Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

VI TINS week.
-Capt. ). ". Urann aud his daughter, Mis-,
oh'e' were In this city. Monday.
MIR. W. II. Hall of Ash,ille, was in thi,
city Wednesday
Mr.. Fred II. Lord has gone to Boston 0,
| business
Miss Lillian Pre>by of this city. is en-
p'oyed In the Bar Harbor telephone Office.
An old, unoecupied building At Bar Har
Dor was burned, Thursday morning. at shou,
2o'cloek Ii was probably set on fire. rb,
department was promptly on hand
Mr.. Fred Brown has resigned his position
ss clerk In the post-ofice and Mr. Fred Me
fariand has been appointed in his place.
The town treasurer of Ca.tine received
hinety-one crows heads In one day recently
from Albert Webster OF North Castine.
The steamer olivette OF the Plant Line
VIII leave New York on her first trip TO the
eastward. on Thursday, June 20h. ON thi.
trip she will run through to Eastport, taking
passengers and freight for Boston and Bar
Hsrhor.
Prof. {. II. Fernsld, OF Amherst. formerly
ofihe Maine State College. sailed for Europe.
Saturday. on the Il, amer City OF Paris and
Will remain there during the summer pur.u.
Ing his scientific researches.
The bark Penobscot. OF Buckspor,. from
New York for Singapore. was spoken June 9Th
In lat. 1926 n. lon. Is "a W. BY the steamer
Blake of the United States coast survey. She
desired 10 be reported
Parties are engaged In building street
scross the Pond estate. % called. commencing
al Fourth street the residence of A. r.
Burnham, Esq, and terminating near the Pond
spring.
Mr., I. II. Stratton hss contracted to build
a boarding house, 33x67 feet. two stories. On
Pond street, for MIR. simeon Doyle OF East
Bluehin.
The temperance meeting next SUNDAY
viii be held at the Unitarian vc~try ut S 80
O'Clock. +. ".
COL c. {. Burrill has gone to Ro-ton
where be viii meet hi daughter. Mis- Sadie,
who will return home with him from The
I.s.ell school.
We hear that Mr.. {. L. steven. is to build
house on Bay View street. Mr.. T.. II. STRAIT
ton Is The contractor.
--tieo Nixon BLACK. E-q. Of Boston. with
two Of his friends from that city. j. spending
few days at hi. fine residence on the west
side
Mr.. K. q. Mason OF this city ha. been sI'-
pointed 10 tho position Of special postal clerk
on the Bangor and Bar Hsrbo7 route We are
glad 81 il. The appointment i good one.
~ The entertainment given at Hancock Hall.
saturday evening, by the lucier Musical Com
edy Co. was Yer, excellent one and WORTHY
avery much larger patronage than it received.
We are indebted 10 Capt John Il Jordan
for generous basket Of straw berries Of hi-
own raising. .ou.r OF tn. finest fruit u the
Kind. viii venture 10 say. ever raised in
Eilsw orth. and forward too. rather shcad, ac
think. % every bois else Thanks Csp'n, also
FOR the excellent lettuce. with which YOU 80
kindly remembered IL.
Mr.. Lafayette pasi. while In attendance
Monday evening. on the regular weekly meet
ing of the W { +. l., At the rc-ilrn,c II
Mr. j +. Whitmore, was taken suddenly
ANA seriously i.l with congestion 81 the train.
thai her friend, w.rr uoi ahle 70 remove
her to her own home until Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. pa,i. 3. a very useful and e-,imshle ialy
whom her mary friends hope 10 see out agsiu
ia short time.
~ the new schedule OF the Boston /
Maine and Maine Central railroads Tor the sum
mer season, Campohelin Island Passengers can
leave Boston At \. NJ on Pullman through
train. aud STRIVE At -. Andrew on the zane
evening Al so. Passengers 1t Bar Harrison
can itsVe there al in \. NJ connecting with
the came train. and Al - Andrrs ;h"N AZ on
" one hour'- boat from Campohello. the
fast steamer Rose >iAndi-h making the trip
every morning II J.. also pr0l posed % run the
"uliscttt." over from Bar Hsrtor. e well q.
to take passenger. dircc, from Boston on sat
urdats for ,Anp"bello.
We have received from Bro .Iu,clh " o,d,
Secretary, the twenty-sxth annual rrpnrt Of
the proceeding. OF the Maine Pres A.-ocia-
ton for the year ending +. brusrv /. l>N', IL
was printed at the Mount Desert Hcrfif office
and l. nest job. II contains lit u the o.
fcrrs Of the association. = report 81 the bust
nr,- meeting an essay by Geo. :. Row ell Of
the Portland idrertiSer. entitled: Queer
Advertisements and the Secret OF Newspaper
Pro-perity."a poem. The Power Of the Pres. =
BY Mrs ANN Sargent Hun, OF the Hgme Nts
sj"t Echo. Augusta historical sketches. bio
graphical sketches. constitution, bylaws, or
der OF business, and roll Of members. from
which IL APPEAR there are seventy active mrn.-
Der, and eight honorary members. Among he
biographical sketches i one Of the late ~
thanei knight SAWYER. formerly editor q the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. hy ii. present editor.
n DR. l.. :. thilcoit j. 10 occupy for H. den-
tal prscitce the upper part Of Or. /. |. to- :
office upon Hammond street. mot ng from hi
present Office IN " ~ MARKET square. lie cN-
pcct- To .rt settled in the new piiir, IN about ii
month. The building j. now being fitted NJ
and put ID The best 81 repair. Or. throu
will have excellent room, al the new location.
-Bany"r wig.