Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

for sale. They are a cross between the New.
foundland and Setter breeds.
There will be a Select Reading by
Phia VI. Darling of Boston, in the Vestry Of
the Methodist Church, on Thursday evening.
Admission Is cts.
Mrs. Z. Stevens has gone to Boston to
purchase her Summer stock of millinery
goods. She will return Friday with the
latest styles and a full line of desirable
goods.
The telephone exchange and central
Office will be established in the store of A.
I. Jelllson. |, is expected the lines from
Bucksport and Bar Harbor will reach here
early next month.
A heavy rain storm commenced here
Tuesday afternoon, and WEDNESDAY morning
the ram vas still falling copiously. The
storm aiii he Of great value to the lumber
men. a 1t viii bring IN large amount OF
lumber that otherwise would have been Land
up till another season.
Maine will be represented at the Good
lempiars convention al Chicago by Messrs.
Bracket OF Belfast, Farwcl Of Pittsiield,
Simonton Of Camden, Prenuss of Brewer,
and Garland Of Wateryilie Maine ranks
thrd IA the list of Grand Lodges in the
world. having over 800 subordinate lodges
and 10000 members.
-keS.W. \. Reese, formerly pastor ofthe
Baptist church IN this city. and for the past
Sly wears pastor of the Calvary Baptist church
in Salem, Mass, has received and accepted
a call 10 the Carey Ave Baptist church in
Chelsea. Mass. and Will commence his la
Dor. there mmediatcl, on his return from
Europe. Mr.. krese will sail for Glasgow.
Scotland. June o
A telegram was received her, Monday.
b, Mr,. J. T. O>good. stating that her son.
Frank ). Gilman, VINO j. IN Quincy. Mass.
Vas yer, lo~. from an attack 81 pneumonia.
Mise, Carrie and LINE Gilman let, here
Nonda, night ~ q nncy. Mr.. Ossood not
b ing able 10 endure The journey. \ ,ele
gram. received Tue>ia, night. stated that
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ness shop .nd Waiting, store became
clogged dunng the heav, ram which fell
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opening IA '''e N"ee' Aoou' 10 u. :" I'e'
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N"''ou' ''''p'reu '"'Neeh ana e'"ch
y 'ne evening ana nose VINO az " 'e>'f''e
a. torrent Ahd Nh'f'Poo' o"ihp'hed-
surrey "''''''N''''''' '''dA" ~ Gre" a.
""fA repairing 'he street cary Wednesday
"'"i "'ns'
MEMORIAL D.Y.-NeNt "wednesday. NAV
81. has been >ei apart for honorng the
memory OF those no fell IN the great siIug
glr ior the pre-er' aiipn 81 our National unity.
~ a National HOLIDAY Memorial DAY has
steadily grown ln Importance. unui ne"
IT. oh>erN ancr . more universal thronshoa,
the Northern State, than that 81 any other.
On that daH the several Departments OF the
Government are closed b, order OF the Pre-
ld.nt. places 81 business m the various CITIES
and towns remain unopened. hag, are d.
PLAYED a. haiimast n al the port, and n
public hu.aings. in memory of the great
crief through which the Nation ha, passed
In thu CITY. last wear, the Da, Vas duly OH
served both b, our >hipma'trr'. IN part. by
our business men and b, the public generally.
We Trust a Ike Observance wi. be seen this
year
DArlns the forenoon delegations from the
Grana Army Post viii visit The various
cemeteries IN THIS ci,t ani ADJOINING town.
and NIL decorate The graves OF al soldiers
and sailors which can be found. In the at
iernoon Memorial service Will he held al
Hancock Hall consisting Of the reading Of
the Roll Of Honor, prayer. and an address
BY Gen. Charles Hanlin Of Bangor. The
services WILL be Interspersed with vocal and
instrumental music. The services OF the
Emerald Band have also been secured for
for the occasion. The public are cordially
invited 10 participate with the Post IN the
various services Of the day. All honorably
discharged soldiers or sailors. whether mem
bers q the Grand Army, or not, are invited
70 unite With their old comrades IN arms
and assist ~ hpnorng the memory Of those
who have joined the Grand Army above.
SUlclpE--S shortly alter noon, tuesday
our community was greatly shocked at the
news that Luther +. Joy had committed
suicide The particulars Of the sad affair
are a. follows Mr.. joy has been IN poor
health for some time and lauerly has shown
signs of deceased mind. No thought Of
his attempting 10 take his life had occurred