Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
A.H.NOrris.
East Lamoine aud its Surroundings.

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ar tn tho season same II NOT NOR, zoe,
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alIv ane a. ,nai.leu's tears and A. often
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above and bel"" the building haS rccciN-
~ u furnishings, Two mA>~I'" rh9n"r-
iiers arr suspended from II lofty d'me II
unique ana hi2h art hnl~h whh rrHc'tnr
lamps generously distributed between the
large windows 81 stained glass lhe
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ing IRON tins partially described nan J.
smaller, but a. well finished room "h"rr
a private party Of more than ihlr'H guest"
can be entertained IN the co>ic~t >tNI"'
both of these rooms can be served 10 the
most expeditions manner Will" the lofty
dome and spacious opened window, E't"
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ne iafHe,Ntaah' Shd SPECIFY steam i'F-
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* ihlhut" T'p yesterday we H'"'' HIS
round UP ana timed htr' ana without Jat
OF apparent motion shr az hrr ""Fh 20
that some VINO calculated I" haNc Al !rANi
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he steamer Minnchaha' APT >
cousins, madr nay TRIP on SUNDAY ana
her passengers tn" greater part OF mem
were the guests "i the 'aut house Inns
house i rapidly ming up, ana lhc present
month gives promise OF large increase
who will remain into September aud 9th
er> who VIII stay even later
Edward Savoy OF Boston, Mass, j. fast
making up the list OF attaches OF thc faF"-
ION Cafe, and had I" commence win Iute
a number of guests on Sunday IN the large
dining hall IN the fa'ilion "hich VIII &C
commodate large number OF people. Mr
Savoy, IN all appearances, l. wen III
formed gentleman. we'll qualified 10 per
form the onerous duties OF steward de'oi'-
ing upon him and we have no DOUBT hut
he viii WIN Inc Go"d wishes OF NJ guess
a he has already with all who nave hAd
connection Win nun bHtihS Tug last '"o
weeks he has been called upon oy iAr2e
numbers OF people TO look through the
house, at times when he was busy 10 PM,
ting the rooms ready Tor occupancy ana
this would try JOBS patience II ne nag 70
pas, the ordeal II anything would
on Sunday morning the services Of the
Unitarian society were complete, and one
in which the congregation took part re-
sponsive readings chanting by the choir,
and very able discourse delivered by Mr.
gill Of Sullivan who had exchanged with
InaNe' Aiter the PRAYER Mrs' ueoi-e