Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-29
City and County.


"snham, Mr.. Jefferson Hsslam as superin.
tendeni.
MI. Awhile Jordan, Of Waltham. brought
IN six Young foxes. Tuesday. which he offered
Tor sale at one dollar each
Assistant postmaster John II. Brimmer.
ieft here Monday 10 attend the Congregational
county Conference at Deer Isle.
Mrs. A. p. Drinkwater, is expected to ar
rive here the last OF this week She will oc-
eupy her house here during the summer.
Those in want Of cement will find II TO
their advantage TO call on Mr.. c. II. Grindal.
Water street. ss he has just received fresh lot.
About 100 yard, Of concrete sidewalk are
soon to be laid in thi. city. A part will be put
down on state street, part ON Main. and pos
sibly some on Pine street
BOYD Bartlett and John A. Peters. Of Els
worth, members of the junior class OF Bow
dom, have been appointed to take part in the
prize declsmstions, july :.
-Four locomotives and large crew Of men
are employed In constructing and ballasting
the Shore Line railroad. The rainy weather
has retarded the work very materially.
Schooner J. W. Woodruff. OF Deer Isle,
from Boston for Bangor, light, went ashore at
Five Islands. in the fog Tuesday night. NAV 20.
She came of soon after with loss OF shoe
Mr.. A. c. Martin OF this city. i. teaching
the school in District No. /, Waliham. which
commenced the 18th inst. He has taught that
school for = number Of terms and given uni
ver~sl satisfaction.
Capt. Orlando Staples. OF schooner VIM.
Washington. who was injured by the falling
Of block from aloft while rigging jury mast.
TWO or three weeks ago. |, improving slowly
and hopes are entertained Of hi. recovery
Capt Staples resides in surry
Schooner F. A. Mage. Capt. >ianwood.
from Elzabethport for Bangor. with cargo
Of iron. sprung leak in the hsrbor at Vine
yard Haven on saturday afternoon. NAV L..
and was towed into the wharf and grounded.
TO prevent her sinking. \ diver stopped the
leak and he proceeded the 18th int
). ". Plai-ied. OF Portland. ,upcrintend-
ent of construction. for New England. OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. was In
Ellsworth. Monday. The work Of changing
the line, between Ellsworth and Bangor. from
tho stage road 10 the railroad was commenced
Monday morning. II will also h. extended TO
the terminus Of III" road al Mt. Desert Ferry
purchased and set up machine lathe in the
pump and block factory 81 Mr.. II. /. Murch
on Water street. and arr prepared 10 do al
kind. - machine work both old and new. in
connection with their other business. They
have secured the services 81 Mr.. William
small. thorough machnisi. and work In
trusted to his csrc cannot fail TO l,e salts
factory.
Me~sr-. Morrison 4 Glow have shipped
three csrgoe, OF stayc, ihi. season To- New York
partie>. They have been running their mill in
Franklin night and day since December and
employ fort, five men siea,lily. Mr.. Morrison
left here for New York this week 10 make con-
tracts for their summer saving They arr an
enterprising firm and have n fine chance for
turning ont lumber Of all kinds at their mill.
in Franklin.
We have received a catalogue OF the East
dictate. that the school j. very popular and
highly prosperous. The attendance during the
Fall term was a5; Winter term ss: Spring term
l36. total for wear SIS. The total number Of
different pupils wa, al3.-G0 gentlemen and
l5S ladies. Mr.. Woodbury.. the eficen, prin-
cipsl. /, doing Il grand work in the Ca.iinc
school and hi, popularity i apparent from the
uniformly lar1,,. attendance,
The following j. the list OF Maine delegates
TO the National Republican Convention 10 be-
held in Chicago. June q:
At-I.arge- Josiah II. Drlimmond. Portland.
George 4. Wing, Auburn.
Joseph X. Bodwe!l. Hslowell
Joseph ;. Wheelw right, Bangor.
Districts Albion Little. Portland.
Charlie. b. Hussev. Bidi.ford.
3-Amo. r. Crockett. Rockland.
Ruel u. Fuller. East Wilton.
81. Manchester HAYNES. Augusts.
Andrew =. Wisweli, Ellswo rth.
Austin Harris, East Mschia-.
Elhridge \. Thompson. Dover.
In another column will be noticed the
advertisement OF VI. Gallert who comes 10 the
front. usual. With large AMI varied stock
OF dry and fancy goods, some Of which h.
manufactured for. II will be- seen that he
enumcraies few OF the specialize. in his stock
hut the purchaser. in order 10 take sdyan,ag-
Of ihcse should call early before the a,-ort-
mcnt i, broken. These good- are all fresh and
purchased direct from fir>t hand,. and the
a.,ortmen, j. a. good a. can De- shown by any
dealer in the state.
List Of patent. issued 10 Maine inventor.
for the week ending May ~. lss4, reported
for u by coomb. * Mason Solicitors Of
Patents and Counsel in Patent Case-. Wheel
wright a Clsrk's Block. bangor Maine: q. l..
Bailey Portland. roller skate: W l.. Chase Port
land .apparatus for forming or molding articles
from pulp: apparatus for moldng articles from
pulp: machinery for forming moldng art-
cle- from pulp machinery for molding articles
from pulp: u. c. Briggs. Psri,. fertilizer !;
II. Houghion. Skowhcean. wire cutting ma
chine. Whole number for the week-pstent,,
3.s: designs. II: Trademarks. 6: labels. Z: re-
issues. / =: total. 40.
For SUMNER TRAvEL.-A communication
from +. r. Boo,hhy. Esq. General Passenger
and Ticket Agent Of the Maine Central X. r..
SAYS We find all sort. of rumor, are afoat in
regard to the fares via the all-rail line 10 Mt.
Desert the ensuing season. and in order that
the matter may b. fully understood. We beg
leave 10 inform YOU thst the following low
rates have been agreed upon. viz:
I'm Bosu. I'm Port'd
t. Ear IIart-pr unlimited 500 6fu
- limited 30 cnntinuous passage. go so
T. Bar Hareor and return. unlimited, 400 lltp
" limited o rnutin-
, uous passage in both directions iI.o SD
The new line. a. j. well understood. has
been made by the construction Of branch
tonly few miles Of which remain unfinished)
from Bangor, through Ellsworth. TO point in
Hancock. near sullivan, 10 he called Mt.
Desert Ferry, only eight miles from Bar Har-
Dor. across an arm Of Frenchman's Bay. In
regard to running Of trains. although the ex-
act time cannot be given until the completion
OF the branch, which is expected at an early
date and Of which fact due announcement will
be made through the papers. yet enough has al
ready been decided upon to warrant the stste'
ment that trains will run As follows, commenc
ing about July L.
BOSTON To BAR HARBoR.
Leave Boston soA-s. 30 ?. N
Arrive Portland I20rH. llJO P. N