Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-11-01

his vile, VINO Is St1ll mere Win her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Campbell, will
join him.
Charles Stover and his son Fred, who
are located at Jonesboro, arrived Satur-
day for few days visit to their home in
this city.
Charles E. Lyon and wife, of Bangor,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lyons parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Hopkins, in this
city.
Judge Haskell, of the supreme court,
passed day or two at Ellsworth this
week, on his way home from holding
court at Machias.
The next session of the Ellsworth
quarterly meeting of Free Baptists will
be held in the new church at South Blue
hill, Nov. 13, II and 15
Freeman Wheelden had a finger of his
right hand jammed between two planks
while working on planning machine at
the Burrill MILL one day recently.
S. G. Stevens and Capt. Freethy, OF
Brooklin We're in town Tuesday Mr..
Stevens, with his family, exp pects to come
to Ellsworth for the winter about Dec. l.
Percy a. Smith, of the electric light
company, who broke his thigh by fall
from pole, caused by an electric shock,
in August last, was out for the first time
last week.
Schools at Brimmer's Bridge, No. 2, and
North Ellsworth, Nos. and 9, will begin
under the same teachers employed last
term.
NJ iss Jessie Foster and her niece, Miss
Fannie, of Bar Harbor, were in town
visiting friends a few days last week.
They rode home on their bicycles Sun
day afternoon.
Hezekiah Webster, of Deer Isle, SEN
fenced to six years for rape; George B.
Young, of Ellsworth, four years for
assault with intent to kill, and William
w Robbins, of Deer Isle, one year for
burglary, We're taken to the State prison
at Thomaston, Wednesday of last week.
Leamon L. Moore, " no has so aceepta
bly, filled the position OF aub-principal of
the high school for the past two terms, has
resigned the position ON account of ill
health, and Harry L. Walker, a graduate
a 80, has been ~..a.,~,. - fill IL
vacancy, Mr.. Moore has shown himself
an excellent teacher, and all are sorry 10
lose his services, but as Mr.. Walker is, in
the Judgment of the supervisor, in every
way qualified for the place, he Will un-
doubtedly prove a worthy successor.
The te,rpnon" company proposes, aa
soon As the copper circuit of the long
/ distance telephone is completed, which
will be in about TWO weeks, to give an
exhibition of the service at Ellsworth,
Bar Harbor and Bangor. At each place
such as are interested in the business will
be invited to call upon the company. In
letter to George II. Grant, of Ellsworth,
4 W.. Denver, assistant general manager
Of the company, says: If the line works
as wcl as ! hope ii will, we will probably
make connection with New York and
| Chicago.
The Unity clubs "birthday party at
the Unitarian vestry last Wednesday
evening was a success socially and tinan-
| cially. There were readings by Miss
Mary A. Greely, who was most cordially
received, and singing by a male quartette
consisting of Messrs. Walsh, Parker,
Austin and Rollins. Light refreshments
were served, and the evening was passed
in pleasant social way.
Evangelists Jones and Allen, who have
been holding revival services at the
Methodist church sor the past few days,
left yesterday for South Orrington where
they will continue their work. The
meetings have been we'll attended and
twenty or more conversions have been
made, While great religious interest has
| been aroused throughout the community.
The revival meetings will be continued
by the pastor of the Methodist church
each evening this week except Saturday.
On Sunday there will be the usual services
during the day, and gospel revival
meeting in the evening.
There is on exhibition in the window
of Robinson's jewelry store a miniature
model of the speedy steam yacht ''NoW
Then The model was made by +. y.
Green, formerly engineer of the yacht,
now deputy collector at Deer Isle. 1t
vas presented by him TO G. w. Higgin
Mr.. Rohin.on's assistant. The model i
abou, = inches long and complete IN
every detail, being made from a regu,d ar
draft of the yacht, NE Nov Then i,
owned by j. Edward Addiclls, of Boston.
and her speed is about 27 knots an hour,
She is eighty-siX feet long, 10 feet beam.