Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

! oriuge ms made deal OF trouble for the W Il
ter Co.
The schooner Alida of Boston, now at East
sullivan. is for sale. See advertisement in an
other column.
A Guild has been organized in this city,
IN connection with The Unitarian church The
Guild is to the Unitarian church what the Y.
t. 5. {. +. is to some other churches
The Sargent lsth mill at Bucksport, started
up to run night and day Wednesday Every
thing is now in fine running order and he is
turning off 100000 laths every twenty.four
hours.
The Union Shoe factory has recently held
IL annual meeting and chosen the old board of
officers. j. A. McGown Is treasurer and gen.
erai manager and business seems to prosper
There are sixty-three hands employed and thir-
tA-three cases made day.
AT the Pine Tree State Shoe factory. now
run by b. 4. Cole & Co., 200 hands are en-.
poyed and about lbs cases OF mems fine calf
and dongola shoes turned out daily.
Mr.. Andrew J Dorr of Orland, while on
his way home on recent evening was run
against and knocked down by two boys on
hand>led He WAS picked up unconscious but
soon revived No bones were broken but he
had a cut on his face and wa, considerably
bruised.
John 4. Clark. contractor, Bar Harbor, is
building on the Highbook road a $4,000 cot
tage for Mrs. Geo. A. Robbins OF East 26,h
ST. New York. He ha> completed externally
and has ready for the inside finish $1,000
house on Eden street for Ta,lo dickson of
800 Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
Capt, V. b. Gordon OF West sullivan.
master OF tug boat Phillips Eaton, wa, in this
'ltt one day last week. lie reports that his
boat did good business the past season. stock
inE - 400. Yet she j. not large enough TO do
The business on that river sud bay. He was
about 10 20 to Portland TO see about the con-
structlon of smother boat.
The Eden Swimming Pool Club is having
built at Bar ilarbor. at a cost OF 500 900 large
establishment. There will be frontage on
/ Eden street OF l35 feet and there will he eight
stores in front. There viii be two swimming
pools, one 40XS0 feet and the other 80 feet
square. and the entrance will be al the corner
Of Eden and West streets.
Prof. W. W. Stetson of Auburn. will de-
livera lecture in the Unitarian church next FIJI
day evening. At 7.45 O'Clock. under the auspices
vi the Kings Daughter, and in aid OF the
public reading room. subject of the lecture
A Change That i Imminent" Tickets, -
cents each, at the door, or FIVE for dollar
Tickets also for sale at the reading room.
There i considerable laik about the bay
freezing over. remarks the Belfast .ige and
indeed such result j. not ~ any means i'm
probable. There ha. already been considerable
Ice in the bay aud can be seen el-ew here, ii
l. 5olhtrIng vessels A. far down the bay Il,
Deer Isle. Ii was in the winter OF ls.j that
Penob>cot bay was last thoroughly from over
aud >lci-hins was in order between Belfast
l>ie>boro and Ca>tne
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company's
exhibition car with sample, OF the product. OF
the Canadian Northwest. including all Nare.
tie Of grain. vegetables wood. grasses fruit
minerals. gold. silver, COPPER nickel and nu-
merou- oihrr thing. viii be at Ellsworth. open
for INSPECTION by the public. from "a NJ to ;
T. NJ. the 9th inst. This will Afford TO the cit.
lzenS OF Els" orlh rare opportunity 10 ex-
anime free some OF the products Of the great
tAnadiAn Northwest " hirh + rich in resources.
We boie our citizens Will Keep this Interest,"
Ing coming event IN mind and vi,i, the ear dur
in the day
Beginning Saturday, March II. 1888. the
>tesmcr Frank Jones will leave Rockland.
weather permitting, At Ga. NJ. on Wednesday.
and Saturdays, for Ca>tne. ssrgentyi.le, Deer
Isle. Sedswick. Brooklin. Southwest Harbor,
Jone>port and Machia>port arriving at Ms
chta>port At about P. Nj. Returning will
leave Machia>port weather permitting, on
Mondays and Thursdays. al A NJ for Jones'
port. Mhridge. Bar Harbor. Northeast Har-
bor Southwest Harbor. BROOKLYN, sedgw ick
Deer Isle. sargentVille. Csstine and Rockland,
arris ing at Rpckland at about ) z. NJ. Thi.
arrangement of TWO round trips week will
continue until about the middle OF May. when
thu service will be increased to three round
rips Il week. Seasonable notice OF this will be
gwen. The Frank Jones will stop regularly
Al Northeast Harbor during the summer seq
son. and on signal during the rest of the sea-
son. Regular stops " i'll be made AT the other
landings during the entire season. The Frank
Jones connects at Rockiand with train. Of the
Maine Central railroad for all points to and
from Tue east ana west. he FRANK Jones
e"hnet'' al DAT haFoor win Inc steamers OF
'ie MAINE 'ehtFai F4''rodu "hifh connect
win ~ a'-f'l' ihe Iof Ellsworth Bangor and
AL t''llle III 'thNFai anu Eastern Maine An
a'f"u-'ih5 III ma neeh MADE WIN the po,t-of-
m,,,i,. NH H.. ,.srriaI on th. r-.L -,
and from all it, Stopping places during the en-
IRE summer season. fhe Pullman sleeping
ana paTi0T ear service 10 connection with the
fraph Jones VIII be maintained during the en-
'lTe season, but with improvements and addl-
lions.
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saturday, tty Marshal sweeney was on the
lookout for Edward Ems and Nelson Howard.
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eul' ailrf mo 'he store ana residence OF Arthur
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