Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

see and hear her.
The members of VIM. II. II. Rice Post,
G. A. r., decorated sixty-three graves IN the
various cemeteries on Memorial Day.
Mr.. VI. I. Gilmore, Of Dedham. left on
the boat Tuesday for San Diego. California,
where he intends to locate permanently.
The wife Of DIR. Henry A. Reynolds,
the well-known temperance worker, died on
the 9th ult.. a, Reynolds, Dakota, aged
IS.
The Baptist sewing circle propose hav-
ing their annual strawberry supper next
Wednesday,, June Is, if they can procure
the berries.
The western mali due here at o'clock
p NJ. dbl not arrive Tuesday I'LL $40 L. VI.
The stage was overloaded with passengers,
mostly railroad builders.
The regular term Of Probate Court
which is held at BluehiIl on the first We'd
nesiav of July. will BE- held on Thursday.
the next day, "Wednesday being the Fourth
The experimenting school committee
are looking closely after truants and those
~ho persist in playing t-uant will be- turned
over to the tender m-rcies of the City Mar
shal.
An members Of Neal Dow Lodge Of
Good TempIars are requested To he present
al the regular meeting To morrow Thursday
evening. for the TRANSACTION of very i'm
portant business.
The steamer has been launched on Eagle
Lake and is now engaged in carrying sup
plies for the Green Mountain railway.
The road il completed up the mountain
about 2oo0 feet 50 that tram. can run.
brigham iia,n Esq. Of Fast bed
ham ha. been delivering lumber the pas,
week Cor some of the Temporal, shAnties to
he erected on the line Of the Shore Line. for
the occupancy Of the men employed in
grading the road
We have received the wedding cards
of Oscar +. Fellows. Esq. Of Buck sport,
and Miss Eva VI. Fling Of Bristol, y. II.
They were married at the home Of the bride
on the twenty second ult. Ma. their welded
lives be long and happy ol.es.
Hon. y. A. Luce, State Sup; Of Schools.
accompanied by Prof. +. W. Foster Of the
Casiine Normal School, passed through
Ellsworth the first OF this week on their
wa, home from Harrington where they had
been attending Teachers Institute.
B. r. Joy, photographer. has jus, put
on exhibition some fine specimen. Of piet-
ures taken bs the Dry Plate Process. lie
prepared to do all work IN his line in a first
class manner and at price. to satisfy his pa
irons.
Gov Rohle. having been invited with
hi> STAFF To attend the celebration Of the
Fourth" in Portland has accepted the in
yitation. Col C. e. Burrill. Of the Govern
or's STAFF. has received order. 70 report in
uniform at the FAlnpI'h hotel. IN Portland.
at @ o'clock on the morning Of the Fourth
Davis. Woodman < Co.. have received
their goods and having thoroughly renovated
the old Tlsd4le store, on State street. have
opened one Of the finest grocery stores in
the CITY Everything about the place ha.
been made fresh and clean and with large
stock Of new goods. the firm ar. prepared
for large business.
At meeting Of the Grand Army Post
MONDAY evening Co nrlies John T. Whit
comb, c. r. Dorr and f.. d. Gould we're
chosen a committee to ascertain what could
be done toward. purchasing 10; in Wood
bin- Cemetery 10 be kno~n a the Soldiers
and Sailors Burial Lot. and on which a
monument can be erected in memory Of the
deceased soldiers and sailors from tins city.
The many friends Of DIR. T.. r. Sanger.
Of Bangor. will be PANIED 10 learn Of his -eri-
GU, illness. While operating on a diseased
pricked his thumb making a slight wound.
II was burned out the next day but thl. did
not stop the inflammation which on Monday.
involved the whole hand and vas extending
up the arm accompanied with great pain
and loss Of appetite. IL is most sincerely
TO be hoped that the disease may be stayed
in its progress, and Dr. Sanger be spared
for many wears more OF usefulness.
Work on the Shore Line is being
pushed a. rapidly a. possible. Ii va. hoped
by the contractors that all the men needed
on the work could be obtained IN the viclnl-
II Of the route. but the delay in getting the
drives down has compelled them To send
away for help and II is expected, this week,
that abou, FIVE hundred Italians, from Bos-
ton and New York, will arrive and be put
on the line. The work of construction Is
going on at various places between Brewer
and a point about one mile this side of
Phillips's Mr.. J. X. McCabe. of North
Berwick. has contracted 10 do the mason
work on the whole line. He is now using
five derricks and employs fifty men on the
stone work. He has put IN Twelve stone
culverts up to date. Mr. McCabe has al SO
contracted To do the grading on eight miles
of the road lying mostly in Dedham, and is
adding to the number Of men employed as
fast as they can be obtained. He now EN-
ploys something over two hundred. 1t is
understood that Col. Greene now hopes to
have the road completed so as to run trains
TO this city as early as November.
Regular City Meeting.