Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-30

street Is last Undertaking.
Miss Helen Iiodgkins, OF sullivan. was in
this city last week visiting relatives
Mr.. Hollis c. Black has returned home
from Boston where he has been spending a
Few weeks. We hear that he expects to moy-
to that city In july.
There was quite heavy frost SUNDAY
night, which did considerable damage TO veye.
tation, especially beans
we had Il pleasant call on Saturday last
from Mrs. Mary +. Mayo Of Buehill, valued
correspondent Of the AMERICAN, from whom
We are always glad to hear.
Rev. Frank +. Heaey arrived In this city
Saturday evening, from Boston, and on SUNDAY
entered upon his new duties as castor of the
Unitarian church. Though suffering from
temporary illness he made very excellent be-
ginning.
Mr. Geo. II. Sperry, recently of this city +.
having sold out his stage line to Bar Harbor,
has moved 10 Bluehll TO engage In the granite
business
Three good compositors are wanted to
work on the Bangor Daily Ne,rs, the new
morning paper to be started In Bangor, June
81. Apply to +. X. Smith. supt.. Bangor, Me.
DR.. Geo. A. Phillips requests that any
readers OF the AMERICAN who know where
wild psrsnip" may be found, will commun-
cate with him at Ellsworth.
Sch Evangeline. the condemned Canadian
vessel which has been on the marine railway
at this port, was launched one day last week.
Mr.. " ison K. Jordan has Just completed
large new brick-yard on his premises on
Water street, where he commenced the manu-
facture OF brick thi. week.
Mr.. +. l.. Thurber formerly Of this ci,y
has accepted the position Of clerk AT CITY Ho-
Tel. Portland. aud has entered upon his duti,,
Mrs. Thurber l. visiting her father and mother
Mr. and Mr.. Robert Mcfarland in this city.
for short time.
Reeds Pond is about to have telephone
connection with the central office in ,hi. CITY.
which will be great convenience to those
seeking pleasure at this Pond, resort which
il fast growing in popular favor.
-Rev. J. 7. Crosby. the new pastor OF the
Congregational church. SUNDAY morning.
We have received u copy OF the Crystal
Pdiace Weekly Home J0nrndi. Philadelphia
which conia an excellent sermon, The Tn
just Steward" by Rev. u, II. Tribou. Chap
lain I. ;. \. The sermon is accompanied by
likeness OF it, author.
Mrs. e. Il. Foster. accompanied BY her
daughter, Lens. left here Tuesday for few
weeks visit among their relatives and friends
In Gorham, y II. They were accompanied
a. far y, Portland by Mr. Goodwin. Mr-.
Fosters mother, who wss on her way 10 Boz
ton 10 visit her two daughters nov residing
there.
The members OF the Ellsworth Business
Mems Association. together with .uch other
citizens a. may be pleased to Join them. are re-
qut,red to meet at the aIdermen'> room. next
saturday evening. at o'clock for the pur-
POSE of tskng into consideration a Fourth OF
July celebration.
We have received sample. OF something
very unique and very dainty IN the lunch line
the "lunch clam which /. put ~ by the Deer
proprictors. The cans open well. showing be-
yond doubt that only The best OF claims are
used and extra care l. taken in packing them.
or all the canned good, We have yet, com
mend u to the ''unch clam" for which We
have love-at- tir-t-sixht Enforcement.
Mr.. {. T.. Perkin. ha> been obliged 10
close his school At Columbia Fall, on account
Of the breaking out Of iphthcria in tina; town.
Mr.. rcrkn, j. now in this city.
The Good Tcmpiar, will give an cntcrtsin-
mcnt this Wednesday evening. al the Free
Baptist church. Programme consisting of
reading. recitatons, dialogue. duets, guartet-.
etc. Ice-cream and cake served. Admission.
Is cents. Doors open at O'Clock. Commence
ri l-tandard,)
Baptist circle and supper this afternoon
and evening. Supper served at 6 O'Clock
standard time) with the usual tempting bill OF
fare. Every body invited.
We hear that Mr. Herman Chick va.
thrown from wagon Tuesday evening
while riding on High street. aud received in
juric- " hich "ill lay him up Tor several day.
Saws the New York Graphic: All the in-
dicalions poiut TO a successful summer at Bar
HArbor, upon which place fashion ha- put IT,
approving stamp.
Capt. Jesse II. Bragdon OF Lamoine, is
having built at Milbridse II new vessel between
400 and 800 tons. to be commanded by himself.
Capt. Bragion /, one OF the most reliable aud
successful ,hip-masters in the county and de-
SERVES a iirsi-class vessel.
MIR. Thomas A. Crabtree. Of Bangor, has
been invited by the church at North Searsport
To hold IA series OF meetings a; that place
to commence June ID. Mr. Crabtrce spent
four weeks in that vicinity last winter. A. an
evangelist and WAS we'll received. and " III
commence sbors there at the above date.
Isaac Leighton OF Cherry field has sued the
West Washington Agricultural society for
5000 for damages sustained by being struck in
the leg by bullet from one OF the shooting
galleries allowed on the ground.
Rev. T. H. Murphy the new Methodist min
lister at Guiford. wa, TO have preached there
sunday, the 18Th. for the first time, bu, on FRI
day, while at the dinner table, he had shock
OF paralysis. which for the time being deprv-
ed him OF hi, speech and affected him in other
ways He Is now improving slightly and able
TO walk out but the ply sicians say that his con-
dition is critical and he will be unable 10
preach for some time.
While making cart tongue from oak
tree cut on Edward Brown, lot, Brooksville.
Vess.Gray found lock OF human hair wrapped
in piece Of new spaper The hair was quite
long and coarse. and black in color the print
ing on the paper was perfectly legble in many
places. 1t was printed at the time Of the bor-
der war in Kansas, but there is not enough OF
il to tell the name of the paper or TO get the ex-
act date. The suger hole was completely
grown over the outside OF the tree showing no
marks at all.
Miss JAMIE c. Michaes OF Saltwater. form
erly teacher in this city, has composed the
words and Mr.. N. H. Andrews OF Bangor, the
music for very pretty song entitled Grand.
mas Old Arm Chair" 1t will be published by
Oliver Ditson 4 Co sometime within the next
four months. Miss Michaels is very bright
writer and has previously done some excellent
work in this line.
1t is now stated that the Plant company
have made arrangements for boat every day
from Boston and Bar Harbor, during the
height OF the summer season. This move has
been contemplated for some time and it is be-
ljeyed that il will Droye a very having I'M al.