Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-16

about to reopen his bock-bindery establish
ment. He is gaining in health.
DR. J. +. Manning, Ellsworth, and DIR. J,
II. Phillips. Southwest IIarbor. were admitted
to membership in the Maine Medical Associa.
ton at its meeting in Portland Thursday.
Prof. Sewsl OF Bangor will lecture on
The Adventures OF the Japan Expedition, y
in Union Hal. Ellsworth Falls. on Friday
evening Of th. week. Let all come 10 hear ,bi.
interesting lecture.
-Messrs. NJ. 5. Smith and J. T. Giles re-
turned home \ few days ago from f.hing trip
TO the vicinity of Great Pond. where they met
with great success.
Our new collector OF taxes, j. H Higgins,
Esq. has tittei up pleasant, Office over A. II.
Norris store where he i, giving strict atten-
ton 10 business. see his advertisement IN an
other column.
james Vincent Of This city. belonging to the
[. :. training ship Portsmouth, has been
spending hi vacation in thi. city. visiting his
parents, Mr.. And Mr.. I,aac Vincent He is
soon 10 sail on an European cruise.
The Nicolin Club House st Branch Pond
/, now open for the season, under the care Of
capable cook. hose service. are for the BEN
EFT Of The members OF the Club aud their
friends
Work al Wyman Park !, rapidly progress
ing. snd the track " u soon be ready for the
trotter>. The han AMI grand stand are well
along and will be one Of the most substantial
structures il the county 30 say, Mr.. Stratton,
the contractor and builder.
Not I'll The interesting Incident. OF Mr.
Bjaiu.'s irip to Kar Harh0r l4si week have vet
been recorded. one anecdo,e /. particularly
good one. Mr.. Blaine discovered porter on
the car with feather buster handle poked
down b. back The secretary remarked
quietly. II didn't know there was smother
piumed knight on the train"
Captain Robert l.. Spear, one OF the pro-
prietor> u The HiyerhjIl gazette 4nd = native
Of R.u'hl'i, died sunday. He occupied vari-
on. mercantile positions in the vicinity Of Boz
ton ami wa- prominent in the city aflir- Of
>omersitle.
The salmon fishing 1T Green Lake .tIl
continues excellent, several fine one, having
been caught since our lat issue. June 4. one
of the best months for salmon trolling and
parties coui mplating a fishing trip 10 the
Lake had better take advantage Of the present
beautiful weather and when all nsture 4.
clothed IN IL lovely green.
The good work done by our merchant tail
or. Lewis Friend, Esq. recently received
high compliment, when Mr.. Harmar OF Phila-
delp1ia. y ho is occupying cottage ST nuck
81 ooh Bar Harhor. int season. teleEraphei to
Mr. Friend for some one 10 measure hi. men
for ilverjr,.
The pastor Of The Free Baptist church
wifi attend the Ellsworth quarterly meeting
Al Franklin which commence. Frjda, next
an continues over The sabbath. There viii
not lee Any service i, Nj church on the follow
luz sabbath until evening. when several can
didate- who vi be baptized rs him Al Franz
ito SUNDAY, vii receive the ri.ht hand Of fel.
iow,hip. All Arr invited TO tbr service.
-Gsriiuer Eeporter The ,ictoriou,
=" Es..le-~ viii participate in the Ellsworth
Fourth Of July celebration. And you can just
make y lj;tlr Memorandum in the top OF your
A5t that The! Viii bring home n troph, to re-
member the event by.
FX->.crr'ary Biuiue and wife arrived In
the city SATURDAY morning on their way to
Bar Hartor travelling IN the Pullman ear "Ce-
ci." quite party Of reporters gathered Al the
train IA Boston when Mr. and Mr.. Blaine left
There. They arrived At Bar Harbor saturday
forenoon and went at once to their charmug
summer home, sianw God. The newspaper
corrc.i pndent> are gathering Al Bar Harbor.
AT the regular meeting Wednesday Of the
State Railroad Commissioners decision was
promu gated approving the location of the
branch railroad TRACK 81 Ellsworth leading
from the main line OF The Maiue Central to Il
gravel pit and indicating the condition Of
crossing the highways. Il wa> the result Of 4
visit to the locality few days $40.
Frank A. lpun. q Hancock arrived III
New YorA few d4y> aLo on board the new
Pacific mail steamer Columbia. The steamer
i $50 tons. H. ha- received mates license
to AIT in that capacity on board Of ocean steam
cr,. lie ha> nearly recovered from hi, lame
ne>>. from whiah b, Wa laid OF for nearly
year.
Mr.. a. q. Emery OF Salisbury Cove. T. IN
thi- city, canva>>ing for 4 very valuable work.
X ing Hand Book. which cannot be rxceIled
I book Of reference. All statistics given In
Il are correct and the very latest, Al msp>
ar made from new plates and their correct
ness cau b, Relied upon. II i, heartily recon-
meBIci 70 students snd parents, II dea. with
the bone and -inew OF our country. II i In
dor>ed by many Of our prominent government
ofiriai,. hr. Emery. We hear. is making
very successful canvass Of this vicinity and i,
adding the best names We have to hi, lit OF
subscribers.
A few days ago the little steamer Juliette
Wa launched at the New England yard 1T Bath.
She viii ply between Rockland and Ellsworth
the coming Summer under command OF Capt.
@. 4. Crockett formerly Of steamer BluehilI.
Her dimensions are Length on deck los
feet; beam over all, p feet depth. feet
gross tonnage. 100; net tonnage 60. She 4.
owned 10y New York parties. prominent among
them being Mr.. Geo II. Slower Of the Geo. F.
Blake Manufacturing Co. Her machinery.
part Of which i in place. was built by Brown
4 Miller Of Jersey City.
The famous Lucier-' Ministries. who gave
such universal satisfaction on their last visit
here, to appear At Hancock Hall, THURSDAY
evening. june 10, in one of their vertically
funny entertainments. Thi. i one OF the real
~ good minstrel organization. on the road :,
every performer being Al artist In the fullest
sense OF the word. The first part /. new and
novel and fun Of spicy and well chosen Jokes,
witty saying and popular songs. and the spec
ialties that follow in part second are Of them
selves excellent. and every feature OF the pro-
gramme. from the opening chorus to the closing
act. is refined and thoroughly enjoyable. Re
served seats at 5. d. Virgins.
The event o. the week was the recital
given by Miss Eva f. Aiken al Hancock Hall
last Monday evening. The stage wa, taste
fully decorated. heliotrope and buf. the colors
OF the cla-- Of 81, Emerson College OF Oratory,
OF which Miss Aiken was member being
conspicuous. Miss aiken was assisted by her
clas-ma;e. Miss Eivira l.. Cousins OF Chelsea.
and Monaghan's orchestra of this city. The
usher- were Mis-. Greedy. also of Emerson
College, Miss Devereux, Miss Lillian Norris,
Mis- Pamela Whiting, Miss Blanche Reeves
snd the Misses Robinson. In all OF her seec-
tions Miss Aiken showed natural dramatic
sbity combined with careful training by the
best OF teachers. In Helene Thamre." the
character. Of the prima donna and odd
Mother Goose" were most clearly set out,