Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-01


uSios fENrrrAscl MKarIss-Every sunday atS;'i
Read the notice of la~n mower for
sale.
The late rains have insured a good
grass crop.
Prank A. Wood has been appointed
postmaster at Salisbury Cove.
DR.. Haines intends being absen, from
town the first few DAYS of neat week.
Flags on all the shipping in port were
set at half-nast throughout the DAY on
TUESDAY.
The steamer Little Bulrercup now
makes dali, irip, between sullivan and m
termedi.te land.ngs
-B.F. Stinson of South IVES, larhqr
ad,ertises to furnish Ozone at a reduced
price during the mex, ninet, days.
Miss Martha Jellison of this CITY, a
lad, ia her eighty -eighth wear. recently pa
pered a room without any assistance.
Thu monthly conference Of the Bapti.,
Church viii b, held Saturda, evening an
the Congregations ,estN. IA tins oIiy.
The Steamer Cit, Of Richmond has
been given her new measurement, $40 tons,
nearly - tons increase over her former size.
The new steamer "Elecia" Will soon be
placed on the line bciwccn Bar Harbor and
Sullivan. and nil make three trips daily
during the visiting season.
Mr.. {. {. Getchell Who has been en-
plo,el a. foreman in the Ellsworth foun-
Dir, since it started. len for Fargo, Dakota.
Monday morning. where he intends TO io-
cate permanently
For the management u the long pro-
cr>sion which marched 'o the ccnrtsr,, ON
TUESDAY. great credit i. du, 10 J. l.. Whit
comb. Eho acted A. Marshal and To W q.
o. McDona.d and George Higgins. h.' aid.
Attention j, called 10 the advertisement
Of Capt lvars Grant of BuoAsVori- Those
wanting horse, ior business or pleasure Mi!
do we'll 30 look at his valuable stock ~
horses Wh,ch he j. offering low 20 close out.
The next session Of the Ellsworth
Quarter, Meeting ws,l be- held IN the
Methodist House. m Ellsworth. june lf-
Is. Committee OF arrangements vail Va al
III. Meeting House. Conference Fuday lob
a; oue o'clock.
Tie Belfast JaHra-i saws carpenters,
joiarr,. and other laboTers are IA demand
At Castus nov. Employer, are Obliged 90
20 out Of town 20 find men enough for their
WORK. Thu. i a happ, change from What
vas the case two or three YEAR agu.
Re, Henri, T. Robins. u. -. ,s'c Pre-
ideut Of Cobb, University. has been elected
Professor of Christian E'h.s, ia Rochester
Iheo!ogica! seminary. \cN York. and al,
assume the duties 60; h.s uea position after
several months Of ira,c! ia Europe.
Mr.. y. II. swan. OF Water, llc. Nil De
the caterer a, The ground Of lake Marn"-
cook tarry the season. Nj Swan ts one
II %, NOS; ,aCccs.tu. caterers 30 the State
aui th, fact thai be wi.i ,aupl, the iahir.
for the crowds that 81. Visit tina, fa,ort'e
rrsnri th.. season. L. guarantee TIA: ali
vi. be abundant, pro' idrd for.
An Exchange ,a,> a gentleman VA, 90
North Berwick. last week. looking 'ur a
suitable hu.d,ag. With ~atcr-povcT. in
vhlrh 20 manufacture army blankets. lie
hA, q contract With the government. which
vil probably require four ~ f,t scar- 20
f4.f. oar new Wuo.en Nil would afford
al excellent opporiuui,, for such contracts.
Pa, Inspector Joseph A. smith has
been selected b, Sccrrtar, Chandler ior The
appointment, a, Chief 81 Bun-au Of piY,I.-
iru, aid clothing With rank and pay 81 a
Pa,masier General q tn Nav. Pa,mas-
irF smith j. a native Of Name and entered
the Nav, in l>Gu. lie Was appointed from.
tia, city. Of which be- va, for several wear,
a resident.
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marked degree Of ski!i As an artist coupled
with fine taste for art Miss Siookbrdge
already has large GAS IN painting and
such specimens Of her ~ork cannot ial! to
bring Others 10 her for instruction
Our Lh'ts hIaes and the AHrscTy. Tor
June. has becu received and j. rcpiei" With
attractions for children. ho'h IT. ps,tares
and reading matter. submitted 10 the test Of
the criticism Of the children themselves.
ma 10. fb. ased volng agaiu lust a. vi'i...
/, II +. nubli.brd by the Russell Putt 20
ir,, O. Bo.ron for the low pric- of - ~
~, srr,,r, for single cpp,,.. ar i've COMES
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The catalogue oi the Eastern STATE
Normal school, al assume lof 'he ear END
lng June md l>N-' h4s been issued ms
Institution mas had very prosperous year
Al the ran term There were lu- students
al the winter term 80 al 'he spring term.
l3h. Total Tor tue YEAR 10 some "i
these pupils attended more Than one term
but H'6 persons awaited themselves OF The
privileges Of the school Graduation eA-
ercises May 3lsi and June lst-
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win one 'i,ou.l''u '.lousi @''u ~ az ~,
senee q ,o1iIe'n lHo-'.' W
9nlE one Hu'iuieu a'iL ."en'' p ,"eH
us "1s 'Ie Va 80
lie"'s iio' ie'laeie1 i1.,'o a'ie pe'' Va ~
e~1'''N4 "'''e' 81 WI ''e'
Nr,,ovr,t Srpvo< On Sunday after
noon iunye.siye memorial service, were
beld in Hancock Hail under the au.pices Of