Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-06-11

and Water Company.
Liquor indictments-John +. Knowlton.
Houses for >ae-E ID. Mahan.
Closing out sale of Millinery Miss +. ID. Mahan
Q, whskey, stubborn fiend, with ruin fraught.
No eloquence can thee convince;
Therefore, I'll argue not with any sot,
Be he an emperor or prince.
Never mind, The planting is done. many
OF the crops are up, only few hills of besns
and corn suffered, and the all-round prospect
for agriculture in Maine never was better
Hon. James G. Blaine arrived in this city
on Wednesday morning last with Senator
Hale and became the guest of the latter until
The following day, when he left for his sum
mer residence al Bar Harbor During Mr..
Blsine's stay at Senator Hae'> he rode about
the town. and walked about the pleasant
grounds Of The Pines II was reported that
his heal;h was rapidly improving
There WAS heavy frost in thi, city on
Friday morning last. We do not learn that
much damage was done.
Arthur j. Chilcott, recently from Phila-
delphia Dental College. has gone to Green's
Landing ~ practice dentistry for awhile. Be
sides biz college instruction he has spent more
thsn two Years in the dental Office Of his
brother. Or. L. : Chilcott in Bangor.
4 BE- Rev. Mr. Garfield said In his sermon
a>t SUNDAY 1T i very bad arrangement
In the churches of Ellsworth or any other
piace. whereby the women sail the craft and
the men desd-head their PASSAGE
We are indebted to Mr.. William Small for
Portsmouth papers giving an account OF the
Mem rial ia, exercises at Portsmouth and VI
entity.
Nj Oscar f. Wasgstt's concert orchestra
~ zen pieces. Of Bangor, will furnish music vt
the graduating exercise, Of the Ellsworth High
school on June 26th and for a concert and
haOl in the evening.
The exhibition in the eIocutiou depart
mo0t of the Es>t Msine Conference Seminary
at Bucksport, occurred Monday evening al
Emery Hal. and friends OF the students from
Bangor and vicinity attended.
Mr., Georgia Pu,ifer Porter. OF Old
Town. who has been III for several weeks, has
far improved that she i able to ride out;
ani her mother, Mrs. Pul>fer, who ha- also
been il ha- entirely recovered.
Rev. +. A. Mason. recently pastor OF the
Baptist church ia Buehi. has received call
from the Baptist church in this city. Mr.. Ma
,su j. lore and preached last sunday: but we
understand that he ha- not yet given an att
>wer a. To- Nj acceptance.
We live in deeds. not words" The poet
sang hat the one man in this city who lives
i'm .I,..I. NJ. g.. 4
friend, MI. W. b. Campbell. the gentlcmanly
registrar Of deeds. At any rate he lives ~
aet.ts. Il not ia deeds.
-rAc l.dIe- o. the Waltham Sewing Circle
sre 10 hAve an apron ball at Town Hall. W4l-
thaln. Thursday evening June Is. Music by
Joy'- orchestra. Refreshments will be served
ia ower bali. Al who wish for good time
ere cordially invited.
The guilt given BY the ladies OF the Wal
than Sewing Circle To the one guessing the
nearest number Of bean, in jar wa won by
Batter Grant Eden. h> guess being COZ; num-
Der Of beans $50.
DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton returned la>t Satur-
day evening from professional visit to Swans
Island, and left Monday evening for Portland
taking patient from Mt. Desert TO the Maine
General Hospital. She expect. to return the
last Of the week.
Ellsworth j. said to be the greatest town
for pienic- in Maine. Turner's Hill l. the IA
yorite resort OF the picnicker..
Lately tine private cars belonging TO other
roads have been taken through over the Maine
Central to Bar Harbor show ing that area,l,
ih, tide of travel has SET that way SATURDAY.
i party went through on the evening train in
the Baltimore, one OF the Baltimore and
Ohio cars
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The Bar Hsrbor hotels will open earlier
than usual, The Belmont has already un-
June ne music room mas been hneI!
decorated. me hodIch' me biggest MOTEL VIII
Yp'h JAhe - the Aal'trh' July = 'rand
central ABOUT June ~ aud the L"ulsburG
week IA'tf.
here has been great boom since last
Eeaf AT inter harbor and at Northeast fiar-
Lor. Al the former place 10 cottages and
new hotel, the Grind-ione Inn. have been built
'y Philadelphia and New York parties. At
Northeast Harbor p cottages have also been
tll' mostly small ones. costing from $500 70
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