Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-25
Field strawberries are in the market.

Everybody with their relatives are ex.
pected to be here on the Fourth.
-Mes>rs. }. NJ. Hale 4 Co., are having a
new plank floor laid in their livery stable yard
Mrs. Bagley has leased the Peters home
stead on State street and opened a boarding
house.
The rain Monday did great deal Of good.
Nearly all the growing crops were suffering
from the drought
The plank sidewalk on State street has
been removed and a gravel walk laid from the
concrete walk TO Mill road.
Mr.. {. W. Beal has some desirable lots
which he will rent to parties who intend To set
up confectionery stands on the Fourth.
The Green Mountain House has been
leased for the coming season by o. NJ. Shaw,
the wcll-known proprietor of the West End.
at Bar IIarbor.
conductor \. T. swan OF the Bangor 4
Pi~eataquis Railroad. and family went to
Northport camp ground Monday. to open their
cottage for the season.
The many friends OF Mr.. Fred JOY in this
city are pleased TO see him here for his summer
vacation. Mr.. Henry Z. JOY is also spending
hi, vacation in this city.
ON saturday last, Charles Pho, while at
work in II. NJ. n Il. Har> steam mill, got his
hand caught on saw and lost part of the
thumb on hi right hand.
Prof c. J. II. Rope. Of Bangor delivered
ID, Baeealaureaie addrcs, before the member,
# the graduating class at the Hallowcll Cla~-
steal Academy. SUNDAY evening.
Mr. :. d. Towne will be ordained and in
stalled pastor Of the Union Evangelical Church
Ellsworth Falls on Tuesday the 'oth inst
services viii be held afternoon and evening.
The annual excursion Of the Maine Press
Association. will be made this year to Moose
bend Lake. departing on Monday, the 2-ih Of
July, remaining at the lake during the week
Rev. Lyndon :. Crawford Of Topsfcld,
Mas. returned missionary OF the Alb. C.
I NJ, i expected in town and will supply
tin congregational pulpit next SUNDAY morn
r-.
-our Lttiie ones for July h.l, been re-
oancd. II i filled with brigh, and interesting
mHtor aud i always welcome visitor 10 the
tht, one. Russell Pub. Co.. Boston. are the
publishers.
Mr.. John peaitre. formerly Of ,hi> city
Nbo ha, been residing in Minneapolis. Mimi
for the past nine wears. arrived here SATURDAY
osf. and will spend the summer with hi
mother and sisters.
The last session of the Ellsworth Quarter
y meeting Was held with the Free Baptist
Church in Ellsworth, June 10 al. Most Of the
churches were represented and there was
much interest shown in thu meetings.
The Methodist society have leased the
Franklin House in this city for the Fourth and
viii furnish a good dinner In all who may
wish They have also made arrangements to
furnish meals at al hour. during the day
Mr. II. L. Davis. 81 the firm Of W. H. Il
H. +. Davis. j. having a two story dwelling
built on Oak street. The stone and brick ms
>onry j. being done by Geo. +. Norris. Of
Hancock and the woodwork by steven, 4
Graves Of ihi- city.
Mr.. shaw. proprietor Of The West End
b"ir' At Bar lIarbor. saws that be shall have A.
many guests by the first Of july A. he ha,
usually had by the 2oth 70 the 18th Of thst
month. This indicate. longer and more pros
porous season than usual ri Bar Harbor.
Tho Portland Press Of MONDAY morning
issued supplement, Of the enact ,irc OF the
regular sheet and alu1o>i completely filled with
matters of interest 10 the member. of the
Grand Army. The regular edition was also
crowded with reading maitcr. The increased
size Of the publication doe, the Press great
credit.
We hay" to acknowledge the receipt Of au
invitation. from the graduating class Of the
Ellsworth High school. to be present AT the
hall given by them on the evening Of rradua-
tion day. Iuiy >. The music will be- furnished
by Andrews orchestra ~ Bangor. only those
having invitation, viii be admitted. and every
u the season.
-MrS>rs. Curricr 4 Joy have recently added
s Now MOULDING machine TO their shop on
Wat.- street and are now ready 10 receive
orders for moudinE- Of Al kinds. They also
have contracted 10 make 1--WE hundred patent
bosom boards the rAientee being !. W. >mallcy
Of ritisficld. This firm are now doing some
Tine wood work and all intending to n>e house
finishing Of any kind viii ind il to their al
, antase to call on them.
The ordination and installation services Of
Mr.. Townc at the FALL next TUESDAY. promise
to be very Interesting. Prof. J.. F. >tearns, Of
Bangor Theol. Seminary, j 10 preach the ser
mon. Prof John :. Scwall i 10 give the
charge to the pastor Prof. Ropes and Rev.
y. II. Hartman Of Bangor: Roy. \. J.
McGown Of Bar IIarbor. and Rev. Lyndon :.
of Top>Gcld. Mas. are expected 10
be present and take part in the services.
The High school viii close Thursday.
July = Examinations, viii occur a- follows:
Tuesday afternoon. june %, beginning at
l -, senior, in French.
Tuesday afternoon. June -, beginning At
: 30. Second cla,- in Physics
Tuesday afternoon. june 20, beginning at
; -. Third class in Geometry.
"Wednesday morning. July /. beginning al
: -. seniors in Virgil
"Wednesday morning. july /. beginning al
lo:lj- Fourth class in Phl-. Geography.
Wedne> lay afternoon. July /, beginning at
! -. Third class in Caesar.
Wednesday afternoon. July ]. beginning at
> -. Fourth elias, in Algebra.
Graduation will take place in Hancock Hall.
.lGly ,. at : O'Clock. p. NJ.