Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-25

Then awkward sure will be thy lot,
Though thou be voluble or dumb.
-ENMayor Ii. b. Mason, is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Geo. L. Flint Of Concord. Mass. is in
town on visit.
Mr.. Geo. R. Cunningham of Cherryield,
was in the city last week
Look out for the grand parade Of Germans
Ministries at noon next Saturday.
Judge J. B. Redman has sold his house
on Bridge Hill to Mr.. Charles H. Emery
Several Of our Ellsworth lawyers were In
Bangor last week in attendance on the law
court.
Mr., VIM. Abrsm arrived in this city.
Saturday, from Boston where he has been
living.
See George German. the wonderful versa
tile comedian, at Hancock Hall, next SATURDAY,
evening.
MIR. Roderick Mcdonald has been making
some repairs on the inside of his house on
Birch avenue.
Miss Nellie Mahoney Of New York;, visit
I'M n this city, the guest OF Miss Nellie Butler,
Oh Chapel street.
Mayor Davis is making some decided I'M
lrovemeut> OIL sidewalks. and they are now in
very good condition.
Tickets for the Bgelow & Cookies New
YORK stock Companys entertainment, for
>a.r st WiGgin', drug store
Mr. Fred Huber ana wife Of New York
city, are visiting Mr.. J. II. Leland. Mrs HUI
1cr'> brother, in this city.
Mr.. Carrie Treat aud son OF Chelsea,
Mass. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. " Coombs in this city.
+. :. Lord has recently received three
llr-t cargoe~ Of coal from New York and j.
preparing for large business,
-Cal. ~hoenhar Of Iamoine. has been At The
American House, and it i understood that he
Will boom Lamoine Point this season
Mr. Roscoe Holmes the street contractor.
j. doing some very good work on the street.
and they will soon be in excellent condition.
AT meeting Of Dirgo Engine Co No. 3.
held bat Tuesday evening. it was voted to at
tend the fremen's muster at Bangor. July
18th
NJ GRE" 81 tne seized schooner r. II.
H'd-kin>, OF Lsmoine arrived home last week.
They Were forwarded by the American Consul
Al Gaspe
The probabilities are that Hon p. p. Gil
more. nominated for liquor commissioner,
Wi be confirmed AT the next meeting of the
council.
Chief Engineer Leland ha- had the fire
apparatus painted. The department. through
BIZ Efforts j. W to the standard Of msuy Of
our larger cities.
DIR. ana Mrs. H. c. Vaughan of Lawrence.
Kansas are spending their summer vacation
in FoNcrof, Msine. The doctor will be in
this city next month
DR.. W. NJ Hanes has purchased large
sco". for use in Transporting the material for
the hatching works, at Green Lake. from the
railroad to the site.
Miss Minnie Townsend OF Surry. has ar
rived home from Portland where she ha. been
studying music under Prof. F. l.. Rankin. and
will teach music in >urry.
Mr.. +. & Mason Of this city. who has been
attending the 81. Lawrence Theological school
at Canton, \, y. will occupy the Ellsworth
HlldIidl iuipll next sunday
The Louise Hamilton Company closed
saturday evening. very successful engage
ment here Of three nights. Miss Hamilton i Il
very graceful and winning actress.
Mr.. A j Reed. foreman Of the Hrqld
Publishing House, Thomaston. has been spend
ing his vacation with Mr.. j. : Hodgdon in
this city. He returned home MONDAY
Lawyers Sowle and Mason arrived re-
Gently from an extended fishing trip to Duck
l>,%hd>, with quite 4 cargo Of cod and had
dock Il is reported that the legal gentlemen
really caught about $40 pounds of fish
The Ladies Sewing Circle at Oak Point.
West Trenton. will hold a fair and dance july
the Fourth. Dinner and refreshments will be
served. should the weather be di,agreeable.
TIE fair viii be held the first pleasant day after
The sabbath
Miss Mary +. Robinson who has been
awsy FOR several months studying voice cul-
ture and art, ha> returned. and will receive
pupils st reasonable rates in both these
branches. Miss Robinson hss studied with
teachers who stand among the first in their
line in New England.
-btfuiA NutTtH hooper MADE seizure 81
liquor at the saloon OF Patrick Mullan. on
Water street. Monday. Mullan WAS before the
Municipal court Tuesday afternoon and after
hearing before Judge Dutton. he gave bonds
to appear at the October term of ;. J. Court
In our last issue. in the article from the
County Commi,, -ioners.' il wa- stated: In
the vicinity Of Cherryfield during the blue-
berry season. from 200 to 500 quarts are picked
daily and canned at the factory" The writer
made a Sip OF the pen on the word quarts.
He meant LHSAels.
A. T. McFaI land has recently opened q
livery and boarding stable in the stable for
merly occupied by Forsaith. He has some
line horses and knows how to rig them up.
he has recently received a new blackboard.
manufactured by H. f. Davis, and will make
specially of taking parties to picnics, etc.
There will be grand excursion. July
Fourth, to Buehi. The steam-tug Little
Rouud Top and schooner will leave Grants
wharf at : A. NJ. Music will be furnished by
the Ellsworth Falls band. There will be
grand celebration at Bluehill. games, races.
dancing. etc. The excursion Will arrive home
about P. VI. Fare, 80 and 81 cents.
The county commissioners left this city
Tuesday morning to view certain roads or
proposed roads on the Island of Mt. Desert,
and also st W inter Harbor. and to give hear
ing TO all parties interested therein. They
VIII be obliged TO consume nearly all the week
10 accomplish this.
Mr.. J. E. Parsons. Assistant Inspector,
Dept. of Maine 6. A. r.. inspected W. l..
Parker Post, Dedham. on Saturday evening
last. and found it in good condition. Mr.. Par
sons has now completed his work in this line,
having inspected the Posts at Bluehill. Mt.
Desert, Che-ryfed and Dedham.
Capt. Charles A. Lampson of this city. has
recently received from the Maine and New
Brunswick Insurance Co. of Bangor, through
its agent. Mr.. w. Fl. Moore. OF this city,
check for $3.50 on account of the death Of
Clarence Brewer. late Of Bar Harbor. Both
Messrs. Lampson and Brewer were insured as
members of a ''club of ten" in that company;
hence Capt Lampsons check. We under
stand that the heirs of Mr.. Brewer received
from the same company $1,000. the widow get
ting 5000, and the father $1,000