Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-07-22
-Dog-days begin July "A.

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| barn.
| Frank NJ. Hale is spending his vacation At
| home.
President McCosh, Of Princeton. Is at Bar
Harbor.
DIR. r. L. Grindle Of Mt. Desert, was In
town Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Davis of California, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. C. E. Billiard Is visiting friends In
Ellsworth and vicinity.
Miss Annie Mason of searsmon,. Is visit
ing relatives in this city.
n. 5. salisbury and wife have gone to Pc
nobscot for few days.
Considerable matter is received too late
for publication this week.
The Unitarian Sunday school has entered
upon its summer vacation.
Judge L. A. Emery has gone to Portland
TO attend the law court.
Ex-Governor Selden Counor IL at the
West End. Bar Harbor
Rev. 5. d. Towne preached a, the Metho-
Ni>t tbulSu SuuuaN evening.
MIR. VIM. johnson. of Boston. has recently
been in town for a few days.
Colby University has conferred the hon.
orary degree.of IL d. on Senator Hale.
ON Monday Colt 4 Moore had halibut at
their fish market. which weighed 2is lbs.
Hon. J. G. Blaine was In this city over
sunday. He went 10 Bar Harbor. Monday.
See advertisement OF ". +. Stanwood,
Ellsworth Directory" in another column
Fresh grapes and California pears at J }.
Meponald'> confectionery stand, Main street.
Mrs. +. L. Williams and daughter. Of
Lowell, Mass. have been visiting in this city.
Mr.. Fred X. shaw has returned to this city
from three weeks visit AT West Gouldsboro.
Henry Whiting. Esq, with his family, IL
occupying his summer cottage a, Hancock
Point
Mrs.. Nichols and-on OF Sear.port. are Wis
iiinc her sister, Mrs.. Geo. Cunningham. in this
city.
Rev. {. +. W. Hubbard Is spending few
days with Henry Whiting. Esq, at Hancock
Point.
MIR. W. H. Perry the compiler OF the Els
worth directory, has returned home to Cam
den.
-Worsmen are engaged in placing granite
step, TO the front entrance to the new cour,
house
Mr., y. Chandler Of Detroit, Michigan, is
now at the home OF Der daughter, Mrs Hale.
in ihi, city.
A history Of Deer Isle. containing $40
pages, has been completed and will soon he
offered for sale.
Mr. William C. Peters OF Newburvpor,.
Mas. j. visiting his brother. John A. Peters.
"a, Of this city
We are informed that In Sear.mont re-
gently, hcifer eleven months old gave birth
10 full->zed calf
DR.. ". VI. Haincs was called TO Dexter
Monday by The illness Of his father. He ~
turned thi> morning.
Clarence Hale Esq. Of Portland. ha. been
spending few day, in town. with the family
d hi, brother. senator Hale
MIR {. T.. Perkins. the popular clerk al
The Rodick. who has spent several season.
there, l. again in his old place
DR.. Mason. Secretary Of the American
Bapti.; Home Mission Society. Will preach 4,
The Baptist church next sunday
bishop Dosue and family have arrived s.,
Northeas, Iiarbor and are occupying their
coitage. the 'Magnum Donum."
! lao. 81.
Bunker place on the east SIDE Of the river, and
viii Ill up summer residence thereon.
Mis- jamie {. Michael. formerly teacher OF
the Grammar school, east side. has been In
town for few DAYS, visiting old friends.
Mr. Lafayette Davis aud family have re-
turned from 4 visit to hi, son at walthsm.
Mas, also 10 h..oli home and friend, on Saco
river.
Rev. l.. b. Macdonald graduated from
Harvard College, June 81. and is settled for
the present pastor OF the Unitarian church
in shirley. Mass.
Deer are reported numerous In many parts
OF Washington and Hancock counties. In
some sections the farmers report that they are
injurng their crops.
The train from Mount Desert Ferry sun
day night run into an OK two miles the other
-ide Of Holden. The animal was 30 badly In
jured that it had to be killed.
Mis-. Annie Clark will take class In out
door >ketching during the month OF August
Opportunity i given TO all who desire such In
-iruction to join this class.
See the advertisement OF Dr. Alexander
Fulton in this paper offering for sale his fine
residence corner Of Main and School streets.
and other dwelling houses in the city
A gold pin which wa. found on the
grounds at Phillips Pond on the dsy of the
Unitarian sunday school excursion, has been
left AT the AMERICAN Office. The owner will
please cali for II.
The Weymouth Point road having been
put in good condition. chow der parties are OF
frequent occurrence. 4 small fee is expected
for each team going over the road, TO defray
expenses OF repairs.
We have received from Grant. Lyman &
Co.,. Bankers. Bar Harbor. neatly printed
statement OF Hancock County Telephone and
Telegraph Co. with list of public Offices and
y.
Thanks, gentlemen.
-Key. l.: ID. Wardwen writes US rom
Pembina, Dakota, renewing his subscription
TO the AMERICAN. and adds: THE AMERI-
CANS weekly visits seem like the calls OF an
old neighbor, and cannot do without IT,"
B. T. sowle, Esq. with his family. left
here this Wednesday, morning, with yacht
for Gouldsboro. IL the weather should be
favorable he will go outside OF Mt. Desert and
around Schoodic Point into Gouldsboro BAY
AT North Brooksville one day this spring,
Mr.. kenney Grindle, eighty years of age, held
the plough in ploughing whole acre Of land
commencing at seven O'Clock In the morning
and working till seven in the evening. He
was too busy 10 strike for less hours.
Capt. 5. l.. Lord. who for the last year