Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
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John A. Miller has leased the Copper *
Gold Exchange Hotel and is nov opened
for the reception Of the public.
John VI. Snow is in the Pendleton House.
40 long closed to the public.
We learn tina, Mr.. Eugene Stevens will
soon open a stock of groceries in the store
occupied BY II. b. Parker
Fresh alewives were in the market Sat
urday.
Prof c. c. Lee left here Saturday morn
ing for his home in Foxcrof, He came
among us as a stranger last September. but
We all shall miss him while he is wrestling
with the hoe handle. and eating doughnut-
IN his far off home. Tie is a good citizen
aud faithful teacher.
Mrs. Sarah Ben, returned from Boston
on Saturday, for the summer
J. W. Byard is having quite rush Of
work on the pant business, and is getting
quite stock Of goods on hand
The anticipated number failed to appear
in the cemetery last Tue sday-but those
tina, did come. made very decided change
in the looks, and many more days work
NIGH, be pu, in 10 good advantage.
Persons having knowledge Of the graves
of any soldiers Of the Revolutionary war.
war Of 1912. or ne Mexican war, in towns
where the G. \. X. Post of this town dec
crate graves, will confer favor. If they
will inform some comrade Of the post OF the
eSac, location of the grave, and 1t shall be
decorated next Memorial Day. Il is be-
heved that the graves Of all | mon soldiers
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Last week Miss Sarah Stevens ttle-
efafhea from lineage t'a' ,hs eou'd ho'
teach he summer senoo', ana me agent a.
ONCE secured Miss i1fzIe Peters Tor ne
pTimar, school, both tor the summer, and
''i' and WINTER terms and the schools begin
to-day, NiNs Ella oto'er having ne gram
mar department, three weeks later than was
the intention
FRIDAY. April 80. wall always be red
letter" day with the pupil. 81 Bluehlll AcaI.
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eH'H' IL WIS 'ur ths' Jay OF y sCh"o'
YEAR, and m the afternoon the Academy
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10 listen 10 the closing exercises. which y IS
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nYatton had h..n .n.nt ana a. m. honr
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the center Of attraction for oil, old and
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!'""N' "'.e va. ''' '''' va IMAM! wa "'N'i
more rapid pul>alIon than was common.
The church was NEATLY decorated with eyer
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green's anu u" l'a' ~ rug puppy Wa '"t
school motto prorgus 1t Slfysus" Onward
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original Grafton. 1hs Dsseiopin-n, ofour >iai-.
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sanr-a.Th. broken ri,en.r" Mi,. I.ina Mor,an
1FAtioh-r II, Negro .hafi's hiasd"n'
M..i lillian Nan.
Dus:-"The Twilight Hour !. Come
o.f'e-i , nnd NJ iitfs - MI.
oratton~..Thr thsnr.ts- T.iwafd tu"srr
h.-as-''w o'nen' Rights M.. LiEsir smith.
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oralion-~oQr Future Eugene il ,tnyrr
lisa am lhpaSh's' VI, tmina il1'i4e.
song-",il!ssr nj. Fight yol,,...
school Ole. Composed b. Mir MARY
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school Prophecy. Nil Mabel we-c6ti
NAie'iietory' Miss Carrie Is stevens
he exercises were listened 10 with very
ssra, interest. and reflected great credit up
on both teacher and pupils. The declana-
lion OF Mr.. Barrett, and the Rotations Of
Misses Dunn and Sweet we're the only
ones not prepared especially for the oeca-
sion, and 1t would be hard to say which Was
the best, for ell we're yer, good indeed, and
bore evidence Of careful study. AMI an Effort
10 coHdeHse, which As hard 10 acquire,
There was bat Eule chance 70 oriiicisr #
one had the disposition, shich have not.
All were deserving OF much praise. Mr..
Blsgdon took an advanced position a, to the
qualifications OF the negro. and Mr.. Tucker
was down on the heather Chinee, while
Miss Smith was not at all backward IN her
plea for equal rights a. she termed her
claim for "~omens rights" Mr.. Wood
gave a concise statement of our good Old