Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
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talk. Of .ummering at Rockland with hi.
family.
The Acadian Hotel, a, Castine. IA.
opened to Summer travel. on Monday OF
this week
For cloth dressing and wool earding.
| read the advertisement Of the Brooksyille
Wooden Mil.
Two herring nets have been found of
Schoodic Island which the owner can recover
a, Bar Island
-Ek-Coun;y Commissioner Jos G.
Walker. OF Brooksville. wa. in this cit,
Monday and Tuesday.
Those wanting wool carded or cloth
woven should read the advertisement, Of Mr..
Smith Of Eas, sullivan.
The petition Of the masons Of Bar Har-
Dor and vicinity. to the Grand Lodge. for a
new Lodge a; tina, place. was refused.
i, is reported that some fine specimens
of ruby and native silver were taken from
the Franklin mine Saturday afternoon.
The Steamer City Of Bangor took an
excursion party from Bangor to Bluehill
Tuesday aRd viii return TO-DAY (W.dne.-
day.
! The dry goods auction advertised for
this Wednesday, evening, has been post
poned until tomorrow evening. THURSDAY,
/ MAY 18th.
We are under obligations to Felix 6.
HAYNES. Esq. member Of the School Com
mi,tee of Andoyer. Mass, for repor, Of
the schools in tina; town.
The Republican State Convention to
nominate candidate for Governor and
Presidential Electors uill be held in Au-
gusta "wednesday June ..
The upper aoor Of Ernery's hail. in
Buckspor. has been leased by Phoenix
Temple Of Honor and Verona Grange The
hall was dedicated Thursday evening.
The Ellsworth Free Baptist Quarterly
Meeting will hold its next session in the
Free Baptist Ves,1 at Yves, Ellsworth.
June Is and 20. Conference. FRIDAY, a,
O'Clock.
Street COMMISSIONS Mel arland j. hAv-
ing quite a large amount Of gravel hauled on
to that portion Of Main Street. which form.
the eastern approach TO the bridge. This is
a much needed improvement.
Tn. Whig states that Nayur Brown has
received communication from the Prcsi-
den; Of the Lake Magantic Railway Co.
accepting the proposition to pay $50 600
for the oity's in;eres; in the Bangor a Pts
estaquis Road
Read the advertisement OF Fredk H.
Moses. the Bueksport Florist. His tomato
and celery plants are among the hes, to be
obtained anywhere, and gardeners will save
time and money by ordering them a, S
ID. wiggin'.-
Mr.. J. r. Long. Of Eas, Bluehill, writes
US that on the 18th Of tn. month he clipped
l0s l2 lbs. Of wool from Il sheep, the hea,-
lest fleece weighing Q "a lbs. and the light
e., lbs. Nine Of the aock have produced
IA lambs, one having triplets.
The survivors Of the ist Ree; Maine
Heavy Artillery Volunteers, propose to hold
q reunion sometime during the coming sum
mer. Comrades favoring ,hi. movement,
and who Will participate, will please motif,
5. z. Hill, Secretary of the association, a,
Buckspor,, Maine.
-Messrs. Gott & Moore have opened a
FISH nnarke, under the mea; marke, Of Camp
bell True. The small steamer which is to
run in connection with the fish market has
no, yet put in its appearance but Is expected
IN q few DAYS. We are informed that there
has been some delay in getting in the ma
ehinery-
The physician, who made the autopsy
on the body of Edwin c. Oakes, says the re-
main, show no indication Of foal play The
body had the appearance Of having been in
the water three OF four months. which dis
proves the statement Of his having been
seen in California, as il is absli tha; length
Of time since he was reported missing. The
remains were buried in Newport
The janitor Of the Methods, Church,
neglected to turn of the lights and shut the
doors. after the service Sunday night, Po-
iceman Larkln, seeing the Church brilliantly
lighted, after 10 O'Clock, went in and finding
no one there, attended to putting out the
lights and closing the doors. In the hurry
to get home between the showers somebody
must have forgotten something.
There was a meeting Tuesday evening
Of those parties who have subscribed for
stock to build-a Wooden Factory in this city.
Committees were chosen to draft bylaws and
consider other points relative to perma-
nent organization. We are informed tina,
nearly all the stock required has been sub
scribed and everything looks favorable to
the success of the new enterprise.
"A, the annual meeting Of the members
of the Hancock Co. Savings Bank held
Monday the 10th inst, the following Trust
ees were chosen: Geo. PArcher, Calvin G.
Peck. Nyriek Avery, Newell B. Coolidge
and James T. Davis. At subsequen, meet
ing of the Trustees, George Parcher was
elected President and Charles c. Burrill
Treasurer.
The Ladies Of the Congregational So
eisty bsld sale end supper in Hancock
Hall Thursday evening. followed. Friday
evening, by concert and scenes from the
Piekwick Papers The sale and supper were
we'll attended and ths profits highly satis.
factory. The Hall was well filed. Friday
evening, and the Court scene, Bardell VS..