Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
Southwest Hsrbdr.

The Rev W a. Haskell delivered a very
eloquent sermon AT the new union church
Yesterday on the Institution If the Sab
bath. The several points for cnnsidrra-
ton. the need of day of rest, the proper
Observance and cheerful Inducements for
inviting sabbath worship were presented
In a forcplc, sensible ami ppetIca manner.
which could not fail TO Interest the large
assembly, warmed into appreciation hv
the ynuu. speakers carnc >tuess, combined
with the genial rays Of sunshine % rarely
seen Of late
schools in district No. open this Mon
dayt morning Miss Grace kittrc,igc who
has just finished term at West Bass Har-
Dor. takes charge of the Grammar school
while Miss Carrie Robinson presid-s over
the Primary
Building operations which seemed dull
during the summer have started up into
brisk activity within few weeks Al Nor
woods Cove Seth I.urycy j. building
house FOR Allan Lawlor, which i already
closed III ready for outside finish. \
house is III progress for Capt. Robbie Nor
wood ON huc location near Deacon
Dodge.. being built ~ Ezrs u. Lurvcv
D. l.. Mayo, who bought the Methodist
pair. adding pretty cot Of paint to its
other attractions Near by Mr.. Edmund
Day has made very extensive repair, on
his residence, which adds much 10 the i'm
pruycmcut Of his buildings, and last in
this locality, Nj Biou b. Reynolds i hay
iug q new house built In this vicinity
We have first MIR. Herbert Ntanley's tasty
cottage well under way by Mr. Jane,
Clark which. II j. hoped, VIII be ready for
occupancy before Christmas; next VIM.
Tower has house In process Of con~truc-
ton ia hi- lot w James Ross next on the
li.t j. a neat stable which Capt Benjamin
Robinson Is erecting ln connection with
his ucw residence recently purchased Of u
L. Mayo. Mr.. Drawn, a former resident
Of Ellsworth. y building himself house
on the seal cove road on lot lately
bought
The fremont public library has re-
ceiycd during tie past week, a most liher-
al donation of valuable reading matter
from Mr.. g. F. Street Of Exeter,
\ H. This lady. who With her husband,
the Rev. Cico. + Street, AMI family. were
guests Al the ClAremont. during the sum
mrr, became much Interested in the r.
forts being made 70 establish substantial
and well regulated library here, and prom
iSeu to SEND a contribution, a promise
which has brcu most generously redeemed
by the arrival OF two barrel.
solidly packed with bound books, sets Of
magazines and other periodicals in various
forms This welcome addition i CRATE
fully appreciated by the library a~socia-
ton.
One Of the most pleasing sights on our
streets j. the little pony team lifted up by
Z t. Higgins for his son Fred. The gen
tie >teed not much larger than New found
land dog. trot> or with the small vehicle
and its occupants in fine style. Master
Fred in choosing H. young lady seat
mate gives th8prcference 10 Miss Berthe
Lemont, perhaps because she is "A fearless
and expert driver.
S W. Harbor can boast OF one smart
boy who j. surely entitled to a medal for
skill in handling the hoe. Master Jesse
Parker, aged seven years, dug forty bush
els Of potatoes in the course of two weeks
which, counting out the rainy days, was a
most praiseworthy piece of work for so
Young q farmer. 'Tis said the little fellow
has shrewd eve TO the main chance, is
quick and bright sharp at trade to turn
an honest penny and will no doubt deTel-
op into an energetic business man.
oct % SPRAY.