Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-18

BE they lean, or be they thick;
When the gauge Of one you've got,
You've the size of all the lot
A fine shower Tuesday evening.
The Bar Hsrbor band has recognized.
There will be good crop of field straw.
berries, all the farmers say
Judge J. B. Redman arrived home Friday
night from a weeks business trip.
Schooner J. NJ. Kennedy is receiving ex-
tensive repairs at Lords yard.
Senator Hale has chartered the soop
yacht owned by VIM. Morris for the season.
Fourth Of July falls on Saturday. Next
year being leap year it will come on Monday
VIM. Wtherle is making extensive re.
pairs to Commercial wharf, Castine
MIR. Lloyd Higgins is erecting new house
On Water street.
Mr.. John J. Carr has gone 10 Green
Lake 70 do the stone work on the fishery build
ings.
The Bluff will be open soon under the
management OF Mr.. Baker formerly connected
with the Bangor House.
Thursday policeman Billings, of Bar Har-
Dor, brought prisoner to this city from that
place 10 serve sentence in the county jail
Rev. Father r. J. Clarity was in Buck
port la,t SUNDAY and held mass in the Catholic
church on First street.
A Mr. Dorr of this city. had his arm brok-
en- n few DAYS ago by kick from colt which
he was driving.
How delicious is the refreshing GOODNESS Of
TIN ednc>'iayl morning, after the hot hot
ness" OF The several days preceding,
Prof Ropes Of the Bangor Theological
Seminary. occupied the Congregational pulpit
IN this city last sunday.
Hon. Z. JelI>on of Brooklyn, n Y. i
about to 20 into summer quarters, with his
family at Bath, Me.
Sixteen Of the brethren OF Bluehill Lodge
visited Lejok Lodge. |. .. o. F.. OF thi, city
lat Friday evening.
Miss Mary +. Dari. has opened dress
making rooms in the Boston Clothing store
building.
see }. A. McGown- new al. in another
column. He Keeps one OK the best stocks OF
harnesses and other goods in hi line TO be
found in Eastern Maine. Give him call.
judge Emery wa- in >kow began last week
hearing a reference case in connection with
Judge Foster. 1t was upon matter. connected
with the Carraba,>ett Pulp Go.
At the celebration Of Ivy Day at Bowdoln
College this year. Mr.. Harry { Emery Of Els
worth. president of the Junior class. sficiated
a. president Of the day.
The Government has placed large bell on
the tower Of the lighthouse on Dice. Head
which will be rung by the keeper during thick
or fosgy weather.
Read in our advertising column, the pro-
fessional card Of DR.. Byrn. who may or may
not be in error, but Of one thing We feel Ger
tain and that i his thorough honesty.
Ellsworth and other down east hor-emen
are trying to get up race at Cherryheld for
the Fourth, which will probably be done. II
viii call out many good horses
Schooner David Faust has been taken out
% the marine railway for repairs. The YES
sci Will be -heathed up a. far As the wales
with two-inch hardwood planAing.
The change Of time in the Maine Central
schedule will 20 into effect on the 18th Of this
month. several additional trains will be put
on for the accommodation OF the travelling
public.
Mr.. and Mr.. George A. Martin have gone
TO Hancock Point where their hotel. The
Tsrratne", i being made ready for summer
guests
At Ellsworth movement is on foot 10
have county fair at the old ground. the com
ina fall Il, it +, thought that very good show
can ~ arranged. Ellsworth certainly has
good location al which 10 run a small fair sue
ces-fully.
Mrs. Isaac Lawrence has returned home
to Sorrento from New York where -he wa-
called by the death Of her father. Mr.. Nichola.
Guynne. Mr.. Guynne j. reported to be
three times millionaire.
Hon. W. II. Sargent has moved building
on the lot he purchased OF A. X. 7. Moore on
Main street. Ca>tine. and when completed will
make fine looking house, greatly improving
that portion Of the town.
1t Is understood and very much regretted
that the only hrst-class hotel in Castine, the
"Acadian House viii not open this season
owing 10 the owners not agreeing. The house
i for sale.
The western portion Of Hancock was rep
resented Al Watervie at the annual meeting
OF the Congregational State Conference by
Rev. J. z. Cu,hman and Deacon Hale Of
Castine.
The steamer Eecta i, being repaired and
painted at Ca,tne and after the excursion OF
the ODD Fellow, TO Bangor. will take her place
on the route from Brooksville to Belfast. max
ing daily trips.
The revenue steamer Woodbury.. which
wa, at the dock in Ca>tipe for few days past
receiving Slight overhauIing. sailed on Fri
day. Ii j. reported that she will haul up al
East Boston in September and receive new
boiler in season for winter cruising.
See the new advertisement Of Gott &
Moore, the reliable proprietors Of our FISH
market. They are attending to business as
usual. and have won success because they de-
serve success.
ON the third Of June Mr.. and Mrs.. Daniel
Carter .At their residence iu East Buehll. cele-
brated their golden wedding. More than forty
were in attendance and made them presents Of
gold and other valuable articles.
Rev. T. X. Smith, recently from Tilton,
y. H.. in answer TO u call from the Ellsworth
Free Baptist church, has arrived in this city
and entered upon his pastoral abors.
We have received fro N Mrs. A. J. Chatto.
Of the Happytown district, hens egg which
measures 6x7 "a inches. and weighs "a
ounces. 1t was laid by white Leghorn
whose weight is only three lbs.
senator Hale spent Thursd day with Secre-
tary Blaine at Bar Harbor. Mr.. Hale says
that Mr.. Blaine is very well considering the
amount of pain he has suffered In the pas: few
weeks. which would necessarily weaken him.
MIR. Patrick Mulan has kindly presented
a beautiful flag to the schools in the brick
school-house, corner OF Pine and High streets.
The pupils are raising funds for the erection
of flagstaff and another flag raising may be
looked for soon,
AT the annual meeting Of the Maine Medi-
cal Association held in Portland last week,
DR.. &. A. Phillips. Of Ellsworth, was elected
one of the yice-presidents. He read before the
Association paper on wild Parsnip Poison
ing
The following is a list of the number OF
persons in Hancock county who paid the
United States a special tax liquor dealers,