Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

visiting her mother, Mrs. John NJ. Hale in
this city.
Persons having calf-skins for sale will do
well to call on A. W. Joy who pays the high
est cash price for them.
We hear that Rev. Alexander Case OF
Cherryfeld contemplatcs moving TO Yellow
Springs. Ohio, during the present season.
The Shakesperean Glass, under the dircc-
ton Of Rev. l.. b. Macdonald. have resumed
their meetings, and are now studying the play
Of Julius Caesar.
Capt. VIM. Sawtelle, master OF the steamer
Rockland, contemplates building a house at
sullivan, on land which he has recently pur-
chased Of Geo. II. spcrry.
There sailed from sullivan during the past
week, for Portland, five schooners with car
goes Of granite for Chicago. This granite win
20 by rail from Portland.
While at work on Simpson 4 Abbott-
quarry at sullivan, few days ago, Irving
Bean, Young man. had one Of his fingers 80
badly hurt that amputation was necessary
The Grand Army Post Of this city was du-
ly Inspected on Monday evening last by in
specting officer Jonathan Crockett OF Rock
land. who reports 1t in excellent, condition and
good working order.
The house OF Edward Webbrr. BY the side
Of the river. in this city. together with the
contents. was entirely consumed by fire on the
night Of the 18th inst Insurance, 100 on
house. nothing on contents.
On Saturday evening next there will be
special meeting OF VIM. II. II. Rice Post, No.
a5, G.. A. r.. for the purpose of perfecing ar
rsngemcnt> for Memorial Day. All members
are earnestly requested to b. in attendance.
We understand that Mes.rs. Avery and
stevens who gave such delightful entertain
ment IN this city. short time since, intend
PLAYING at Lamoine. saturday evening. Msy
a. The people Of Lamoinc have y rare treat
in store.
On and after June >. the fast train ser
vice will be- resumed on the Maine Central.
Trains win leave Bangor for Boston at .:l5 \.
NJ. p. NJ. and :, Al +. NJ. Trains will b. due
In Bangor from Boston q, ; ~ !. W.. > 81 y. NJ.
and ~ p ~
Clarence Trcworgy, Of EllsM orth, frr the
past nineteen years = resident Of Minneapolis.
MINI. arrived home on saturday hast on A
visit among friend. and relatives. IL cx-
pect- TO remain East until july. when b. will
return 10 Minnesota.
The Green Mountain Railroad COMPANY
contemplate the erection ~ paslion- upon the
summit Of the mountain that vii allow 81
better views Of the Villages ~ BAR Iiarbor and
Southwest Harbor. II l. al-o expected that
other Improvements viii h. male.
Ernest Gordon had narrow escape from
being killrd few days ago. while engaged IN
loading vessel At sullivan. some part of The
hoi.,ing apparatus broke and h. was struck IN
one eve with great violence by the crank N 4
wheel. His eye was seriously injured.
The Mount Desert resumed her route the
18th. Her oiicer> arr follows Mark In
graham. commander: samuel tonary, pilot
J. y. smith. maic: q has. Il. Mason, pur-rr.
VIM. Gilman, 1T engineer: Harry Jccn. ~
engineer; Fred Hanson. baggage master; My-
rick ". Nash. steward.
There will b. no work done upon the Mt.
Desert Narrow Gauge Railroad from Bar iIar-
bor 10 the foot ~ Green Mountain Till The
close of thu summer season. II i desired !"
allow The cotta.r owners an opportunity ~
FIR; obtain good understanding Of the mat
ter in the belief that when that i donr nli
opposition will ~ withdrawn.
Memorial services win ~. held ai Hancock
Hall next SUNDAY evening II ~ o'cl"ck. Thr
sermon " III b. preached by Rev. 4. ". Hunt
ington. II I. hoped thai ail our citizrn- viii ~
in attendsncc. and that the service lnay IN
drcd b. made Union. BY -pirit of patriotism
and concord. All honorahly discharged ~
der and sailors u rht late war requested
to meet at Peter. Hall at O'clock. SUNDAY
evening, for the purpose y forming in rro-
ccssion ami marching 10 Hancock Hall. All
members Of the q. 4. 4. arr requested ~
bring their hadZ'-. wrratl,. lnt-cord- and
white -loy">.
Your correspondent aitendcdth rehearsal.
on Monday evening. 81 thc onntata Of Esther.
the Beautiful Queen, and wa, hishly pleased
with The mu,ir. and the manner IN which Mr.
Wc>tendorf conducts il. 4 large chorus wa-
present and e, identity much interested ID thc
practice Of ihi- music which j. really very prci-
ty and vet easy TO learn. Dnr who listens 70
thi, Cantata. y hich ha~ been given hundred.
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We ar informed that Mayor Redman ~
tied the High school. Yesterday. and Informed
the scholar they would not IN the futur" b"
permitted to u>c A. play ground the land IN
front of the ,iiy Hall. they Mcr' iofacng
the grounds. Thi- morning We are glad ~ -
the needed repairs are being madr. We tnh
no fault with our worthy Mayor for his solicit
fude for the good order OF our public buildings.
hut We think there i great Inconsistency in
using tn. City Hall for >chooEhou>r and
then forbidding the scholars the Use ~ the
grounds. Where shall they 20 At recess: il