Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-28
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Read the advertisement of Mrs 7
Stevens in millinery.
This is the harvest season for thieves
and burglars. Look out for them.
The schooner Clio Chilcott, is under
going repairs at the mouth'of the river.
DO not forget the Supper at the Bap
fist vestry this evening, and bring all YOU
friends with you.
Remember the delightful concert prom
ised by the Hanoverian Family in Hancock
Hall on the evening Of the Fourth"
The County Commissioners returned
Tuesday, from an inspection Of the planta'
ton roads in the northern part Of the coun-
ty.
Lewis Hodgkiis, son of DIR. l.. W
Hodgkins, and member Of the Sophomore
class in Dartmouth College, has arrived
home for the summer vacation.
The Guy Family played to a good
house last night, and will give another en-
tertanment this "wednesday evening
Their acrobatic performances are especially
good.
Ellsworth is represented in the gradua-
ting class at Harvard this year by II. NJ.
Hall, Jr., and at Colby by W. II. White
They are both promising young men ard
have maintained good positions in their re-
spective classes.
The iron beams for the extension of the
custom house, have arrived and those for
the lower floors have been put into posi-
ton. There was some delay while waiting
for them but work is now being pushed and
we may soon expect to see the brick walls
rising.
The races at Donaqua Park, on the af.
ternoon Of the Fourth" are likely to be
unusually entertaining for those who delight
in seeing a good horse 90. Messrs. Wiswel
and Jellison are sparing no pains to call Out
the fastest horses and the indications are
that it will be more than usually successful
A detachment of the American Leagu,
of Wneelmen arrived a, Machias. Saturda,
at $50 O'Clock. only three and half hour,
wheeling from Lubec, distance Of . miles
over a muddy road. They dned at tn,
Eastern Hotel, and Saturday evening. with
q company of ladies and gentlemen Of Ma
chias. bad a supper. They will 70 TO Bal
Hsrbor, where they will remain one or two
DAYS.
The Unitarian SUNDAY school will hole
its annual picnic on Monday next, July ?
The steamer Little Round Top and a ,esse
have been engaged to convey the school L
Newbury Neck. The excursion will be
general one, and all outside Of the schoo
or society are invited TO attend The ticket,
will be free TO the members Of the school
and TO others a charge Of % cents for adults
and Is cents for children will he made.
the weather should prove 10 be unpleasant
on Monday. the excursion will take place OF
Tuesday.
We announce in another column the com
ing. on TUESDAY, Jul, 3, Of one Of tn, fines
organizations that has ever visited this state
headed by Nela r. Brown VINO is tity called
the Queen Of the Platform and whose
reputation as the best recltatlonlst in tn.
country extends throughout the United
States and Canada. assisted by Miss Emms
h. Howe. soprano. last season soloist witt
Gilmore's celebrated band. also late of Hen.
~ Ward Bcecher's church choir, VIM. II
Lee. Bo>tons fayoriie young tenor. and
Frank X. Glider Esq. that distinguished
artist, whose very brilliant and clear tech.
nque combined with grea, taste render hin
the popular pianist Of the day. We under.
stand that the rhespian Club has gone /,
considerable expense 70 bring this splendid
company here and We hope our citizens ali.
precia,ing their efforts will extend to them
the cordial support which they deserve for
giving Us such entertainment Tickets
may be secured at f.. f. Robinson's iewelr,
store