Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-10

East LAmoine.
Our summer term of town schools ha,
commenced and | believe each district can
boast of a ''school marm."
The way the sardine works have been
patronzed by the farmers for some weeks
past sis caution" The fish scrap has been
carted away in its raw state to be used in
planting. The senses have been aware of
the fact BY cloud Of flies and superb
hundanoe of stencil extending for miles on
the highway over which it has passed.
The steamer Mount Desert made her first
trip of the season on Saturday. She brought
heavy freight and landed a crowd of pas
sengers. This boat has received a thorough
overhauing and never looked as we'll, not
even when new. The Rockland has been
taken from the route I'LL further notice
On her last trip Capt. Robinson, who opened
up this route. was a passenger and every
where he was kindly greeted by large mum
hers Of his friends, who found him looking
well and as genial as ever
Oar streets have a busy and lively look
Just now the number CT workmen engaged
IN the several departments Of the packing
company's works. teams passing 10 and from
the steamboat wharf. "runners" seeking or
ders and the regular stated screech Of the
steam whistle all tell Of something being &C
complished by industry, Our hotel il full
Of boarders and an extra guest will have 10
take "a cot in the parior." Every one tax.
my hoarders have all they eau accommodate
some have to travel considerable distance
between home and work and every SATURDAY.
night large amount of money is put in cir
cuIaIon rs the reward "of nights Of labor
and days Of oil; = best Of all there is 20
growing. strikin. or threatening.
A. \. Noble agent Df Mount Desert Her.
alt. has spent a day or two among US. He
reports favorably Of the paper he represents
and in gentlemaniike manner has good
word for other journals,
The last Of our fleet Of fishermen, sch.
Irving Leslie, Capt Frank Jelli,on. while
drifting down the river in a calm. grounded
on Googins' Ledge and laid there one tide ;
At low water She was bard and dry.' well
shored up but came III without sustaining
the least damage. This ledge should have
stone beacon on Il as the buuys are some
times moved by drift ICE from the upper NV
er and cuvcs
+. &. Desi,tes, after spending week al
the old homestead, has left for Isle Al Haut
taxing with him his family. and viii have
bis Re~ hotel ready Up receive Visitors on
The opening of the season. ed" IL accus-
toned to pioneer work r. He wts among
the number. II not the foremost. Of those
who under great difficulties accompl shed
ihe work of bringing an abundant Supply Of
water from Eagc Like 10 Bar Harbor. con.
~. a.
A. great Summer resort He has the best
wishes of host of friends for the new open
,u1 he j., making
Regular services ii our churches, three
Sunday schools organized ana prospecting.
with the pro>pec; 81 the usual supply Of
preaching Guung the summer month, b,
'hc tuGauau denomination ought 10 make
oHr people prosperous. morally, fthgiou..
una menaiy, One thtng We need and that
j. 4 to~n circulating library. centrally To-
Gated. That -houlI be the next object Of
our district sewing circles"
! va, much pleased the other day ID meet
Unexpectedly, A. K. Hodgkin., son Or my
neighbour. Henry Hodgklns Three wears
ago he cane 10 his early home from Cali
toruA, a ali has friends expected to dir. or
angrr along WITH a broken down constitu,
'I"n, bit his native cline md strong will
power pulled him through he passed the
summer with hi. friend, aud N August in
Nea lurN he became first officer Ola ship of
PAT touS. From New York he vent 10 the.
island ut Java, then 10 Melbourne and New
castle, Australia, thence 10 Honolulu, San
francisco, Pu4e, sound back 10 San Fran
cisco. loaded with wheat FOR Liverpool, back
70 New York and Boston and from Boston
% Non,e,Idco, thence Nia Pcrnambuco
TO Philadelphia where his ship Portland
Lloyd, Capt. :. b. Hus,ey. Of l247 tons, Is
now loading. | he captain IS Maine man.
While his vessel is loading he makes a short
visit @ h. home and friends, and that is
the stock our State Of Maine bows are made
Of. they travel the world over but they
never forget The home OF their early DAYS.
(nieF the auspic-, II Lamoine Grange II
j. proposed 70 have genuine Fourth Of July
ceirbratlon Sunrise parade Of fantasies.
Grafton during forenoon. dinner in Town
hall. music and recreations afternoon. supper
and ball. This is the outline as given 10
your orrespondent, but not perfected. OF
one th.ng your readers MAY rest assured that
no pains will be spared to make such ar
rangements shall result in good time
all round full particulars will be published.
lnr summer days are coming the other
day IN looking up street We noticed a spank
ing pair Of bays coming at a lively pace
with i carriage Respondent in sarnish and
gilt. fresh from The well known shop OF
Davis in Your city; | had mistaken il for an
advance car Of Barnum in fact i, was W.
X. Kings well loaded carriage of almost
everything required by our people brought
10 their doors once a week. Such vehicle
and freight are fl for summer DAYS
had almost forgotten to say that at the
packing factory they are as busy as when
last reported. They are making long days
running late at nigh: and shipments are
made by every steamer. ! am crediD, in
formed that every case Of fish packed by
this company is sold as soon as received
This is a warranty of the work done BY the
firm and must give them a firm, bnIA nm tba