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


J Harbor about June 20.
1t is reported that Herbert W. Leach,
of North Penohscot, is preparing lecture
on the Jeanette Expedition.
Rev, &. A. Glines, of Cherr,iield, &C
copied the pulpit of the Baptist Church IN
this city Sunda, afternoon and evening,
The Lookout House on Eagle Lake.
| Mount lieseri, ha, been sold to DE Grasse
Fox The former owner. Mr.. John Sails
/ bury. has moved to Neazie.
-Woodbur, Pulsifcr Of Lewiston. ste
/ nographer To Pennsylvania House Of Rep
re>eniatives. accompanied that body on their
memorial excursion 10 Gettysburg.
The Governor and Council met Satur-
! da, and held a session Of half an hour and
adjourned tail the 10Th inst The nomna-
ton, made he 26th uli. were confirmed hy
! the Council
The revenue steamer Woodbury. re-
ports. June |. having found the schooner
/ Ariadne II Ellsworth. badly ashore at Black
I Island. took her of and iowed her to Bass
Harbor. Mount Desert
There will be a meeting Of the directors
and corporation Of the Maine Shore Line a,
Cherr, field tins Wednesday. TO ra,if, the
agreement made between the officers Of that
road and the Maine Central
C. {. Rounds principal Of the Normal
I School at Pennington. has been elected
principal Of the New Hampshire Normal
4 School located at Gorham. y. H.. and will
( leave Pennington at the close Of the pres
eni school year.
SATURDAY. Pearl Ames. Of Orland. was
sculing soow Of mussel bed up Eastern
I river. when II Is thought the .co~ must have
I sprung a leak a. il sunk carving Young
Ames with il. \, tins writing the body has
/ not been recovered. His aye j. about "A
years lie Was son Of Rufus Ame..
I The summer arrangement Of the Ban
gor \ Bar Harbor Steamboat Company goes
day the steamer Queen City will begin max :
ing three trips per week. leaving Bangor.
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and Saturdays and de-
parting from Bar Harbor on return every
MONDAY. Wednesda, and Friday.
Gov Robe has nominated Capt. G. W.
keye-. Of the Faraiagton CHRONICLE for one
Of the trustees Of the Maine State College
Capt krNes Tss 4 brave soldier and il Of
recognized merit as an editor. He ha. al
ways shown n marked executive abili;, in
the performance Of every dut, that has de-
vol,ed on him and We are glad TO note the
recognition Of his merit by the Governor.
The Wing SAYS "A pleasant ceremony
occurred in this cit, on SATURDAY. evening. il
being the marriage Of DIR. Alfred Walton to
Mr. Edith NJ. Currier. The nuptia ties
wer. happily bound By Rev. +. I. Halle
wood IN the presence Of a small party Of rel
aiives and immediate friends. The groom
is a well known and much esteemed phy.i-
clan and the bride has a grea; host OF
friends" Dr. Waltnns many friends in this
county will wish the happy couple a long and
prosperous welded journey.
/ As a summer resort Castne il yearly
growing in importance. For those who de-
sire 10 find all the comforts Of seaside re-
sort, with the quiet and r-stfulness Of home,
We know Of 10 place more attractive thsn
old Cas,ine. The Acadian House. has dur
ing the past season been enlarged by an adj
di,ion ninet, feet long and FIVE stories high.
The improvements have been made by Hon.
Moses Webster and +. T. Walker. of Ninal-
l haven. who are the owners If the house.
4 The hotel will continue under the manage
meut of Major Chas b. Greenhalgh.
| Postmaster General Gresham has order
ed that whenever any letter prepaid at
/ less than full postage, or any parcel of third
or fourth class matter not fully prepaid. is
deposited at a Post Office. il shall be the
dut, Of the Postmaster 10 send TO the adj
dress an official postal card containing a no.
,ice Of the detention and request 10 remit
the proper amount of postage Ia entitle the
| letter or parcel 10 be forwarded. This pro-
vision applies only to matter which does not
bear the card or address Of the sender such
/ card matter should be returned Immediately
TO the party mailing il. This order will
take effect July. 1888.
Twelve years ago this month, Mr.. John
/ ROYAL. Of this city. then the Keeper Of the
Prospect Harbor Light, was out in his boat
pulling shad net and lost his watch over
board in about ten fathoms of water. The
watch was of Waltham make with silver
Cases and was valued by Mr.. Royal because
it Was left by bis son who was shot and
killed during the war. Last Saturday the
watch was sent up TO Mr.. ROYAL BY Capt
Horatio Allen, the present Keeper Of the
Light, who found it in his potato patch
How it got there is mystery. 1t is thought
however, that it must have lodged in some
rock-weed, which drifted ashore and was at.
forwards collected and carried on to the
land for dressing. The cases are in good
condition but it is no longer time keeper
Ii can be seen at Robinson's jewelry store
The summer arrangement Of the steam
ers of the Boston and Bangor Steamship
Company has now gone into effect and q
daily line Sundays excepted) is at present
established between Bangor and Boston
The steamer Penobscot will leave Bangor
every Monday and Thursday and will leave
Boston on return every Tuesday and Friday
The steamer Cambridge will leave Bangor
every Wednesday and Saturday and leave
Boston on return every Monday and Thurs
day. The steamer Katahdin will leave Ban
gor each Tuesday and Friday, and Boston
to return every Wednesday and Saturday.
| The hours Of departure will Ike ii A. NJ.
from Bangor and p. NJ. from Boston.
The steamer Mt. Desert Will leave Rocklsnd
daily, upon arrival Of steamer from Boston,