Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-01
East Lamolne aud its Surroundings

cured The farm products potatoes,
peas beans, heets. etc, are ready for
mar%et or home consumption and the
farmer, hearts have been once more male
glad.
On saturday we had cupious rainfall
10 the afternoon and greater part Of the
night, for which the songstcrs of the
groves nj their mathis on Sunday morning
warbied forth their songs of rejoicing and
all nature echoed back their strains.
Busy, Busy, seems to have been the
watch-word along our streets for weeks
past, and people have had to infringe ON
the seventh day, as some would say break
the Sabbath, in seeking to rest from man
uel labor and breathe Gods free air IN his
great temple of nature, the old, old woods
and the ever restless seashore.
The very large and continued procession
of carriages and foot passengers travelling
In Fountain la Val Avenue, both of our
own citizens and from a distance. attest
the fact of deep interest in the transfer
nation of this part Of our town going on
from retired country hamlet, to first
class seaside resort for summer soiourners,
and one remarkable fea 1rc about the mat
ter is the almost unanimous uttered wish
for its ultimate success.
The Land Company Is doing it, utmost
10 pushing along to speedy completion
work on the building, placing the furni.
ture in position in the various parts
of the Pavilion, grading the lawns
outside and giving finishing touches here,
and there and everywhere. TO whatever
may contribute 10 the qualification of the
large number of visitors who are only
waiting for the announcement which we
here made that they will be ready for the
reception Of guests on Thursday August
first.
In your next issue we shall give de
scription Of the Pavilion, its capability for
thr nnmh VI guests. the furniture In
public and private rooms; the sanatory
precautions 10 secure the health and com
fort of each aud every one who NAV he
jewellers therein; the assurance that no
pains Or expense has been spared in pro
,id,ng and preparing the best OF pro,is-
ions the market Will supply and in secur-
tug stan of officers and servants whose
duty 1t shall b, 10 minister 10 the comfort
ami pleasure Of the patrons Of this house
at I'll times
Manager Col John Shoeuhar arrived at
his office on SUNDAY morning on the steam
ar phycttc on business, he will return to
the Office IN Boston By the same route on
Monday WE presume that he intends to
max one Of the large company who cV-
poet 10 DE pr, sent AT The opening of the
hru-r with others who will remain A.
guests for tlin ~ca~on.
MI, Steam fyrrN boat e. " Chaplin i
description 81 winch wc gave the readers
,f tht ANrEicAN 4 few weeks ago-lay-
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,nlirfti.n az NEGATIVE. of views taken AZ
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