Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-25

Rsea.por.
Geo II. Morgan, who has been clerk for
F.. b. Gardner for the last three Years. left
with his wife Monday for Boston where he
expects to obtain employment.
The Boston boa, which should have
arrived here Saiurda, vas DELAYED until
Monday on accoun, Of the storm.
Capt. Mlard Dow has moved INTO the
upper tcnem,n Mt of the Faruham house
Prof Chase lecture, before the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavof"
Wednesday evening, on Some Of TIE charac-
ter.siics of our Ancestors
Rev Mr. Lockhar, Of Orring,on preached
IN the NJ. +. church SUNDAY. M, large
number Uerc present hut oil vho we're there
enjoyed the sermon.
Rev. Mr. Da, ha- been ab>en, for few
DAYS in Ea.'por, and CALAIS. H. preached
IN Csla,s Sunday. March. Il.
ltrfe was special town meeting Satut-
da, afternoon Fred'k Wood VITO was
Gle treasurer at the annual meeting De-
cl,nrt .ae lection and How ard Saazey, Esq, .
wa. elected 70 fl, has place
Dr. Horace f. Snow has returned from
New York where he has completed course
IN the study Of medicine.
The spring term Of the seminary com
menced Monday. Mar. -. \ large mum
Der of students !. in attendance and there
is the promise OF very prosperous term.
The entertainment given IS Buckspor,
Lodge A o. [. " to Ellsworth Lodge of
same order vas the social event Of the /.
season for those sho attended The visitors I
cane hy special train arriving about :
o'clock, Aler the hAnque, Nj. Hopkins |
entertained those present With "modifca-
ton" Of Barbara freitchtc and an Irish
song wt,oh ~ere immcnsei, enjoyed by ALL
Dancing followed which was continued to
the aee small hours.
kArrN
RluehIm.
Geo. Ola, is able b. about, hur / far from
vel
A'bin. Carter i. having severe time
With his leg.
The Buck.por mail va, two hours late
Monday.
There j. an unusaily large Attendance at
the academy
lis said there wa. thunder las, Saturday
night,
Wash" Partridge is d, his old place
again. after a prolonged visit to Oranl.
There is prospect that FISH market
NAV be started here. Il site can DE found
to place building upon.
'Grus" made yer, pleasing explanation
abnu, them herrin'," but Il Is MT true.
Rob" pu, the herring into "Grus's" over
coat pocket, when Surg. Goodwin was tyinc
up his ears and the act was done with
.'mslice aforethought." as Rob" always
likes to help others. when he can well as
not Moreover Rob" always has his baked
beans for breakfast SUNDAY morning all
good Bluehillers do We leave the turkey"
for others
The worst storm Of the season occurred
las, Saturda, aud Sunday. But few attend
ed church Sunday forenoon. and there was
no ser' ice in the evening.
March -. 1886. Ron.
C.stine.
Sunday, l4th, Rev Mr. Ives preached at
the Methods, church. Rev. Mr.. Wardwel
being absent on business with the Presiding
Elder.
The ladies' circle ef the Orthodox church
have received very valuable present of the
value Of several hundred dollars, from for
m-r members of the church and parish,
now resident elsewhere. 1t consists OF
complete and extensive furnishing Of their
sestry kitchen. with crockery, silver
ware, &c.
A large number, about 40, attend the
spring term of the Normal school, just
opened The weather and travelling with the
irregularity of the boats, prevented some
from being present at the opening of the
school.
The steamer Richmond" heavily laden
with passengers and freight,was welcomed at
her old wharf Saturday. 18th. The Long
fellow las been filling her place during the
winter months.
The village schools are to close next week
There has been less ice in Castine harbor
this year than for very many past years.
March 10.
East Lamslne.
Wedding anniversaries have had their
run, and chopping bees and surprise parties
are Just now quite brisk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Gillpatric were surprised last Monday
evening. bv more than forty of their friends
who assembled at their house, and spent the
evening in a very pleasant manner
To Mrs. Richard Hodgkins must be
awarded the prize for the earliest chickens
hatched in this section of our town.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Young an "olive
plant SYGNET
March 10.
Cape Rozier
Arrived here March IL. sch'r civilian
Mason" Capt Ham. from Portland for Mt.
Desert, to load ice for New York This YES
sci was formerly the brig civilian Mason"
and was built at Castine in 1857, BY Chas
K Tilden & Co., and owned by them. until
their failure in business.
w. F. Blake is getting out the frame for
n small stable which he intends to nut M