Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-30

broken, and the disjointed bones pro-
truded from the lacerated flesh. The in
jury is such that even il it is not found
necessary to amputate the arm, the elbow
joint viii always be stiff.
The fremen were called out Tuesday
afternoon by fire originating around a
chimney in Mrs. Il. G. Swett's board
ing house. The damage was slight and
is covered by insurance. The building is
owned by Senator Hale.
Irving G.. Hill, OF Revere, Mass, has
been i'll Ellsworth for the past week vis-
ittng relatives and friends. He returned
home Tuesday to resume his duties on the
Revere police force. Mr.. Hill is former
| Ellsworth boy. This is his first visit here
for fourteen years.
AT the Catholic church this week re-
| newal OF the mission held there last May
is being given. 1t began last Sunday and
will continue through the week. Two
missionary priests, Frs. Zilles and Otter
bine, are in charge OF the services, which
are held at and s a. m, and 73O p. m.
Ellsworth did herself proud in the en-
c,
and the seventy odd representatives. from
all over Maine cannot fail to appreciate
The efforts OF Ellsworth's citizens. 1t is
! said that last weeks meeting was the
most en njoyable one ever held by the or
gsnization.-Bar Harbor Record.
The western division of the Bucksport
Ministerial association will be held at
Eddington Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of next week. Rev. l. II. w.
Wharf, OF this city, will open the dis
cussion on the topic: "The Duties OF
American Citizenship"
Rev. c. E. Woodcock, pastor of the
Free Baptist church, will exchange pull
pits next Sunday with Mr.. Lucken bach,
| the divinity student who has been labor
ing at Eastbrook the past summer. The
rite OF baptism will be administered to
several candidates at East brook
/ The social season OF 1878 will be fairly
/ inaugurated this week. Tuesday night
at Oed Fellows hall the Senator Hale hose
/ company had the first of series of social
dances which will be given during the
season. Thursday night Monaghan's
band Will give its annual concert and
/
Rebek kahs will give their first soeiabe.
An Ellsworth young man, who is So
journing here for a few weeks, writes THE
AMERICANS Great Pond correspondent,
was taking solitary walk through the
woods the other day " hen a bob cat made
its appearance aud chased him. He had
no weapon for defense, bat he suddenly
developed hitherto unsupported speed
as a sprinter. The pace at which he COW
erea tte ground ought to give him
reeoE
The state board OF trade delegates have
returned to their homes loud IN
their praise of ElIsworth's hospitality.
The board has held sessions IN widely
different parts OF he State, and in their
! journeyings to and fro the delegates
have visited every county in Maine save
two, Knox and Lincoln, but never in all
/ the eight years he board has been in ex-
istence has it been accorded warmer
/ welcome or mere boundless hospitality
! than that VouChsafed it at the hands of
the Ellsworth board of trade and he
! citizens of Ellsworth. To those however
who are Mt all intimately acquainted with
! the publiC-spirlted business men of the
/ busy city on the banks OF Union river
/ this exhibition OF lavish hospitality was
no surprise, because ii has for years been
characteristic of Ellsworth's citizens to
extend a royal welcome to visitors III
their midst Industrial Journal.
The Tisdale house which is now being
torn to pieces to be remodelIed into
library, is interesting specimen OF
house building OF three quarters OF a
century ago, and recalls the days of big
/ ium Der on ulon river. The NalnscOt-