Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-30

bora Wiey's latest song, 1.-THE Old Bureau
Drawer and other new music for sale at
Joys music store.
Whats an April fool'" The Brunswick
Telegraph answers by saving It's person
who takes off winter clothing on the first warm
day of April.
Father Butler held services In st. Silvia's
| church. Bar Harbor, on Sunday morning last,
| at 10 O'Clock. These services will be continued
without interruption through the season.
Crescent lodge, I. o. OF G. T.. Dedham.
| will give an entertainment on the evening of
the first Tuesday OF May. The lodge has lately
added ten members to Its number.
| Miss Alma B. Romer. formerly Of Bar
| Harbor. pow employed in the box factory at
East Boston. caught her hand In the machinery,
recently. seriously crushing her hand.
Mr.. d. II. Saunders OF Hancock. has
hefer that had calf this spring. when she
was one day less than thirteen months old.
Where can you find hefer that can beat
that:
Capt. Gott srrived Tuesday with a load OF
fish for Gott & Moore. Mr.. W.. F. Stanwood
has for several yesrs heraIded the arrival OF
Capt. Gott by loading and firing his "bazing
fusee" which has an almost unlimited capacity
for noise.
Frank l.. Thurber, one of the bes, known
hotel clerks in Maine. has been secured by
Landlord Dennen OF the kineo House, Moose
head Lake. and will be head clerk at ,ha,
popular resort the year around. MIR. Thurber
hs, had extended experience As hotel clerk in
Bangor. Portland and other places in Maine
and New brunswick and brings to his
position qualifications OF the highest order.
Mr.. Thurber commences AT the kineo Nav
l>t and he last week resigned his position 81
head clerk 1t the City Hotel, Portland. the
vacancy being filed bv the promotion OF the
popular second clerk. +. q. Marden.
Mr.. c. Fl. WILDER OF Esstbrook. lost
valuable COW on April 18th. As il was the
only COW he had, subscription paper was
Immediately circulated through the town and
money enough raised to buy him another
Mr.. WILDER seems to be having hard luck this
spring. He and part OF his family were taken
sick in the woods and were unable to move
out until late. Since then he has been very
sick and hi- aged father, Who lives with him.
Is very feeble and great care TO himself and
neighbors day and night.
The general public can hereafter send
newspapers at a lower rate than ever before.
The following amendment has been made to
Section 80; THE rate OF postage on news
papers and periodicals of the second class,
when sent by others than the publishers or
news SCENTS. Shall be one cent for four ounces
or fractional par; thereof. without regard TO
place Of mailing or destination" This law
goes into effect at once. Heretofore the
postage on newspapers has been a cent an
ounce.
The building boom at Castine still CON
tinue.. Ed"srd Morey, Esq, OF Boston. has
Rented Judge II. {. Goodenow's cottage for
the summer and hss purchased thirteen acres
Of land on which he will erect fine cottage
MIR. Morey il a retired business man in Boston
and was al Ca,tine last summer. lie owns a
magnificent steam Yacht, valued At about 500
orc hlch j. used in travelling from Boston TO
aNtlne. ta-tne promises 20 be one OF the
lisclic-t Of the summer resorts along the bay
this season.
The most iudor,ed man in the county at
just thi, time seems 10 BE- County Attorney
Spoiforl From all quarters We hesr great
satisfaction expressed relative To his recent
mON ement against the liquor sellers. Since
this raid Ellsworth does not seem Ike the same
piacc. We have not seen drunken man since
the day the grand jurors commenced business
and have heard OF only one, and the authorities
put him in Jail
Rev. j. F. Haley. presiding elder and
Rev. j. T. crosby. pastor OF the NJ. +. church
with their families. left th, city Monday for
the East Maine Conference Both OF these
gentlemen have become highly valued clergy
men and citizens Of tins place, not only by
their own denomination. but b, our citizen,
generally; and We are A anxious for their re-
turn. We hope and trust The Bishop viii take
due notice Thereof and govern himself accor,i-
insly.