Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-01


residence at Bar Hsrbor for the season next
Monday.
The summer encampment OF the Grand
Army Of Maine viii take place 1t Maranocook
Immediately after the election In September.
The 81. John Hotel, Sullivan, has. II IL re-
poaied, been sold to Boston parties. II will be
put tn hne condition and opened at once at re-
duced prices.
Mr.. B. +. Joy photographed the knights
Templar at Bar Harbor, last week. He made
fine picture Of them - they stood In front OF
the West End Hotel.
We are informed that there Is a very pro-
nounccd case Of diphtheris at East surry. The
schools there have been closed and every pre
caution taken to prevent the spread Of the dis
ease.
Mrs. c. Z. Lyon, Mrs. Palmer. Miss Reed.
and the two Misses Eaton, all Of Bangor. are
occupying the cottage Of Hon. J. d. Hopkins
at Lamoine Point. They win remain two or
three weeks.
Lilly Gays Gaiety Company. consisting
OF twenty-five ladies', will present The New
Adamless Eden at Hancock Hall, on Thursday
evening Of this week. Tickets for sale at the
usual place.
The schooner VIM. Tell, Of Bucksport,
has arrived at Port Hswksbury, c. b., with
her mainmast gone to the deck, II having been
carried away on the 2ist inst, while she was
ct anchor on the banks.
John Coughlin, Of this city, formerly
compositor In this office. while at work In the
Wig Office at Bangor. few days ago, caught
his hand in the press and hurt two Of his I'm.
gers quite badly.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday from
Rev. T.. II. Doane, Of oeeanville, Deer Isle
He was on his way 10 Surry TO attend the Bap-
tist Quarterly Meeting which Is to be held
there this week.
Mr.. W. II. Sargent and Deputy Collector
Parker measured week before last, the new
schooner. Annie l.. Green, built and owned
by Capt. A. NJ. Webster OF Castine. Her ton.
mage Is CATS.
AS will be seen by notice In another |
column, DR.. Haines desires all persons In |
deb,ed to him TO make immediate settlement. !
and has secured a collector for the purpose of |
attending to the same.
Tuesday afternoon we saw Mr.. ]. +. Par |
sons, and wondered why he looked so unusual |
Iy smiling. We learned shortly that the source |
of his sunniness was a little daughter. born at |
about noon onIruesday.
On Monday evening OF this week, Master |
Willie, the youngest son of Mrs. A. F. Drink /
water, by an accidental fall broke both bones I
OF the right arm about two inches below the 1
elbow. DR.. Haines reduced the fracture.
The new hall. now In course OF erection 1
by c. L. Russ ai Green's Landing. will be 4
ready the 9Th OF July II will be dedicated by 1
a grand vocal and instrumental concert by the .
Deer Isle Cornet Band. In the evening the I
hall " i'll be brilliantly illuminated with Chinese
lamps. good time Is expected.-Leer Isle 4
Gazette.
The Unitarian society will have an excur-
sion on the cars to Phillips Pond on Tuesday,
July 10. Cars lcav, Ellsworth depot at iIi5
A. NJ, and return same evening. Tickets for
round trip s. cts, TO be had At the stores OF 5.
d. wiggin and A. +. Greedy The public are
cordially invited.
We have received from Capt. ohm o Jordan
q basket Of some Of the finest and best favored
we have this year. They
were raised by himself. Though new to the
business, the Captain is making quite success
Of strawberry culture, and has good pro
speci Of making 1t a source OF considerable pro
success.
The lions idrocdte SAYS: Miss II. T..
stsnwo God. who for ten years has been assistant
editor OF the ChristiGn Mirror, has accepted
a position on the editorial staff OF the CoRgrsg-
dfi0adifst. and will sever her connection with
the Mirror al the close Of July. She has had
entire charge OF the Mirror In Dr.. Warrcn's
absence In Europe, and Is well equipped for
the new duties she Is soon To assume Mis-.
Is the daughter OF Mr.. W. F. stan
wood In this city.
The train conveying the knights Templar
Hsrbor passed through this city on Wednesday
afternoon last returning on Thursday after
noon. The train consisted OF six passenger
cars and one baggage car. So far a could
zee from has,y look into the cars when they
stopped at the Ellsworth station. the knights
were fine looking company OF men.
The Wilson Day Theatre Company, who
appear at Hancock Hall, week OF July S,
are spoken OF In the highest terms by the pres.
wherever they have appeared 4 company OF
sterling merit. The best play. are performed
nightly and at each performance change Of
bill. The price Of admission Is only 10 and y
cents, thus placing good show within the
reach Of all. Little Annie Bird, only II Years
Of age, Is = rare acquisition to their popular
plays.
DR.. Willis Watson. Of Boston. has recent
" purshased five island. near Bass Harbor
altogether seven hundred acres.
He has also bought three lots OF land around
The larbor Of about one hundred and twenty
1--WE acres. One OF these lots has n frontage OF
,hree-fourths Of a mile on the shore west OF
he steamboat wharf. ON the improved Is
lands he has now forty head OF cattle, among
" hich are twenty cows. He has twenty
men at work on the mainland making i'm
proyements. DR.. Watson has spent nine sum
ners here and well comprehends the future
prospects Of the south part of the isiand.-Fn-
iastridi Journal.
The officers Of the steamer Mount Desert
Tor the present season are as follows
Captain, Mark L. Ingraham; pilot, Samuel ;.
Conary; first officer, Capt. W. c. Sawtelle
purser, Chas. 7. Mason; engineer, c. II.
Allen; assistant engineer, Harry Jean; bag
,age master, Fred Hanson. Upon commence
nent OF the daily trips, Capt. VI. l.. Ingraham
will be transferred to the main line. and Capt,
W. c. Sawtelle will take command.
The following Is the rank Of the several
members OF the class which graduated from
he High School at the end of the term lust
closed:
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