Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-16

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e. +. Fullerton has set up his paint
shop in the building recently occupied by f.
c. Giddlngs.
w. +. Grinde is running his siave mill
nigh, and day.
No service IN Congregational Church
Sunday
e. T.. Chase interposed his fingers be-
tween the door of the safe, and the safe IL
sell. Monday evening, with the usual result,
very forclbe remarks; we presume he did
full justice to the occasion.
A few weeks ago Mr. S. X. Gray los,
valuable COW. and last week he lost his
rains, but it pours."
S. W. Randall of NJ, Descr, has
leased the Mill Pond of Capt. Wm. Conary
at Bluehil Falls and proposes to use it as
store house for HOLSTERS.
The examination of those intending To
teach in town the coming summer. was held
in the village school house SATURDAY.
Eggs II cts. a doz. potatoes - cts.
a bushel butter 20 cts. pound, and no
The first boat Of the season was the
Rock land, from Rockland. which came IN
about L. VI. Saturday. followed closely IN
to the wharf by the boat from Rl,ck Island.
bringing home those who are at work there
for c. Binders sons The Racklani re-
manned here until Moud,y forenoon.
The village schools will open Monday
next, with the same teachers a. last year.
Miss Sarah Stevens in the Primary. and
Miss Ella A. Slower IN the Grammar depart
ment. BETTER selections cannot he found IN
the county.
We learn that there are several per-
sons who are willing 10 be punished by
writing Post Master. opposite their namr>.
in connection with he Office here. We ihink
a large majority Of those who get their mad
from this Office are well satisfied With the
present incumbent. Mr.. Eugene A. Stevens
Ron
Bueksport Centre.
The Memorial NJ. +. Church Of No.
Bucksport. was dedicated Tuesday, April :.
Rev. {. f.. Libby preached the dedication
sermon. Text. 81. John 1885 Afternoon
sermon by Rev G. " Eilridee Of Colorado
Conference. Text, Cor. 6.l6. Evening
sermon by Rev. 4. J. Lockhar, Of 0rrag-
ton, | Cor. lj:20-23.
The dwelling house and barn 81 Capt.
Chas. Chapman Of South Back>ror; va,
burned April . The stock. farming I'M
PIGMENTS and most Of the household cool,
we're saved Good insurance.
April -. j. X. y.
Castine.
The Rev Mr. Cu,hnau. w.;h d., f.ni.
". arrived last week. after unexpected de
lays He was made welcome 70 A., ucv
pulpit las, Sabbath, by larSt and ,aJ,rc>-
ted audience. For the present. at Least. he
occupie, The nra Adams house
In the detention of Mr.. Cu,anan. Mr..
Ives occupied his old pulp, seven Sabhail,.
seeming to gain strength each week.
The infant son of Rev. Mr.. Locke. bear
ing his fathers name, ~as baptized IN the
Unitarian church after the morning servic,
last Sabbath.
The walks in the village are HON ia
good condition, though not few old .ow
drifts are stall in SIGHT
The blossoms in The ctocu, bel. a NJ;
Ives garden. are but little later than ;f.e
average Of other years.
We are pleased To see back 10 her oil
home Miss MAY Whiting, who has been
spending the winter abroad. hcing At Wash
ingion at the Inauguration Of Pres Cleveland.
Miss Nellie Perkins ha, also returned
from her long visit at Bath.
Our village schools commence next
week. with their former teachers
Miss Mary Hooke. who lcli the Pr.ma-
~ School on accoun, of II health. is imrror-
ing.
Miss Helen Webster and MI, Carrie
Perkins have engaged TO teach al Columbia
Falls and leave this week.
Though the winter has been 50 cold
and so many harbors closed with ice. 1t j.
rare tha, SO little ice has been seen in Cas-
tine harbor as during the past winter.