Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-28

A good view of the Green Mountain
Railway can be had from the site Of Mr..
Hale's new residence.
The Wing reports that another delega-
ton of Italians for work on the Shore Line
Railway have arrived.
The bounty Of IS. on bears and wolves
was not repealed by the Legislature of last
winter but was extended another year.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered at the close of the reg
ular service at the Methodist church, next
Sunday afternoon.
Through the courtesy Of S. c. Lord,
OF the Sophomore class, we have received a
copy Of the Colby Oracle, published annu-
all, BY the students Of the University.
The next regular meeting of the VIM.
II. H. Rice Post, 6. A. X. will be held on
Monday evening. As business of i'm
portance will come before the Post, full
attendance is desired
A party of ladies and gentlemen took
an excursion down the Bay to Newbury
Neck. Tuesday, on the Steamer Acadia.
The dav was delightful and the sail was
greatly enjoyed by all on board.
-Dr Abby NJ. Fulton returned from
New York. SATURDAY., where she has been for
four weeks under the care of the leading
physicians there. She is so far improved in
health as to feel able 10 resume her office
practice which she will do at once.
We hear that the Good 'remplars, who
meet regularly on Thursday evenings. are
determined to keep their forces and their
work alive during the summer, and have ar
ranged programme Of rare excellence for
entertainment at their next meeting. Let
there be good attendance.
About three weeks ago, little twelve
year old son of Mr. Peter Starkey. of this
city. while engaged with another boy Of
about his own age in splitting a stick Of
cord wood received blow on the top Of
his head from the axe Of his companion
The edge of the axe penetrated the scalp
and outer plate of the SKULL making a
wound about four inches in length, from
which he died. on Sunday night. The boy
who was splitting the stick with him says
that the S;arkey boy had stuck his axe into
the wood. and when he struck, the handle
slipped from one Of his hands and the axe
came down causing the wound as above
stated. Mr.. Starke,'s family have the sym
pathy Of their friends and acquaintance in
this city
The annual reunion OF the association
composed Of veterans of the sth 9Th, 18th,
and 10th Regiments Of Maine volunteers
will be held at Augusta. Maine, August 20.
nsNt- 50 far as at present determined the
exercises Will he as follows: Forenoon
Business meeting at Grand Army Hall; af-
ternoon-Nisit to the State House To view
the regimental flags evening Banquet. Ser
geant T L. Tabor. oi Bangor. will furnish
badges To those members of the lth K-gi
ment who order them of him as as earl,
July -. for $50. All members twho de-
sire to attend the banquet are requested 10
send their names to Capt. Samuel W. Lane,
chairman Of the executive committee, Angus
ia, a. earl, a. August 20. Half fares
have been secured over Maine railroads, A
large attendance and a good time Is
anticipated.
The High school will close its session
on Friday. The graduating exercises will
be held in Hancock Hall. FRIDAY evening
Of which the following is The programme :
PRAYER.
MUSIC
GRADUATING PARTS
Latin statutory, Frank A. M,Donald.
Glass History, Agnes Chase
Advanragr- Of the Nineteenth
Century, Lizzie 4. Crippen
The Past. Mabel l.. Hall
Bundles. Susan Mcfarland
Mint bring out the Stars, sara +. kelliher
MUSIC.
Glass Prophecy, Hollis c. JOY
Chateaux a. f. pa2ne-N aIedictory.
Alice II. Scott.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Class Song.
List Of taxpayers in the city of Els
worth, whose taxes for 1888 amounted TO