Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-19

by Illness.
Mrs. A. l. Saunders is visiting her mothe
at Machias.
Mr.. Geo. B. McDougal. clerk at Penobsco
Exchange, was in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie S. Cumming, OF Sullivan. ii
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Herbert Billings is confined to biz
house by badly sprsined ankle.
Mr.. Joseph Farrell has gone to Bath
where he has found employment.
MIR. Charles II. Bartlett. of Bangor, ha,
purchased lot at Hancock Point and win soon
erect cottage at this pleasant resort.
Capt. G. W. Mason, of this city, command.
err OF one of the steamers of the Morgan line OF
New York, arrived home Thursday for brief
/ visit.
Mr.. Z. g. Mason srri, ed home on Satur.
dag, from Canton, n. Y. at which place he
has been In attendance upon the Theological
school since last fsll.
F. +. Hartshorn, Esq, is In town for q
few days. His family are in Highlands, Col
orado, where they will probably reside during
| the summer
| John F. Royal. Esq, will go to Boston
| this week, TO be present at the graduating ex-
ercises at Harvard College. class OF 30, OF
which his son. Harry Royal, Is member.
| Col. c. {. Burrill is making arrangements
TO build an important addition TO his residence
In this city. The plans are already made, and
the addition will include spacious library.
Chief Justice Peters and Justices Lbbey,
Emery. Foster. Haskell and Whitehouse will
sit at the June law term OF the Supreme Ju-
dica court which convened In Bangor. Tues
day
According TO our North Iamoine cores
pendent whose communication Is printed In
another column, a live whale was captured on
the shore near Sslsbury's mill In Lamoine. last
SUNDAY.
f. X. Trssk. OF Bangor. i making the ar
te.ian well at the Bluffs. Mt Desert Ferry.
larger aud deeper so rs 10 get more liberal
water supply. II is proposed to sink the well
to the depth Of 1870 feet.
held at Belts Hall. June 20, Is postponed until
July TO- This is positively the last postpone
ment. A good time !. expected and good mu.
sic viii be furnished by JOYS orchestra.
DR.. Charles $. Bragdon. who studied
dentistry with his brother. Or. Geo W. Brag-
don. In this city. and " no recently graduated
from Philadelphia Dental College, has settled
In Gorhsm, Me. for the practice OF his pro-
iessiou.
Hon. 4. T. Wlswe attended the com
meucs ment exercises q, the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary at Buck.port last wcdnes-
day, and he reports TINT they passed OF In
very pleasant manner.
The summit Hotel at Bar Harbor. will he
opened to the public July 4. We are pleased
10 learn 1t will be under the management Of
caterer J. W. Malone OF this city This il
Mr. Malone. third season at The Summit Hotel.
--tiott & Moore, our popular fish dealers.
arr constantly receiving at their market fresh
salmon, hallbut. mackerel. cod, paddock and
HOLSTERS. Give them call. See their new ad-
,crti-cment TO appear 10 the next issue Of this
paper.
Mr.. Cyrus II. kilby. veteran Odd Eel
low. formerly editor OF the Somerset Report
tr. and other Msne pspers. was In this city
on Friday last and visited Lejok Lodge. He
speak. in terms Of praise OF the work OF the
lodge.
John 4. Peters. Jr. Of BAR lIarbor has
accepted an invitation 10 address the class Of
~. Ellsworth high school. on the occasion 81
H. graduating exercises. July i.
The store OF Thoma, Dana ST Bucksport
was hurglsrzed Tuesday night Of LAST week
The partie, were frightened away before Sc
curing much They took only 30 cents aud
capped through back window.
judge Emery. of the Medical school Of
Maine, lccturcd on modest jurisprudence be-
fore the medical student, last week lie gave
two excellent lectures, one dealing with the
medical men ~ witnesses in court. the other
upon insanity.
a barn belonging 10 William Withsm OF
Cherr, field burned June 9th, with all its con-
tents. including horse belonging 10 Albert
Mstihe~-. The fire caught from burning
pile OF shavings at a neighboring mill There
was no lH-uThntc-
The Tarratine House. Hancock Point,
which i a popular resort. was opened TO the
public Saturday. II Is expected that many
will visit the Point this year. Some new cot
tage, have been bull, and will be occupied this
summer. Several Bangor people have cot
tsges there.
The AMERICAN Office received a pleasant
call this "Wednesday morning. from Or. Gil
man Colby OF the Bar ilarbor Tourist. The
publication Of his paper will be resumed in
about two weeks. In the absence OF Mr.. :.
G. Lord, no j, IN California, the mechanical
department will be in charge OF Mr.. NJ. f.
Herring. formerly editor and proprietor OF the
Dexter Gd@ette.
Bo.tDn Giobs.-M Manager Stei.on threw
open the doors OF his handsome lobe Theatre
for another season last night and A. many peo-
pie crow ded in the house could contain.
Gornan.' Elite Minstrel, the attraction.
and the GUrman. have proved the fallacy Of
the popular superstition thst nothing can be
new in min.trcl,y. They gave entertain
meni that il characterized by novelty and
unique originality.
The steamer Henry Morrison left Bangor
Thursday morning for Rockland. SATURDAY
she commenced running upon her route be-
tween Rockland Ellsworth. >urry and Blue
hill. Capt. Barbour Is TO conduct the business
OF the line. and 1t is expected that 1t may have
gratifying result. Capt. Crockett will have
command OF the steamer He has had long ex-
perence aud was In command OF the old
steamer Henry Morrison. The steamer Cas-
tine whicb has been running on the route from
Rockland will 20 TO Bangor aud will be used
there for the accommodation of excursion par
ties, and will also run regularly to Islesboro,
Il Is understood.
wAitham.
Mrs. Jefferson Haslam is quite sick with
pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Hastings of Bos-
ton, are visiting here
The society have engaged Rev. c. f.
Woodcock to speak here one-half Of the
time during the summer.
Sabbath school was organized the sth,
with full attendance.
Wellington Cook returned to Minnesota
last week.
June IL.
Mr.. Gilman Jordan has placed in the
belfry of the church fine large bell. The
bell has a loud, clear tone and can be dis