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

The Green Mountain Carrisge Road Co
shas put in bill TO the legislature authorizing
III 10 maintain toll carriage road in the town
3of Eden, beginning at the foot of Green Noun
\ tain at Eagle Lake road and. extending to the
summit of the mountain The company is
supposed to take the road as for public pur-
opposes, by right Of eminent domain.
A parlor vestibule train left Boston on the
.,morning of the 18th ult.. under the auspices OF
3Messrs. Rs, mond 4 Whitcomb. for trip OF
3eighty-two DAYS in Mexico and vicinity
Among the large party were DIR. and Mrs.
3Bridgham of sullivan, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
wv. Ll nam OF Concord. n. H.. Mr.. James p.
iSimp>ou of Newton. Mass, and Mr.. Joseph r.
3Simpsou of Chicago. All of the above named
sare now. or have been. residents OF sullivan.
The Bangor Ne,cs reports a case of scar
glet fever at the boarding house OF Mrs Jerr,
Morton, Castlne, where a club OF Normal stu
9deuts board. The patient was Miss Bee Per
skins OF Orrington and the other members of
sthe club scattered Immediately. Those who
sneNer had the fever went home. Those W no
shad removed to other lodgings. Ii is hoped
sthe disease will not affect any Others OF the
school. as it is the middle of very successful
term.
AT the sheritrs sale OF the Green Mountain
Railway Cos property AT Bar Harbor last
iweek. Messrs. ID. W. Brewer. Perry Brew !
Ter and c. o. Carpenter, creditors of the rail-
sway company bought the hotel at nomnsl
Figure; the furniture, etc. was sold to Mr.. j /
Nt
and also a creditor, and W. A. Milliken. " ho
Bought the steamer, is Bar Harbor coal
iraler.
ON the evening OF Jan. II. party Of thir-
i neighbors and friends met at the residence
-of Mr.. Samuel Young OF Surry TO celebrate,
Mrs. Ioung'> >ixty-first birthday. The table
was loaded with its goodies from which the.
3inntr man was beautifully supplied. Then
followed remarks from Mrs. Young. and poet
Try was read BY Miss Ina Conner, and others
Us hich was very interesting ;then follow ed nice
Treat OF fruit and cake. Old time plays were
introduced and were enjoyed by ali. On the
,whole 1t was pleasant time.
-Buck>port had little excitement, carly
Monda, morning OF last week, in the shape OF
n fire which broke out in Parker'- ship-yard.
,at shout = O'Clock. II is supposed to ha,el
scsu&ht from stove in the work shop. in which
ii hot biazr had been left over night. The
building. some 20x30. was destroyed together.
swith all the tools. Il lot of models and mOuldsl
'of vessel, and suit OF sails belonging to thel
Fanny Reed. Several vessel. Were in the ward,
being repaired and the schooner Lunettr lyingi
.alou.>de The >torrhou-e caught fire forward,
and ws> cons iderabiy damaged. The whole
a. val be about $500 and there wa- no iu,ur-
,ance on the properly.
ON account Of The appearance Of ease of
ijph,heria at the East Name Conference Semi;
NARY at kuck-port. fey weeks ago. It was
.iecidrd 10 close The institution. il al be re-
membered. The faculty has now decided iol
reopen the winter term Wednesday of this
week and to have but one week of vacations
between the Winter and spring terms. the lat
tier 10 begin one week later than advertised.
The Buck>port Board OF Health have made n
Statement to the fleet that they have careful-i
Is and thoroughly disinfrctcd that portion Oh
the seminary buildings infected by the recent
ra>e. and 20 far they can determine ihes
building : safe. They found or know OF MOI
DocAI cause for The continuance OF the disease