Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-05-01
Niav-Day,

y oriliHt ulspiat OF northern nghts was
observed on Thursday evening last.
Rev. +. r. Butler has recently returned
home from visit TO New Hampshire.
The next session OF the Grand Lodge Of
Good Templsrs will be- held in Houlton.
The running of trains between Bangor and
Ellsworth has been discontinued for the present.
WIN. II. GRAHAM. Esq, Of this city, has re-
Gently been on trip TO 81. John and vicinity.
Mr.. Ephraim Crsbtrce. Of Hancock Point.
s.we sre sorry 10 hear. In very delicate health.
Capt. David II. Newbcgin. of Boston, who
ha- been visiting his brother. Geo. W. New
begin, left for hi, home. Tuesday.
-workmcn arr engaged In grading the
grounds about the residence Of Mrs.. NJ. Young.
on Pine street.
The entertainment which was 10 have been
given in thi. city. the e2nd inst. by Stuart
Rogers. has been postponed until some time in
NAV.
What rum lid in the case OF Cyrus l..
Bonner at Warren. and Robert L. washburn
at Bangor. during the present week. makes
very plain reading.
The children Of the Baptist society viii
g,ea musical entertainment at the Baptist
ye.try, thi~ "wednesday evening. for the
benefit Of the SUNDAY school.
Mr.. Eugene simpson Of sullivan. is con-
graduated 10y his many friends on his recent
escape from what seemed 10 b. a settled fever.
W" ar. glad 10 hear he i cow ale>cent.
Tr,mon, po-t-office viii 20 by the way OF
Southwest Harbor. the route from West Tren-
ton TO Southwest IIarlor having been con-
tinucl 10 fremont.
A portion OF the hulkhesd Of the upper
dam at Reeds Pond gave way on Wednesday
morning last. but dam below prevented the
passage Of a large volume OF water. which
otherwise might have done much damage.
Prof A. T. Demer.. the champion French
skater will appear at the Roller Skating Rink
IN Hancock Hall on thu ,eninG- OF May $.
ami 10. Those interested in this beautiful
and pleasant recreation should not fail 10
him.
Whiting Brothers will Offer for sale dur
ng the months Of MAY and june a fine line OF
carpciing>. cut and matched. st very low
prices. They al-o keep constantly on hand
arge stock Of paint-. oil. sc. See advertise
mont
I-lc IN Haut ha. become literally zone
hor-o town" Mr.. II. q. >prpul OF Bar iIsr-
bor. la. Recently taken TO hi farm which he
owns IT The place tr-t named. horse which,
far q the fair i.. J. concerned. i the horse
''primcNd.
MIR. r. II. Ma-e>. the widely known
florist, j. {" III up Very neat ana artistic head
quarter. Il Bsr iiArhor. where he will pass the
summ,r aud supply the visitor. at this fashion
able r,>or With ANYTHING They may desire in
ihc floral line
President VI. {. Fcrnald. of the state Col
lrgr. from oh>cr, alton. % the weather extend
In. over eighteen wears. fnds that Saturday i
the LAY on which most storms occur. snd that.
contrsr, % the general idea, Friday j. the day
on which the frwc>r storms occur.
r. G. kreysn. F.q.. president OF the con-
vcution ~ the ansdan- ~ Maine. give. notice
in the curr-n, numt-r 81 L. Messenger. that
til, session 81 the convention appointed TO take
pla"r during the present year AZ Van Buren,.
ha. been postponed until June. l>sj.
Nc,>r. MI. Avery and u. ". stevens have
in PREPARATION. and " III prr-"n; II the nizrian
Nc-trs on Frida, evening 81 next week. a
Unique, Mmical and Musicial entertainment
which without Doubt viii prove very interest
inr and enjoy able Don't fail 10 - them.
The American ENprr>- Company i max
ins arranE, mrnt, 4" END re-ular messenger
On thu Nj Desert Branch Of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad. at aa -ariy dAy, with view 10
accommodate Bangor. Ellsworth Fails. Eli
worth. Hanco,'k. sullivan and Bar liarbor.
Bangor had narrow escape from a .-ri-
Gus conlagrsiion on THURSDAY night. Th. ir-
originated in store house in the rear Of X. Il.
Dunniny'- >tor. on Broad street. and wa
caused by water coming in contact with lime
stored therr. The building with content. VS..
destroyed.
\ lad by the name Of Robinson. belonging
AT Burhiil. aEi working ai J. ii. simpsons
quarry. sullivan. recently had one OF hi eyes
seriously injured BY piece OF steel piercing Il
ia such manner that it j. feared h, will lose
tn" sight entirely. Or. Fred W. brigham
was called and dressed the wound.
4 hor-, belnngin. 10 Mr.. John Ashley ~
sullivan. not long ago reached his head over
the fence into hog ward. The hog therein
did not rrciprocai- hut caught the hor>c by
the -ilr ~ the neck or throat biting him Sc
S"rcly. and lDfiictins serious wound. from
v hich h. came near bleeding to death.
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citizens OF Maine bearing date April -. 1874,
reported expressly for This paper by Loui-
Ragsar Il Co., Mechanical Expert. and Solicit
tor> Of patents, Washington. u. c: q. l..
How land. Top-ham. latch knob attachment ;
q. \. Thayer. Paris. brace for sleigh lnce..
At recent meeting Of the graduating
cla.-. ca,tine Normal School, parts were a.
signed a. follows Jay T. Perkins, Penobscot,
>alu,aiorian; Martha 7. Lucas. -. Adams.
historian; Helen +. Taft. Ellsworth. proph-
e,e,s; Fred a. Pitcher. south Waldoboro, val
elictorian. Exercises of examination and
graduation. June AMI ;.
The N,uat Desert Heraid .ay,: one
afternoon recently through the courtesy Of
Mr.. Grant. OF the Bar Hlrbor telephone eX-
fitanet. we hah Inc pleasure Oh listening 10 .
performance on the cornet by Mr.. Frank Tuck,
who was playing that instrument in the Office
of Mr. Charles Pearl. in Bangor. The notes
came over the wire- clear and distinct.
Among the delegates To the Wateryille
Convention who passed through this city on
Wednesday, we noticed Col. John Shoenbar
and 6. +. Simpson Esq. OF Sullivan; also
Capt. Thomas Clark, of Southwest Hsrbor.
The Ellsworth delegation and others. on their
return, arrived In this city about five O'Clock
Friday evening, In ''barge'' drawn by four
horses. from Bangor.
Mr.. Robert Mccain. Of Bangor. la,
opened first class bakery Main street,
Ellsworth and proposes TO please all custom
sr.. il such thing is possible. He has had
eight yesr,' experience with James Jameson X
Son, the well-known bakers of Bangor, and
hence knows the business thoroughly. Mr..
Mccain is an industrious. cnterprising Young
man. and will, no doubt. meet with success.
-Workmen are now engaged in LAYING Il
floor of manufactured tile in the corridor Of
the po>t-office in this city. This tile is from
the household art store Of {. A. Wellington
4 Co., "A Boylston street. Boston. II is very
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