the degree OF guilt and then
sentenced the respondent to pay fine Of 80
and costs. the whole amounting 10 Sl2 IS.
which IVES psid snd the respondent discharged
Judge Remnants decision was eminenty iu-t
and vet there j. another side to the matter
which did not come before him, and that other
side ws- well expressed by Mr.. David Friend
who was present snd explained that Mr.. 70
rit>ki and hi. children were foreigners ihai
they have very imperfect understanding Of
our lsuguage snd therefore mi-interpre, and
b,come excited over the acts OF mi,cheyou.
ooy- VITO really mean no harm. Mr. Friend
most emphatcaliy advised hat these foreign
boS- he let alone.