Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
Qbr ellsnortb Amrritan.
Published Tharsdays.
Offices 20 and % State Street.
City and County.

Vest maker wanted at Lewis Friends.
Mr.. Fred l. Phillips of Northeast Harbor,
is in this city for few days.
| w. j. Harper was In town, Monday, pur-
chasing tin ware for bis store at Seal Cove.
Rev F. s. Bickford OF Lamoine, preached
/ able sermon last Sunday. at the Baptist
church in this city, on Sunday Observance.
Charles II. Slower of Bar Harbor. was
drawn TO serve as juryman at the April term
( of court.
Col. c. c. Burrill was 10 Portland last FRI
/ day. where he took the sd DEGREE. known rs
/ the Scottish Rites. in masonry. Comparative
! " few men in the State have climbed up so
! high on the masonic ladder.
! Miss Maud Saunders, who has recently
/ been visiting Miss Lillian Harmon in Portland,
/ returned home Tuesday.
| L. 4. Wyman, Esq. ha. gone 10 Deer Isle
| for day or two. for the transaction OF bust
/ ness.
| See the new advertisement OF Mr.. Geo. l..
Morrison. proprietor of the Ellsworth Wooden
| fsctory. Mr.. Morrison does excellent work
and is every way worthy OF the public patron
age.
Remember the Rainbow Party at the Con-
gregstionsl vestry. Thursday evening. Sup
per and musicale. q cents. Musicale only. Is
cents.
Last week the First National Bank OF Bar
Harbor declared a sem-annusl dividend Of 81
per cent. Col. {. {. BurrilI OF this city is
president of thi. thriving bank.
DR. Geo. A. lord. who has recently under
gone second surgical operation on his bead.
il reported improving.
The third degree was conferred upon ten
candidates at Lejok Lodge, No. 80, I. .. o. +.
last Friday evening.
Two Of TIsncock's smart old gentlemen are
Mr. John Moon. aged 90, and Mr.. Charles
Coates. aged -.
Charles Cri>s Of Grand Mansn. WAS fatally
injured at Sorrento, Thursday by falling twen-
tyfve feet into the hold OF vessel loading
with ice.
ON Tuesday evening, April lst, there was
a grand ~ poverty ball at Music Hall. Bar
Hsrbor. a prize wa. given the lady and gen
tltnau appearing IN Inc worst costume. D. f.
Whitney was the oyerseer OF the poor.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. X. Boggs OF Harrisburg
Pa, have arrived 81 Seal Hsrbor, and opened
their cottage, 'Meenahga Ledge" for the sum
mer. They have passed the winter travelling
in the south and Southwest
OF the tx largest insurance companies 10
this country. {. {. Burrll is agent for all ex-
cept the Hartford, lie is also agent for the
Liverpool and London aud q lobe the heaviest
insurance company In the world doing a fire
business, and for many other Of the very best
companies in this country and Europe. A
wel-known representative OF leading in
surance company in this country has volun-
tAriy made known that the Burrill agency Is
one OF the best In New England.
We have received from DR.. NJ. II. Haynes
snd DR.. ,. r. McDouald most courteous In
yjtation to be present al the 42d annual com
mencement OF the Hahnemsun Medical Col
lege, Wednesday evening, April 9, at the
American Academy of Music. Philadelphia
prs. Hsyne. and Mcdonald graduate from thi-
College Al that time. going out fuhedged
NJ. rs. They are most worthy young men
and We wish them the success which they will.
We feel sure emnenily deserve.
The Ellsworth Liberal Temperance MON
will hold mrctin. nj Grand Army Hall on
Wednesday evening Of next week. A full al
tendance i earnestly requested for the ,ransac
ton OF very important business. This society
has done much excellent work aud gives
much promise OF future usefulness. Stand BY
il. m mhrr-, and aid It, citizens.
The work OF ice harvesting -iill continue.
To be- gorou>ly pushed forward nj Reeds
Pond. l2.er) ton, every twenty four hours is
sad TO be the quantity Of Ice stored. Thl. 10
the aggregate must amount to a very large
crop. A large number OF the citizen. OF Els
worth have found employment In this new
industry, and all, directly or indirectly, will
be- benefited hy it.
The ". {. T. L. In this city have asked
ministers OF the gospel in Eilsw orth sud ,icin-
ity 10 preach. next SUNDAY, a sermon on Sab
bath ob>erN anct; also that PRAYER meetings he
requested to take Sabbath Observance for
TOT ic on The evening OF that da, or q, the week
day pray yer meeting following.
We have received from ID. T. Marcyes,
E,q., Bar Hsrbor. the History OF Bar Hsr-
Dor Lodge. No Isl, Free aud Accepted Ma
sons. at Bar Harbor Maine. from date OF pre-
cedence, April 18th, lss2 to January lst. 1890
BY Benz. L. Hadley. p. VI. 1t is work full
OF hi-loricai interest 10 all Masons n Hancock
county. at least. and will be eagerly perused.
II sbowss present membership OF about 100.
and excellent stock too. We wish it great
prosperity. Thank you, Bro Dsnforth.
MIR. W. o. Emery of sullivan, was In this
city, Monday. getting orders for -four. grain
and feed He represents Eugene Mcdonald,
commission merchant, - Chatham street. Bo,-
ton. We wish Mr.. Emery success in his new
business.
Rev. J. T. Crosby, by request. will preach
next SUNDAY at o'clock p. NJ. at hi church.
on Sabbath Obser, ance Easter concert iu
the evening.
Mrs. Redmsn's kindergarten will begin its
third term hen the other schools open. Th.
gives an opportunity, offered in no other way,
for the littie children 10 learn easily what is
necessary, and at the same time TO be made
happy in well ventilated room where there
arc hVA ~ MANI Auat tue IL
from carefully attending TO each one. 1t is
the earnest wish OF the patrons OF the school
that il should continue. but unless more gener-
ally patroniZed this will be its last term.
State Superintendent OF Schools Luce Is
preparing school-book record to be filed out
| Y the teachers : 10 show into " hose hards
each book furnished school under the new
law has been placed, how 1t has been cared
for, and " hen returned. and TO account to the
school committee for these books ST the end of
the term. II is a four page register and will
be found very useful.
The following Maine pensions have been
recently granted: Increase, James Monaghan.
Ellsworth; Lorenzo c. Hooper, West Sullivan;
minors heirs Of Moses Colony, Bucksport;
Geo. +. Taft. West Gouldsboro; Catherine
widow of Richard BinsOp, Steuben; Frank
Bennett. Cherryfeld. Original, Charles II.
Grindal. Elsw orth Edwin A. Butler, Bluehill;
Alfred A. Carter. North Sedgwick.
Five new passenger cars have just been
delivered the Maine Central railroad, from the
Wason Manufacturing Co., Of Springfield
Mass. Seven more are soon TO be sent, com.
plotting the order for twelve. The cars are all
Of the patent round top with eighteen ventiIs-
tors through the roof Of each, are painted the
standard Maine Central straw color, and are
models OF neatness and comfort II throughout.
II he stsamar I lilo haIap~ipu ~ ,ba De-,