Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-30
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One Wees wianowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

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Three ue~ MIXERS OF the fiany trihe
have receuBiy De discovered in the fresh
waters az Ntaiae and have been named IA
honor OF ae hsn aud game commission
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Stanley. IRE three fish are to be found in
the Peuobsco' or its tributaries.
Rev. e. R Smith, for the past eight
years ps-tor OF the Congregational church
at FarmiagroD, at Sundays service pre-
scented his resignation to take I. feet he
first Sunday in November. Mr.. Smith has
accepted cali 10 the Pawtucket Congre-
gationsl church OF Lowell, Mass.
! Charles r Wilmot, member OF The
| firm OF Goldsmith, Wolf & Co., New York,
was found dead in his apartments at the
Kineo house Sunday morning. Death
was due to heart failure. Mr.. Wlmot
reached the hotel Saturday night, having
come up the lake from Greenville In his
pleasure yacht, after two weeks fishing
| trip In the st Johns river. He was at the
time apparently In the best of health.
| At the tweDty-third annual reunion Of
the Maine Veteran association the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
| William r. Blsckmsn, OF Cambridge,
Mass, vice president r. G. Mcfarland, OF
Lamoine, John q. Hsney, of Bangor.
Frank Campbell OF Cherry field; quarter
master, J. K. KnowIton, OF Camden;
adjutant, James b. Neagle, Of Lubec. 1t
was voted to meet, next year, at the time
OF the national encampment in Boston.
William F. Greenough, for twenty five
years city editor OF the Taunton Gazette
and correspondent of the Boston Herald,
died at his home in Taunton last week
Mr.. Greenough was one OF the best known
ewspaper men in southern New England
and universally liked for his many ster-
ling qualities. He was a native OF Calais
and went to Taunt twenty five years
ego. He was fifty-six years old and leaves
a widow and three sons. The body was
taken to Calais for interment.
Ellis M. Smith, of Mac HAS, one of the
best-known duck hunters in the State,
and famous shot, went out duck hunt
ing on Friday afternoon. Mr.. Smith is
"many years young''-a fact proved by
his keen vision and steadiness of aim.
He had proceeded but short distance
when he discovered five black ducks sit
ting on a rock, and while his younger
companion was watching them through
the glass, this veteran sportsman crept
round to a good position and killed them
all at single shot.
The dates for the twenty-fourth annual
meeting Of the Maine teachers association
have been set for October o. % and "a
a complete programme is being prepared
by those having it in charge. Among the
speakers for the general sessions will be
Charles d. Hine, secretary Of the Connec-
ticut state board OF education, DR.. Will
liam j. Long, author of several volumes
of nature stories, and Henry T. Bailey,
recently superintendent Of drawing in
Massachusetts,. These are all well known
and able speakers and most interesting
convention is anticipated.
By a fire, supposed to have been set by
tramps, the almost completed Unitarian
church at Fort Fairfield, residence and
the ell OF another residence were de-
stroyed last Thursday morning. The
church edifice, on which there was loss
Of e, 700 and insurance OF 81 700, was ready
for plasteriDg. The residence destroyed
WAS owned and occupied by Mrs. Sarah
j. Libby, and was valued at 1880. The
ell OF residence occupied by County
Attorney Herbert T. Powers and owned
by Mrs. Libby was damaged to the extent
of Il 900. Mrs. Libby's property was in
sared.