Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

store front Dy fresh paint.
Mr.. Herman Robbins is moving into thu
Hoyt Stevens house on High street
The steamer Silver Star is now making bel
regular trips for the season between Bar Har
Dor and Winter Harbor.
Mr.. John Fl. Leland has been improving
the looks Of his residence on Washington
street, by new coat Of paint
A pleasant and successful entertainment
was held at odd Fellows Hall last Thursday
evening under the auspices OF the W. c. T. [
There will be circle and supper at the
Methodist vestry this (W Wednesday, afternoon
and evening. Supper served al $50. All are
cordially invited.
The Congregational society OF this city has
We bear. extended call 10 Rev David l..
Yale Of Merden, Ct, to become rs pastor.
i Read IN our advertising columns the an
uouncement OF E. ". Wooster. the popular
nursery man Of Hancock Point The nursery
stock is regarded Is frsl-cla>-.
Three baskets remain at Hancock hall. Dor.
rowed for the Peck's Bad BOY company.
which the owner or owners can procure on
application TO Mr.. WEIGH, the jauitor.
-Tri-Weekly trips commencing June q.
viii be made By the new steamer Frank Jones.
het~ RockIand and Bar narbor, this sun
mer.
sheriff jaime, ". Patterson. OF Bucksport
jaime, I. Cu>hmsn snd u. l.. Fields. the last
two " This city, are. We hear, Republican can
4idNte~ for the office OF sheriff.
We have received from ex-Mayor John
pe laslire. Of Minneapolis. line lithogrsphic
rtrrt-' utaJion Of the Minneapolis Convention
auditorium. Il j. tine piece OF work.
Howard Crablree OF Hancock turned his
horse into the pasture and several days later
found her desd and half buried in quagmlre
IN distant part Of the lot.
The buildings soon to to- erected on the
property Of the BIuehil Mineral water Co.
" he buit BY Mr.. Austin NJ. Foster Of thi-
Uty, BY contract.
Read 10 smother column the advertisement
Of mr. ; D. wIggin. who {, fr.t-cla.> drug
ei,i aud apoJhecary, aud supplements hi. stock
% drugs with toilet articles, soaps. perfumery.
etc.
taken very ine picture OF Mis- Eoyle'> grad
listing las, IN group. The picture does cred
y lo Mr.. Usgood and must be highly sati-fac-
tory TO The class.
Rev. V. f. Wardwell. pastor OF the NJ F.
church at Hsmfden. bias been confined to hi
bed toi three weeks with EalariAi fever and
rheumatism. At present he i u. comfortable
- could be expected.
De erase Fox, who ha> been confined to
hi- house in Phiadelsha for several week.
with rbt unaii>m. j. better and xpects soon to
oe'upN Ais house On Eden street. Bar Uarbor
Mr., Harry Mcmillan Of Rnndout. y. Y.
ana apr Charles :. Lord Of Ellsworth. haye
bought all interest in schooner Mary Lord Of
Ellsworth. >he VIII hereafter be commanded
by Capt. Lord.
Martin Lsm>on. while trying to stop his
hor-e which frightened by the cars Wed
ue-day, frl under TIE whee o. The truck wag-
on anl rrrei,ed 4 bai cut on the head. besides
being badly shaken Ut.
We hear that the Rev. Mr.. Moves. State
missionary. no at the Baptist church in
this city. last SUNDAY was taken III in the
pulpit sud wss Obliged TO discontinue the ser
vices after the announcement Of hi- text.
Coon WORK. schooner Myrouu- cIe@re,i
at the custom house, Ellsworth Msy II. al
10 o'cIo,k 4. NJ. Tor Cbeyere. No,4 Scotia.
where shr took in 5o1 tons q plaster rock Snd
vas ready to sail from there May %, at >
o'rio.S p. NJ. for Wilmington. delaware.
Ma Republican caucus held al fremont
ou june 4th, The following delegates were
enl>eu +" attend the Republican state Con-
,eutou " Portland :. A. Holden, J. A.
Freeman. L. ". Rumi and Loren p. Rich.
Resolutions were passed fayoring Cleaves tor
Governor.
W understand that on Thursday last the
ea4u', commissioners found the road lead
tU- tr. n Wilson's corner over the mountsju
'.Nlra neihsm. to be ia bad condition, a.
go alleged by the petitioners asking for Il
View " that highway. snd that measures will
p 'Nsea At III early day to put it in repair.
lap entertainment, given ST Hancock Hal
So y ednesd4y evening, by Nreeland, oper-
a.'. MINISTRIES was tirst-class one OF the kind
Nothing could well be more entertaining or
lsashabr than the versatile performances OF
this ARA! Of talent. The citizens who cen>ti
tlted The large audience present were KEPT in
roar Of laughter from beginning to end.
See the professional card 10 another col
unu, OF Dr II. " HAYNES. who has opened s
dentaI Office over the store Of A. II. Norris
Dr. Haynes j. graduate OF Philadelphia Den
tai College. and since his graduation has mad
considerable practice. He Is regarded As a
fr>t-class dent>t
Capt. Chas. {. Coulter Of .,.booner NJ e.
Mo.eley. which 1. win, A. Sur~y un,,.-,,,in.,
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i'oln tue ~ PiA"A ealins 70 'he shore- De
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store Win goods and are dong lively bust
ness al the mills MI. Melvin : Smith, wht
mas been the efficient ;elier OF the Burrili Ma
uonai BANK ever since H. organization. ha
been transferred TO tue store OF the Burrii
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