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

5 Sept. Arppstnok. J Waldo
Oct. Peno bscot. Jan Washington
Jan. York Mar. Knox.
Feb. Oxford. 3 Apr. Andrpscoeytn
Apr. Washington.
-Llacs in bloom.
The Lake House. a, Eagle Lake, is now
open.
Calvin r. Young has been appointed post.
master At Hancock.
Mr.. and Mr.. Emery of.Great Pond. were
10 this city on Tuesday.
Judge LA. Emery left for Alfred on sun
day evenings train.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin delivered the Me-
mortal address at Bangor.
DR.. G. W. Bragion has moved into the L.
n. Jordan house on Pine street.
Rev. c. +. W. Hubbard returned home
from his Massachusetts, visit last week
Mrs. Eugene Hale. with her three sous, ar
rived home from W ashington last week
The Sunday evening temperance meeting
has entered upon it. usual summer vacation
Morrison & Joy are fitting up a very spa
cious and convenient store-house in the rear Of
their store.
The subject for discussion next Sabbath
at the NJ. +. church, Franklin, is the final
judgment.
Mr.. $. u. Bonsoy. after very pleasan,
visit 10 Ellsworth occupying several days, LEFT
for his home In Dakota. on Monday last.
w. J. Logan of thi. city. left for por,
chester. y. Y. on Thursday last, having been
called there by a dispatch announcing the death
Of his father
B. W. stevens moved his mother and
household goods to Steuben. on Monday Of
last week, and spent the week there. returning
with his wife on sunday evening last.
The Rev. W. {. Barrows, Of Lewiston.
occupied the Baptist pulpit In this city on sun
day last. and will occupy 1t again next SUNDAY.
Several OF our MOS, enterprising ladie, are
engaged in the lauiabIc endeavor To form a
Village Improvement Society. May success
crown their efforts, More anon.
Rev. 5 u. Townc, OF the Falls village.
who hss been i'll for several days with slight
attack Of pneumonia. though still quite weak.
!. able 10 be out again.
Mr.. Thomas Lampher has driven milk
car; into Bucksport. daily. for more than
thirty YEAR, having in all that time missed bu;
tv trips.
Mrs. Carrie Morang. OF someryille. Mass,
is visiting her father. Mr.. c. l. stevens. in
this city. She will probably spend the sum
mer here.
Nearly all the Ellsworth delegates to the
Republican District aud state Conventions.
left FOR Watcrtillc Tuesday morning. The
balance left for Lewiston direct. Wednesday
morning.
At Castine Friday evening at Republican
caucus. the following were elected delegates to
the State and Di.tric, Conventions W. q.
Sargent. {. II. Hooper and Geo. II. Witherle.
10 serve both committee. They were un-
instructed.
The next session OF the Ellsworth Frcc
Baptist Quarterly Meeting viii be- with the
West Deer Isle Church. June Is aud ~. One
fare the Morrison. which leaves Ellsworth,
Thursday al O'Clock A. NJ, returning Tue.
day
In orland, recently, Master Roy l.. Dorr.
white playing with = -ryihe, accidentally cut
his playmate. Roy Staples, bad cash below
the knee. DR.. Perry was hastily summoned
and pronounced ii not dangerous. only flesh
wound.
The ticket and telegraph Offices OF the
Maine Central, at Mt. Desert Ferry which have
been siuated some distance from the waiting
rooms. have been mo, ed about three hundred
feet nearer. change which will make II
muchmore convenient for the travelling PUT
lie.
Rev. II. Bernard Carpenter of Boston.sup-
piled the pulpit OF the Unitarian church In
Bangor, sunday, In exchange with the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Cressey. There was 8 very large al
tendance. and Mr. Carpenters discourse was Il
most able and eloquent effort. His subject W a.
The Value OF Man"
B. T. Sowle, Esq. has bought the Abram
Lord house on Hancock street. and has moved
into II. Master Lord Is now living with his
son, Charles Lord. on Maple street He ex-
Capt. Pray occupies Mr.. Lord. former resi-
dence on Water street.
As will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column, kimball. salesman for Il. A.
Atkinson X Co., will be in Ellsworth on
"Wednesday and Thursday Of this week. with
big line Of carept samples, over 200 10 choose
from, also furniture. bedding. stoves and
ranges. etc, etc. Give him call and ex-
anime his goods.
Brother Wardwell. in the Clipper states
the MISTER about right in the following: 1T
IL observed that the manly way in which our
young men step in and pay their first tax is Il
good indication OF their future prosperity. A
young Teller that has tax receipt in his
pocket has right TO 60 a courting.' and ex-
pect good and courteous treatment from the old
folks"
The sth, 9Th and 18th Regimental Associa-
tions will have reunion in this city on the
18th inst. All members Of these regiments
are earnestly invited TO be present Those at
tending from Ellsworth and neighboring
towns are requested to bring basket OF pro-
visions. Dinner will be furnished by the
woman's Relief Corps Of this city.
-Whtmore & Clark's Ministries. SO widely
and fayorably known all over the country,
will give one OF their amusing and interest
| ing entertainments at Hancock hall. on Thurs
day evening Of this week. See advertise
ment in this paper. Tickets for sale at E. F.
/ Robinson's.
We have received the catalogue Of the
Pennington State Normal School just pub.
lished which shows that the attendance the
past year has been the largest In the history OF
| the institution, the total number of different
pupils registered being 22l against BOG, the
registration In .1s69-70, which had hitherto
been the most prosperous year in point OF
| numbers.
We have received from Oliver Ditson 4
| Co., Boston, small singing book entitled
Songs Of Promise well adapted, We should
say, to the wants of evangelical Sunday
schools, prayer, praise and conference meet
| ings. 1t abounds in such good old pieces as
''In the Cross of Christ Glory" washed in
the Blood, 'Precious Blood Of Jesus" &c.
| &c To have aiso raoalvod frovn tho same