Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-27

Mrs. Hannibal Hamlin, at Genoa, on the
steamer ems" Wednesday, June II,
after pleasant voyage. He intends to
pass week at Genoa, and then go to the
Gastein springs. Judge Emery writes that
his health began to show marked improve
ment as soon as he embarked on the ocean
and the improvement continues.
A handsome eleven passenger buckb board
has just been turned out of the H. E.
Davis factory. 1t was built to order for
George p. Osgood. and is one of the finest
jobs of the kind recently turned out. 1t
has the Richards long distance axle, with
full oak and hickory gear. 1t is trimmed
in russell with springs in the backs Of the
seats. 1t has Princeton No. 5 lamps, oil
burners. This handsome turnout carried
party to Shady Nook last Sunday, and
attracted great deal of attention.
Zenas l.. Richardson, of Bar Harbor, was
tried in the municipal court before Judge
Dutton last Thursday, on charge OF as
sault preferred by P. w. Ford, of Bar
Harbor. Mr.. Richardson was ordered by
Officer Higgins to go to Ford's saloon and
misses for liquor. Ford ordered him to
leave the premises. He refused to do so,
and Ford procured the warrant for his
arrest, claiming he drew revolver.
Judge Dutton, after hearing the evidence,
acquitted Mr.. Richardson. Charles f.
Wood appeared for defendant and j. E.
Bunker, jr., for plaintiff.
Among visitors to the city during the
past week We're l.. B. Deasy, j. F. Hodg-
kins, NJ. Franklin, Mrs. l.. L. Roberts,
NJ iss Kate Moran, iss Nellie Haines, J.
II. Bunker, jr., Charles II. Wood, E. B..
Richards, j. w. Burns, A. S. Bunker, }.
f. Clark, r. F. Moran, J. II. Prescott,
James Cutter, Raymond Joy, Frank T.
Young, s. 5. Bunker, Bar Harbor; Mrs.
White, Mrs. Bowden, Bass Har Dor; H. Fl.
Clark, Henry Clark, Southwest Harbor;
Nathaniel Noyes, Sullivan; c. B. Small,
Green's Landing; f. E. Pettengill, Frank
lin; George A. Dodge, F. j. Herrick,
Daniel Dunn, Bluehill; F. B. Moon, Mt.
Desert Ferry; A. P. Bunker, East brook;
A. c. Holt Mort h Lamoine; c. S. Thomas,
Mt. Desert; S. f. Hall, George S. Crane,
e. n. Towle, T. A. Partridge, Bucksport;
H. f. Benson, fremont.
A horse belonging to Campbell & True,
and attached to an ice wagon, made
things lively for little while last We'd
nesday afternoon by running away. The
runaway started from Lincoln street and
ran down Oak street. Near the corner of
Church street the forward wheels parted
company with the rest Of the wagon, and
the horse, relieved of the greater part of
his load, started for Main street at an
accelerated speed. His flight through
Main street awakened the usual interest,
and the usual demoniacal yells, which
only served to increase the fright of the
poor animal. At State street the run
away turned the corner, ran along the
sidewalk to THE AMERICAN Office corner,
turned back on State street, got mixed
up with the shafts and forward wheels,
and stopped. The horse was badly cut.
OF Miss Clio Chilcott the Lewiston
Journal has the following among its
biographical sketches of the class of '95,
of Colby university:
Miss Clio Melissa ChilcOtt, of Ellsworth was
born in sullivan twenty two years ago. She
lifted for college at the Ellsworth high school,
where she graduated in 1889, and valedic-
torian. She treasurer of the class her
freshman year. In the sophomore year she was
vice president of the class, n member of the
conference committee, vice president of the
Ladies' boating club, treasurer of the Y. w. c.
A.. and Il member of the Ladies' tennis asso.
citation. She had the third Junior part and was
chairman of the executive committee of the
class. She is now president of the Ladies'
cycle club, and has commencement part. She
Is a member of the Sigma Kappa society.
Miss Chilcott is daughter of the late
j. c. Chilcott, for so many years the able
and honored editor of THE AMERICAN,
whose death occurred in April, 1893.