Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-23

crossing the Green mountain railroad and then
running along the western shore Of Turtle
Lake, so-ealled. to the road which was opened
by the Mt. Desert and Eastern Shore Land
Company and which runs to the road TO Seal
Harbor. There is no question that this
would make a very desirable drive and would
open up some of the lake scenery which Is so
beautiful
AT special meeting of Ellsworth Council,
ROYAL Arcanum in this city last Saturday even
ing. the following officers we're installed by A.
F. Burnhsm. Dept. Supreme Regent: F. b.
Aiken, Regent: A. f. Burnham, V. Regent !;
5. ID Wiggin, Past Regent; o. W. Tspley,
Orator; J. c. Cbiicott. Sec. c. S. Brsgdon.
Collector; J. +. Parsons. Treas; Lewis
Friend, Chap; l. l.. Hslman. Guide; f. K
Hopkins, Warden; Geo. II. Brooks, Sentry
1t was suggested that the new orator give his
maiden lecture on Comets but he asked 10
be excused until the next regular meeting,
when he hopes all members Of the Council
! will be present to hear him. Brer Burnham,
however, gave an excellent and stirring adj
dress on The Duty OF ROYAL Arcapum Men
TO the Order" II was full Of good points.
AT the moon recess at the brick school
house last Friday, Aaron korinski, a Jewish
lad. was struck across the forehead, over one
az hi eyes, with club in the hands of another
lad and received very serious injuries. AT one
time it was feared that the hurt, might prove
fatal but we are glad to hear that the boy is
! doing we'll aud will probably recover. Or.
Lewis Hodekius gave his professional services
TO the injured lad and George B. Stuart was
called upon lawyer to wait upon the
father OF the boy Who struck the blow. The
father promised to do all in his power to make
restitution for the injuries which his son in
/ iicted. No arrests have yet been made. We
are not informed in all particulars to the
merits of this case. but it has been apparent
/ for Years that an unreasonable and seemingly
malicious prejudice has existed on the part OF
some mi>chieNou- boys against the Jewish
children in this city, and they have on many
Occasions been >hamefnlly and outrsgeou.ly
abused and prosecuted. or course these chill
dr,n have The same rights any other chill
dren and should be fully protected in those
rights.
--oue OF the plea>antest events OF the
son. in this city the installation Of the
officers OF Ly .onia Lodge Of Ma,ons at Mason
L. Hall, hast "Wednesday evening. The INSTALL
inc officer was Past Master James T.. Parsons.
assisted by j. +. Cu>hmau - Grand Marshal
and Rev g. h. Chadwick Grand Chaplain.
/ The off 'er> installed are: AIonzo W. Pack
/ ard. W. NJ: hari,> A. Allen. :. W; Fred l..
/ Mason. j w; Lewis Friend. Treas: James
t. Parsons, sect. VIM, Go-sin>, :. u. +. W.
Lord. y. d.; W. j. Duen : ;; Edgar Moore,
J. :. Geo r. Haskell. Tyler. large num-
Der Of ms-on> were present with ladies. The
ceremonies were conducted in manner that
wa- At once pleasant and interesting, and the
season ~ social intercourse which followed
was highly euioyed bN All present. Games 10
some extent we're an attractive fes'ure OF the
evening. 4 b,uutcou> collation. of cake and
fruit was served to which all did Justice. Sew
era were present from out Of town, Including
Mr. Joseph +. Dunn snd daughter and Rev.
q. ". Avery, Of Franklin.
We have received from ]. b. simpson.
Esq ~ Cycago. formerly Of Sullivan, copy
OF n, Tt-4 Reptiles, Il paper printed in
the CITY of Mexico Feh. >. Mr.. simpson is
one % the Raymond and Whitcomb party
which HIT Boston short time ago. The T,cp
KeyBtiicS SAYS 81 ID, I'm:
The first OF the three RAYMOND and Whit
CONT excursions for This season arrived by the
Central Railway last night. There are sixty
eiEH tourists in the party and they remained
IL their special train OF Pullman ve,libulrd
car Il the Buena Vista >tatIou until thi- morn
Ing. AT nine O'Clock they viii come up tow
IN -ievisl lram-cAr> to the Ilurhde hotel
Following this notice j. personnel Of the
party from which We copy the following
Itr md A.. RI. Sui
van. Me Mr.. and Mrs.. {. W LYMAN. Con
cord. y. H.. James simpson. Newton. Mass,
and Joseph b. simpson, Chicsgo. III. The
IRA Helublirs Is daily journal printed In
Engli-h. In it. general make up It will not
compare favorably with the newspapers Of
this country.
-Amory u. Wainwright, president, notlfe-
the -toc knoider, Of the sullivan IIArhor Land
Company. that under the vote OF the stock
holders OF this company, passed Jan. y, 1893
and ratified and confirmed by the directors OF
the sullivan HArbor Land Association, the said
association agrees 10 take - much OF the capt.
Ia stock OF the sullivan Harbor Land Com
pauy 3 may be offered to it by the holders
thereof, on the following terms. viz: on The
surrender OF each one hundred shares Of the
common stock Of the sullivan liarbor Land
Company and the pay ment Of cash subscrip-
ton Of $40. the holder thereof shall receive 20
ii are OF the stock OF said association and mu-
tiple. or smaller amounts in the same proper
lion the right to surrender stock OF this
COMPANY for stock OF the association. A. above
mentioned. TO expire March -, 1898. The
transfer agency OF thi, company viii be closed
on The expiration of this right. over 5h,pV
share, OF the capita stock Of the sullivan Har-
hor Land Company already have A-sented to
/ this plan and have paid the cash subscription
/ therrupou- STOCK aud subscriptions Will he
/ received BY Amory u Wainwright. Boston,
/ who VIII give receipts for the same until GER
tlticates OF the association can be issued.
With the completion of the new steamer
whirh i now being built in Bath, for the
RocAI4nd and Ellsworth line. there will be
given il daily service between Rockland, Blue
bill. Ellsworth and intermediate points. con-
Meeting III Rockland with steamers OF the Bos-
ton Il Bangor ;. ;. Co. and palace cars Of NJ.
{. L. r.. constituting practically direct line
between all landing, and the South and West.
Capt .. Crockett, manager OF the Bluehill
Steamboat Co. has issued circular 10 which
I he >ay>. AT the company ; eastern terminus,
Ellsworth, there will probably be noticed the
greatest Improvement in convenience OF trans
p0rtati0n, namely. the proposed electric road
i from Els worth Falls TO Bayside on the eastern
. shore of Union River Bay. Formerly all pas
-engers over this route to Ellsworth have
I been Obliged to travel By stsge from Surry,
wbIch i'll he overcome by connection with
the proposed electric road at Bay side.
] rAiug passengers distance of three miles
through most delightful country. The
steamer now under construction viii be ready
for the route about May 10Th. and will be
placed ID service, " bile the Juliette is being
put in condition for summer business, when
both steamers " i'll resume trips. leaving Rock
land and ki>w OTth on alternate days, making
daily trips between all landings on the route"
Ellsworth. il has been well said, is a
city OF societies. Installation follows instala-
ton in quick succession. Tuesday evening
Acadia Roya Arch Chapter came to the front
with soeiable and installation combined and
did itself great credit. Those who were pres
ent-aud there were many OF them-are very
emphatic in expressing their appreciation Of
the most EMO! able occasion. John b. Red
man. Past High Priest, was installing officer
assisted by Rev. Bro. g. b. Chadwick as
Chaplain and Past Master T. f. Hale as
Marshal. Officers were installed rs follow ::