Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-29


Hon. Eugene Hale has been appointed
one OF the Board OF visitors to West Point
Notice the Advertisement Of +. Il.
Aiken in smother column. Call and see
! him at his new store
The service, OF the Unitarian Church.
until further notice, will be held a follows
Church service at 10 30 A. NJ; Sunday
School al II NJ.
/ ON Tuesday afternoon at about 4
| O'Clock. two large Deer were seen within
I half mile of the city. nesr the house of
! +. Saunders.
The Ellsworth posi Office mourus the
{ absence OF assistant post master, J. w.
/ Briinmer. E>q., who i Visiting FOR = few
I days al Cherpielj.
! MIR. John Chrisiy has closed his barber
shop under the City Hotel for a time. and
/ during the Summer months offers hi,
services to the visiting crowds at Bar Har-
Dor
Sch. Fioreo OF Cas,ine, went ashore
a, Sullivan Fall. last saturday. The deck
F., load belonging to Mr.. II B. Mason. WAS
I taken of IN rats. and the vessel taken 10
for repairs
-Uuion Enylue Co.. OF thi. City. have
received an invitation TO attend the Fire.
mems Muster. to be held al DAnvers.
Mass. Jaly 4th. Prizes are offered to the
amouu: OF $3.50
A gentleman of this village in behalf
oi himself aud Others, visited Gou ldsboro
Ia, week with the moaey In his poke, TO
/ iavest in = mine. bat returned with hi.
money because prices mere way, way
shove his figure.
The walking Mania has reached
Franklin. Posters announce that a match
VI. take place there, 'his Thursday eve
Mug. Nav 29,h, between J. Donovan OF
th- city. aud +. Parody OF Bangor.
Heavy iro,;s almo,, every night for
toe last week. Ice in the horse tubs i re-
ported from Hancock and other places
Frozen popa'o tops at obs. and the gentle
wavin. of the tomato plant, eiyeth place
n ti~ cold wave, now upon "a.
said 10 sugar. alum Ia bread. peas In
cofsc. plaster ia -four. are common place.
II niusle nails with dried black currAuts.
{, the Refinement Of adulteraiion. Ask the
gentleman who purchased the mixture a,
a grocery Ia Ellsworth, on Monday.
-Piusfore has arrived IN Ellsworth
The children in the juvenile singing school
are singing 1t. We understand thar they
are 70 have a grand Picnic very soon. The
school MURDERS about my. and there Is
room tor more.
We understand that Mr.. Fred. Moses
intend. visiting Ellsworth soon with 4 fine
a. ,runcut al plants. &c. for the coming
season. NJ. Moses success a. Florist
speak, well for the quality and reliability
OF the beautiful things which he sells.
Mr. u. II. Eppes ha- purchased the
sock aud good viii Of Ar. Thomas Ma-
nan. Market, and viii coniinne the bus
ness al The old stand Mr.. MAhan con-
templates removal 10 m.lder climate Oh
account OF his health.
-Notwi;hstandn. business depression.
large number Of dwellings In town are
under ding repairs, suggested by necessity
| or taste on the part OF their owners, and
carpenters aud painters are having n busy
tIme--lf il will only last!
-Chas. Peters. Esq. o! {. & T.. :. Pc
tiers, i in town for the taIrd time thi,
spring Mr.. Peters reports a feeling OF
security, and Improved condition 10 busl-
ness circles. in y. y. and what IS OF more
I importance here, a more promising out
{ look ia the lumber market.
DIR. Vaughan, the accomplished editor
OF the AMERICAN, and wife. are at present
visiting Portland. frr the purpose Of say
I ing good bye to Mr.. Stanly Pullen. brother
OF Mrs. Vaughan. who is on the point of
departure for Europe. Patrons will per-
haps not need to be told this. and must
pass our imperfectiens by for two
weeks.
4 The AMERICAN is pleased to scknowl-
edsc a call from Mr.. Caldwell Couillard
OF the Boston Herald, and Mr.. " T.
! Pendleton, Treas. Of the Bluehili Mining
Smelling Co. on Tuesday last. Mr.. Couil-
lard has been for the past week, investiga-
ting the condition Of things At the Bluehill
Mines aud his interesting letters are 10 be
found in the columns of the Herald. lie
nj .-;,b
the outlook. To-day these gentlemen go
to Sullivan. to examine aud report the
Silver Mines.
Not little disappointment and an
) noysnce was experienced. last sabbath, by
some members of the Unitarian Society
who were necessarily aud unavoidsbly
! absent the previous sabbath, when notice
|, was given from the pulpit OF change in
, time OF service, and no mention made 10 the
American Of this change, by the Committee
having this duty ia charge. II every alb
sence from Church was realized as a loss,
there might not be, as there is now, cause
for this complaint.
The last meeting for the season of the
Unitarian Social aud Benevolent Society,
on wednesday last, was very probably
and pleasantly entertained during the eve
ming by DR.. Abbie Fulton, who gave al
exhibition OF pictures With the SciopticoD.
showing many of the places and edifices
of Interest. visited by her in her European
travels. Ii was the lady's first experience
with the Sciopticon, bat she manipulated
it very satisfactorily, aud her descriptions
and explanations were very acceptably ant
gracefully given.
The Anniversary concert of the Bap
tist Sabbath School, took place on Sunday
Z evening according to announcement. Al
!, though the sky was threatening. the churcl
] was crowded to its utmost capacity lons
n before the appointed time. The exercises
d were more varied than usual, aud col
y net and chime OF bells added novelty to tn
occasion. The whole concert gave ev