Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-05

! Hot weather has struck in earnest Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday he thermome
ter reached about 90 In the shade.
l. Visitors report the exercises Of exam
iuation and graduation OF the Eastern
! Normal School last week as eroeiient.
The ladies of the Baptist Society con-
template holding their annual Strawberry
Festival in Hancock Hall. on Wednesday
evening, June llth.
The County Commissioners met here,
Monday, and proceeded to Bar Har6or
Tuesday, to consider the petition of A. F.
Higgins and twenty six others. relative to
Il new town way.
The much needed rain commenced
fallin. here 90 Sunday evening. TIE
Spring work OF farmers is well advanced.
many having finished, and rain at this
time will do vast amount OF good
The hot weather has caused a number
of our citizens to begin making arrange
menis for removing their families nearer
the sea shore. LamoIne j. the fsvorite re-
sort for Ellsworth people during the hot
months.
Tie regular monthly meeting Of Union
Engine Co. No ?. will be held on Monday
evening next. at which time the Company
will consider the proposition OF attending
the Firemen's Muster 10 be held 10 Dan
vers, Mass, July lth.
-one Of our promineu; dry goods deal
ers has recently become aware OF the fact
that his ewes are falling him and has been
compelled 10 resort TO the use of glasses.
lie attributes the difficulty to the fact that
he has been a constant reader ~ the "
Sun. moral: Don't read the sun.
Mr.. K +. Chase will sccep, our thanks
FOR copy Of the Dedication March COM
posed by him sud to be performed by the
military bands at the dedication OF the Ma
sonic Temple 10 Belfast, July An. The
title page gives fine picture OF the new
Temple. surrounded by masonic emblem.
MIR. K. NJ. Peck, who Is about TO open
a wrifin. school in Masonic Building. has
just completed, With the pen, Benjamin
franklin's rules for money getting. in
rebu. form, which il on exhibition in the
Postoflice. II is Gne specimen Of pen
drawing.
We are indebted to Mr.. Y II. Powers,
Of orland, FOR copy Of The Bdgle publish
ed in Castiue. February 9Th, 1910. The
Eagle was printed every Tuesday by
Samuel Hall. Castine. Imouth OF PenObscot
River. District Of Maine. J" As a relic and
mans We have seen.
We received a very pleasant call, on
Monday. frsm Prof. r. l.. Bartlett OF Port
land. State Assayer. and Francis Worcester
Esq. OF Sullivan, who has done much
towards developing the mining interests OF
this County. Both gentlemen express
great faith 10 the mineral wealth OF eastern
Maine.
Mr.. Ed. Bonsey met with quite an &C
cident last Wednesday afternoon and had
a narrow escape from still more serious
one. While trying TO get on to a load Of hay
his horse started to run throwing him 10
the ground, aud tipping the load OF hay
ever on 10 him. He escaped with broken
arm from which he suffers considerably.
but which is thought TO be doing We'll.
Mary J. Rising. NJ. d., was admitted
TO membership ia the Bridgeport. Connec-
ticut Neaical Society at its May meeting.
DR.. Rising is graduate of Michigan Uni
yersity Woman's Journal.
| 1t is gratifying to the friends OF this lady
in Ellsworth, TO know that her superior
qualifications, as a physician, are receiv-
ing just recognition by the Medical frater-
nifty of Conn.
We have received a copy of the first
Issue OF The Retormer, a bright and spicy
| little sheet,published by Rev. J. ii. Mooers
OF this city and devoted 10 questions Of
reform. The first number gives promise
OF being well worth the price OF an annual
subscription and the large number OF Tenn
persnce and Reform Club members In the
county should insure its being literally
| sustained.
Three OF Paddock's concentrating
tables arrived at the BuehilI Copper Min
| ing and Smelling Cos. works Saturday
These machines which were ordered some
time ago, will more than double the ca
paeity of the mill. The shaft at this Com
psrys mine is now in q very large body of
solid sulphurets. The Company's annual
meeting will be held at Bluehil next Tues
day.
The graduating exercises at the East
Maine Conference Seminary in Bucksport,
will occur on Wednesday, June 18th.
Every possible arrangement has been
made to furnish the friends and patrons
with a most enjoy able entertainment, and
the Glass OF 70, will doubtless be long re-
membered as one of the best that has gone
out from this justly celebrated Institution
of learning.
On Monday, about noon as James
Mosiey aged about 10 years, son OF Capt.
Alvarsdo Mosley was pic king up DRIFT wood
from Halls wharf. he lost his balance and
fell into the water. Another boy, who
was with him At the time, gave the alarm
as soon as possible. but too late to save
him from drowning. The body was re-
covered after having been in the wateI
about half an hour. Coroner J. r. Jordsr
was called to view the body but after learn.
ing the facts regarded it as accidental anc
considered an inquest unnecessary. Capt
Mosley and his wife were in Bangor at thu
time the accident occurred.
The American Institute Of Instruc
ton" will meet at the Fabyan House. il
the White Mountains, July 8. 8. 10. and IL
4. This promises to be the largest and mos
: interesting educational meeting ever he'll
In this country. Steamboats,. Railroad
and Hotels will furnish accommodations o