Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-01

"A large delegation from Lamoine
| grange visited Salisbury Cove last Thurs
day, chartering the steamer acadia" for
the trip.
Hon. ID. II. Thing. State lecturer, will
| address the public at Lamoine, on Friday
evening, Oct. ., and at Salisbury Cove the
following evening.
Mrs. Carrie Hagerthy is teaching in
district No. 8. and Miss Rosie Hodgkins in
district No. 4.
ALI. Martz is coming here Oct. I.
PETREL.
East Lsmoine.
During the past week we have expert
enced all the varieties of weather, excepting
thunder Storm On Tuesday We had
regular ..line" gale On Wednesday morn
ing snow could be seen on the hills of Mt
Desert. Thursday we had balmy summer
like weather. Friday, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday we were treated to very warm
days, until near shutdown, then the fog came
down upon US from the Bay Of Fundy with
a chiliness that would penetrate to the
bones. On the whole we are having won
utIiui WEATHER. ne NtSttdbits III our gar
dens are green and fresh, the flowers rich in
color and abundant, the grass in meadow
and pasture unusually plentiful. In the
language of the poet We can say
.'ln smoky lustre clad,
Its warm breath flowing In parting hymn,
The Indian Summer upon Winters rim
Looks on us sweetly sad
Samuel T. letters and family, left BY
boat for their home in Boston on Friday, af-
ter spending nearly three months pleasantly
in their cottage by the sea-
Mr.. +. Adams Of New York, and his
daughter Mrs. NJ. c. Evans Of Boston, took
Mondays boat for their homes in the above
named cities. They speak in the warmest
terms of the Tarratine House where they
spent most of the season. and of the Desisle
House where they made few weeks visit
in the company Of +. Adams, Jr., who re-
mains. As he has been so long with us we
consider him a citizen Of our town.
This years crop of cranherries, about
gathered, in this town. will be larger than in
any previous year. and your informant, Mr..
Isaiah Young. in your last issue, fixed il
much below what it will be when We get
tbs fun returns in." Your correspondent
contributes, in a small way. to make the az
gregate more than a thousand bushels; but
every little helps you know.
The Ladies' Aid Society had coffee
party in Swett's Hall last Saturday evening /:
they inform me that they had good time
generally, Pies. cake and coffee for refresh
meni, games for the young folks and grab
bag for ALL Result, a little more money
added TO their fund.
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" '",i ,oN"s pope van h''A' VINO 40 a
commenced with patent medicines and fancy
goods on HI. last visit he told the ladies
that be had added Dir, goods 10 his stock
Il SAID, the doctor is doing good bust
ness"
drawn out, which YOUR corresponden, cannot
conveniently represent and he was glad 10
notice the northern par, so we'll noticed by
D'Nett. in YOUR last issue.
A'ansoh 'ooe'hs' ne'Shoof u
out'' a"d' 10 het many o'hef cares tha' Of
fa'''hs eggs aha poultry y "hieh ms :
HoI. 'u0'ess'u' ma" many w the ~" q
'a'' so'"A sue ta'se" "r' "'S' %. ''e sea
Rock and Brown Leyhorn. putlet from
this aook commenced LAYING the li,h Of
June the frs, week She laid two double
,olk eggs; after layiny almost ever, day
until Jul, .he became brood,, and Oh thu