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


| Times, Is improving ia health.
| Read the advertisement Of II. II. Mason
''Driving Boots" in another column.
Miss Wolston of Bath, who taught the re
cent dancing school in this city, is visiting
| friends here for few Gays.
| The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard left this tWednes-
| day. morning for Massachusetts where he will
visit relatives. until April /.
-Amasa Sargent. Esq, representing the
house OF l. W. Monroe Il Co.. Boston, was in
this county all of last week.
Major II. ien,iershot, the noted drummer
boy Of the Rappahannock, will give an entertain.
Blake hall. West sullivan, on Tuesday
evening, March 49, To close with grand ball
Elmer Sargent, the eldest son Of Mr..
George Sargent. of Some>, lille, was shot in the
hand while loading gun TO shoot crow. DR..
Moore. Of Bar iIarhor dressed the wound.
The steamer Electa. owned by DIR. A.
Walton, of BANGOR, has again been chartered
by the Ma ne Central Railroad to run on
Frenchman, Bay the coming season and prob
ably on the same route A. last year.
The managers Of the Congregational Loan
Exhibition desire 10 express their sense OF
obligation 10 those who both by their kindness
in lending articles and by their generous pat
ronage have 20 materially helped IN making
the exhibition success
The isnitor OF the po>tofiice building in
oycrhaulinc an old pile ef wood in the base
ment. recently discovered two frog. Que of
which ha, been in the thoroughly brickcd and
cemented cellar. without any apparent means
Of subsistence for two wears. The antor
pertinrntly suggests that the, be turned out
and good democratic frog> substituted.
The new arrangement, at Mr. .ray's
Photographic studio are nearly completed
that all who d'>lrr can nov obtain >iliing> FOR
photographs. All arrangement. viii be- fully
completed in 2 few day.. whcn he wiil be pre-
pared To do every Kind ~ work pertaining 10
The business MIR. j., ha> been fortunate in
securing the >cryire, Of Mr. l. wascatt for
time. and feeling confident tha; the most
faslidou> can Doe suited. invites all to give him
call.
The thrc"-ma>icl schooner Henry :
Woodruff Of about l~o ton, burden. was
launched in E~,cN. Mas. from the ward II
the builders John james X son. on the 18th
instant The Henry :. Woodruff j. a fr-i
class vessel designed for the Grand Bank
fisheries. r. u. Iiodgkln, < sons OF I.auoine
are managing owners. and Capt. Charlie
Hodskin>. on. Of the trm ~ I'm command her
The vessel j. now in Boston where She viii
he rugged by Ezra Reed. She ha, capacity
for 300 quin,a- of ii,A aud Will carry crew
Of - men.
Hon. and Mr.. J u. IIolkin, went TO
Bangor ON SATURDAY a. attend. on SUNDAY. the
funeral Of Mr.. Charles T. LYON. the father u
Charles \. LYON who married Mr. Hopkins
daughter. ~ The funeral. which was largely
attended by the friends aul aqua fntance, of
the deceased, Rev. Amory Battles, who wa,
MIR. Lyon. fayorit. pastor, ofNriaied making
touching PRAYER and extended remarks in
keeping ith the religious views Of the DO
ceased. Mr.. Battles al-p read an appropriate
pom. The fora, offerings were very numer-
on. and beautiful The bearer. w,rr Mc>,r-
T. g. >licAu.y. &, : 4. Dow. Thomas Mason
II. r. " ,.iams, i. VI. Howard aud George
W emih.of Bangor anil : \. Eldcn. Of Boston
The latter gentleman Va, formerly clerk uu-
dor Mr. LYON and came FROM Boston io
A,1rnd the funeral.
he arrangement, Tor thu celebration Of
tile completion Of III" new Court iIou,,. aud
otb'r ouuty building, has, ta,u Substantially
agreed upon The time fixed J. April ISih
next. the first day 81 llr April term Of the
>upr,fns Court In tho forenoon from nine to
twcls, O'Clock, til, buildings and Offices Mil
lee open 10 inspection aud officials viii l., in