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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

The bsccslaureate sermon st Bridgton was
preached last Sunday by Rev. Geo. NJ. BODICE
OF Leomnster, Mass. The commencement ex-
erei>es began yesterday at . p. IN. List even
Ing the lecture was delivered by Mrs. Mary A.
Livermore OF Massachusetts,
The feature OF the week is the dedication OF
ingalls, hall. the gift of President Ingalls, Of
Cincinnati, OF the big -Four" railways.
Many distinguished graduates are expected
10 be present. among them Hon. +. b. Smith
OF New York. and Hon. L. F. Brown OF New
York, president OF the board OF trustees. The
poem IS by Henry NJ Sylvester of Boston.
A concert this evening viii be given by the
Apollo quartette, assisted by Miss Fay Davis,
reader. and Miss Bertha Webb, violinist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Wedding Receptiou,

The wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward B. Bowen, who were married in this
city the 18th inst, took place at the Hotel
vendome, Boston. last Wednesday at O'Clock.
About 800 people of Boston and Newton
We're present. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen received
in one Of the large hotel parlors. assisted by
the brides father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
X. Whiting, the groom's mother. Mrs. F. E.
Bowen of Newton Centre, and the maid of
honor, Miss Alys CrowelI Of Cambridge. The
bride wore her wedding costume Of white
satin, with diamond ornaments.
There was dancing in the ball. and q we'd
ding supper was served in the large dining
room.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

The annual conference Of the Congregs
tiousl churches OF Maine is being held this
week at Brunswick. Rev. ID. L. Yale of this
city is attending.
The following statistics will be OF special
interest: There are 242 churches 10 the State,
81 with pastors installed by the council; So
with pastors otherwise nducted Is with sup
plies; 81 vacant. including six supplied by H.
eentiates or ministers of other denominations.
There are 45 pastors who have been in
stalled by council; 10 pastors otherwise in
Quoted; : supplies; A. others-s total of l76.
OF church members there are 6,212 males,
10, 309 females-a total of 1851, including
1850 absent; loss s..
Additions to churches have been: rs by
confession; 1856 by letter; total, I.103. Re-
movals: 4S6 by death; $50 by dismissal; 332
by discipline; total, Its. Baptisms: 514
adult: I09 infant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

The Maine State Board OF Agriculture sent
out all over the State some time ago two
questions relating to the maintenance OF roads.
They were as follows:
What improvements were instituted for the
maintenance and repair OF the roads In your
vicinity last year:
What will be the method employed this season;
The answers appear In the crop report for
June. A solitary answer comes from Hancock
county-from A. II. Dresser OF Orland. 1t is
As follows:
"As TO roads, the town with the use of road
machine keeps on in the same old way; they
serape in the dirt from the dtches smooth il of
and let 1t go that; then the year go 1t
again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
NOTES.

The young ladie, looked charming in their
beautiful white gowns,
The tributes to The late MI Chilcoit by the
valedietorian, and By Mr Know ton, we're al,-
preciat''e' aud found IN echo in every heart.
Mr. knowlton's three Bit Of advice were :
~ Develop physical manhood. ~ Develop
mental weiI-beins. (3j Aim al the highest.
black. With an embossed title page OF white
on yellow ground. across which was the
word Commencement" 1t Wa. very neat.
and Wa printed at The AMERICAS Office. 8,
We're also the orders Of daucing used st the
ball in the evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Don't Monkey With The snake;

u Is stated that rattesnake cannot bite IL held
up by the tail. Would you ike TO put the state.
menI 70 practical test Probably not; but how
often 10 you take far greater risks? A snake bite
Is not the only means of introducing poison into
the system. IL Your liver is sluggish. It falls To
remove the impurities from the blood which pass.
60 through II, and deadly posons are thus thrown
into the circulation. alt the more dangerous be.
cause they are insititous IL your blood Is impure
II your u er Is out OF order, II you have blotches
limples bells or eruptons. don't monkey with
me snake" Take Dr. rierce's Golden Medical
Iiscovery. the only specific against all blood pois.
nn no matter OF what name nature. 1t Is sold I'm.
dcr posture 2hd' dntet that 1t VIII benelt cure
or your money will be refunded
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
' ariottS Notes,

AZ the meeting Of the directors of the Boston
Maine Railroad in Boston on Tuesday Hon.
FRANK Jones was unanimously chosen presi-
dent
MR. Y ;. Grant and Mrs. Jefferson Davis
met at West Point on Saturday. the oath The
meeting was an impressive one. Each greeted
'he other most cordially. They will occupy
rooms opposite each other on the same floor Of
The hotel for the summer.
ms country produced 600 900 kegs of nails
In 1856, and we thought that wonderful pro-
sress mad been made when the production rose
4'll4,Ss5 kegs in 1891, but the rate OF
progress has since been maintained. as shown
10 production of 4.7ls,524 kegs in 1892 under
Tue Mckinley law. while the price was never
80 low as now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Coming Events,

Scribner & Smiths circus, museum. men,
agere and free horse fair will exhibit at Ellis
worth, Saturday, July l. They claim to carry
200 men and horses, and is the largest show
that Is likely to be. here this year. One
OF the features is their fine horses, Of which
they carry hundred. The press throughout
praise. They also guarantee their patrons
absolute immunity from fakirs and gamblers.
The management does not allow any gambling
devices of any kind or description 10 or about
the show.
The Helen Russell English sports will show
ut Hancock hall next Monday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
fIl Nt<E.AI..


uAMiL TON DAVIS.
The solemnization Of the nuptials OF Mr..
Annie ". Hamilton sec Larrahee OF Portland.
Me- and James A. Davis took place at the
beautiful residence of tbe bride. No. 233 West
Newton street, Boston, at II q. m. on Saturday
June "a.
The certmony was performed by the Rev.
WIN. III. Savary. in the midst OF exquisite
foral decorations and in The presence OF the
immediate friends only, owing TO n recent
death In the brides family.
a bouniiful wedding breakfast " IL partsken
OF before the departure OF the happy pair
There were congratulation, most heartfelt
from those present, smong them being Hon.
and Mr.. Henry y. Fisher OF WalIham 1.-THE
former. the business partner OF Mr.. Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred A. Davis brother and sister
Of the groom. Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Sasary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will receive in their
beautiful home in September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
"who hath not own'd with rapture smitten frame

Inc power OF grace, the magic of pame?"
ASKS Campbell, the poet. in his pleasures OF
Hope" Pleasures OF Hope, forsooth. Many and
many woman knows them no longer They are
In despair about their health. They are run down.
debi'itated. suffering from what they know not
IL may he dyspepsia. heart disease. liver or kid.
ney disease, any or all of them. The sicknesses
OF women are cured by DR.. Fierces Fayorite
prescription, That's where the magic OF a name
comes In This improves digestion. tnvgorates
the system, enfiches the blood. dlspels nervous
ness ana melancholy. and builds up both the flesh
and strength Of those reduced below the healthy
standard 1t Is a legitimate medicine, not bev-
erage. ontsins no alcohol to inebriate; no sugar
or syrup 70 sour in the stomach and distress
" Is as peculiar In Its composition IL Is marvel
Gus In Its remedial results.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Business Notices.

Holmes Bros, Main street, have their store
well stocked with ali the nice things that are In
80 much demand for the Fourth Of July season-
fruit, confectionery and smokers articles. Price.
10 suit the times.
1t Is high time to look for summer underwear.
II. NJ. Byrne Co. Water street. are selling it
from p cents per garment up. Mems furnish
ings specially A good variety Of suits to
select from
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

The ball given on Tuesday evening by the
graduating class WAS one OF the most success
ful events of the season. The order consisted
OF seventeen dances, 10 which were added
number Of eNtrss. The music by Giyen's or
chestra Of ten pieces was 20 excellent that il
could not fail 10 satisfy the most critical.
Refreshments were served in the lower hall
By the junior Class; the room was prettily
decorated and the tables well arranged.
The refreshments consisted Of ce-crealn
cake and coffee. with the addition Of rolls aud
salad for the members OF the graduating class
The whole affair was marked by pleasant
feeling, and the best of order prevailed.
The floor directors were A. follows: NJ W
Alley. A. l.. Wtham. +. K. Jones' : r.
Springer. J. NJ. shute, II. r.. Walker. q. +.
Goggins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
In BOSTON MARKETS
Southern Truck Receives a
Decided Setback.
NATIVE GROWN STOCK COMES IN

sreen Peas Late This Year-vegetabIcs
Plenty At Fair Prices-Fruit Trade
More Active-Poultry Dealers Have
ADMINISTRATIVE Shows Little Feat.
ure-The Quotations.
BOSTON, June IS - AS indicated last
week southern truck has received set
back this week at the hands of the nearby
market gardeners. As the season advanced
each line Of the great vegetable family
reaches its maturity under the natural eli
malic conditions and as surely as its pro
duct reached Boston market just so surely
does its southern grown brother disappear
from the trade
The Enthusiastically native vegetable is
carefully grown and harvested and comes
into market in attractive packages in
crisp, fresh state, which in the southern
truck is generally not seen.
Green Peas.
Green peas which are usually on the
market by June /. are little late this
year. To be sure one enterprisiug market
gardner who, alive to the needs of his soil.
with the use of fertilizer managed to yet a
few bushels OF handsome pods on the mar
ket on the 18th. This was. however, an
exception, and the price realized was cor
respondingly exceptional
Today there is fair supply Of native
peas on the market, 81 81 to 81. Is n bushel
being the average price they will bring
Vegetables
Bunch beets are now very handsome and
are worth from to cents bunch sum
mer squash are worth from - cent, tn 81
crate. while Marrow brings 81 70 s35) bar.
rel Some other prices for the more com
mon vegetables are: Parsley, g. bu shell;
lettuce, 80 to 60 cents box, of three dozen
heads; new onions in lunches toll
cents bunch; string beans. 81 - to 81 Is
bnsheI; new carrots. 81 for dozen
punches; new Norfolk potatoes, g to 81 -
barrel; cucnmbers, 4 to 5 cents apiece:
asparagus, 81 to sl.l2 IL dozen punches,
aud rhubarb 81 for 100 pounds
The Fruit Trade
is little more active Straw berries are
very abundant, and some very fine berries
are shown. Natives are in large receipt
aud although very fine it is hard To get
more than Is cents a box Mt wholesale
Berries are also coming from New jersey.
Long Island aud Connecticut, but IN quail
ity these are tot NJ 10 the natives aal are
worth about to ~ cents a quart lew
peaches are here from Florida They come
In crates and are selling for e. - 4, Al 81
Per crate Lemons are increasing IN price
as July draws near Some Very iaacy
brands BRING rs high As 81 8, box. while the
ruling price i from So TO SI5t
The Poultry Dealers
have at last awak enel to hrisiness Tha
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

JAMES long.

JAMES ltNt
james Long OF Southwest Uarbor died at
that place TUESDAY, June 20. The remains,
accompanied BY detail from James NJ Par.
ker Post No. l0j. q. A. r, of Mt. Desert,
were brou sht to this city for burial last Thurs
day. Services were held at the Catholic
church. Rev. FIR. Butler, officiating. Members
OF " H. II. Rice Post attended and scted a.
escort. lntermeHt was at 81. Joseph Gene
terry. where the remains were laid by the side
Of those OF his wife. A Co. ID comrade writes
to THE AMERICAN or the Diseased a. fol-
lows:
"ln februar7, 1864 at Augusta, | first became
acquainted with Comrade Long. when he aud
others from his neighborhood enlisted In Co. u,
3lst Maine. BY reason Of his Wit and good na
ture, he quickly became comradc to all. To
know him was TO know whoie-soued freshman
"a tribute that all paid him
He was true lover OF his adopted country
In places where men were worth more than
words can express, one can realize how boys
could love an old man more than fifty years old.
To meet him since the war listen to his witty
stories about old times and hear his "begnra''
a treat to all his friends.
''Comrade, we have laid you to rest and pray
that all is well with you. Our flowers and our
tears are laid on your bier. Your children have
our sympathy; your community has lost good
citizen. and all will miss Skipper Long"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Kelley League Lunch,

The ladies Of the Kelley League will serve
a lunch on the Fourth OF July at the Odd
Fellows lower hall. good substantial lunch
at twenty-five cents.
Ladies are invited to send sandwiches,
doughnuts. cake and pies to the hall Tuesday
morning al 8 O'Clock. Tea, coffee and lemon
AIDE will be served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
THE. CELEBRATION.
Details Nearly Completed--i Fine Pro-
srannc--Good Weather Promised.


HH"' mug "A'' hAI'l'h'H curing 'he past
week e. put the coming celebration OF the
FOURTH somewhat in tho -h,,, Amt r,urb ante,
""iA ma Ht'h going ON anu hhc DAY -P"ri l.
promised
rt f..tt.,.t.,. l.- Il, .,. NJ, 49,, j.
r,p,c,i = f,,r ,tn.,,..e- JAIL, t,e ,,a,l. ,s,sr
ri,..,r.- IA 80. t,.r-.,,, tt,,Lt
night.
Procession 81 fantastic : 70 p N, prizes for
r.tiIit II H. sIu, 'na -,
Hand concert To pu-t oil.rt. -uusre ia Mona
shan'- brass band
order Of procession
tIE>T DIVISION
ool john whteomA, Marshal
N'lH Il iTttmuN : NORTH d. +
tramt dawn
Platoon 81 Police.
Mona r han Band 4 r Monaghan, Leader
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Ellsworth Pora
ARRIVED
Thursday. June ?!
sch Nellie Woodbury.. Alley. Gardiner
sch Marccliu. Remick. New \ ORR
Nch Forester. Wakefield. Rocklaud
ARRIVED
Frtiay, june q
sch Victory. Potter, Southwest IIarbor
SAILED
SATURDAY., Juna ?.
~ch l. i Rcuick, >irclalr. sairm
81 Fair wind. Farrell, Rnndout
~rh laSoita. Whitaker. Kou,out
SAILED
"Wednesday. June :
sch cant John, Milliken Kondout
domestic Ports.
BNs"oR-Ar June a. sch Webster barnard
York
HooTnh,l HARu"R-Ar June q. -rh- Am.
W Barker and Post Boy. New York
Bp-Tp> Ar June -. -chs Northern Lf.ht
MllhTidge. Paine Deer Lie
DELAWARE BREAkwArER-In port june n
bark Grace I-ynwood. from BarbAioes
HATH-eld june y, sch Break OF Day New
York
FhKNANpISA-Ar June p -ch Alice } crab
tree, New York
NV YoKK-Ar June ., -ch- Emma : Brirs-
Long Cove, Henrietta simmons, Orland Lil1ir
Lane, Eockport, Lawrence Haynes, somes
sound
sIl Jane .. -ea IIa1rl pcn, noboken tor
Salem
Mt DEsE.r FERRY 49, Passed out June - -ch
Morancy, sullivan for Philadelphia
Passed Ia Jun g. sch Virginia. Boston for
sullivan
PHILADELPHIA June b, sch K Rundlet,
Franklin
rRovIDESCE-Ar June - -chs Avery,
Philadelphia, Ann. IL W Pierce and Irving Les
H. sullivan
PERTH AaHor-sld Iuue 2. sch Harry 5
Lord, jr Augusta
RockLASD-Ar June a, -ch- Minnie Chase
and Addte Clement Buck.port; Freedom, Mt
Desert, Victory. Bluehill
RocKFoKr-ln port June 81. sch waldemar.
for Port Prince
sALEM-Ar June y, sch Pearl, Franklin
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar June r. sch silver
Heels, Rockland for Providence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

MRS. WISsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. IL disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF Cutting Teeth send at once and get 4
bottle Of Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. IL will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there Is no mistake about Ii. IL cures Diarrh9a,
regulates the stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. softens tho Gums and reduces Inflammation
am gives tone and energy to the whole system
Mrs Winsiow's Soothing syrup" for children
tethtng IL pleasant TO the taste and lie the pre-
seripton of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Price
twenty i've cents bottle. Sold by ali druggists
WINsLoW'> SOOTHING SYRUP" lyras
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Great Pond.
Communion service was held this after
noon. Rev. d. b. Smith officiating.
Notwithstanding the rain and unpleas-
ansness Of the morning. quite q congrega-
ton assembled on the shore, and, while =
grave hush was over all, with solemn cere-
monies ten candidates were baptized in the
waters of Great Pond. They were mostly
young people who have thus early In life
turned their footsteps into the "straight
and narrow way" May they ever have
strength to overcome all obstacles aud
temptations that may lie in their path!
June 25. FLossIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

As a blood puraer. the most eminen, physi-
cisns prescribe Ayers sarsaparilla. 1t IL the
most powerful combination OF vegetable altera
a'cs ever offered Ia the public. As \ spring and
family medicine 1t may he freely used by ola and
young alike.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

1t has curcd others and viii cure you" Is
true only OF Ayers sarsaparilIa. The motto suits
the medicine and the medicine the motto What
better assurance could you have that a remedy
viii cure you. than the fact that II has cured spch
mutitudts 81 others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Among those present from out of town were
the following: Geo. Wescott. Arthur Water
man Roland Sawyer. james Sempe, Miss
Semple, Chas. sempie, Mr. Clark of Bangor;
Ralph Higgins, stephen Bunker, A. L. Stafford,
Miss Helen Richardson, Harry Drew, Mis-
Mile Clark, Mis- Ella Campbell Miss Ada
Higgins. Mr.. b. &. Reynolds, DR.. H. d.
ASeriii, Bar Harbor; Miss Jarvis. and David
Jarvis, Cherryield; Miss Ray Walker OF
BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Prominent Citizen-That COMPOUNDED editor is
roasting me again. Tell me how ! can bust up
his internal paper.
Levelheaded Citizen-Buy 1t and run it few
weeks.-Bg1dlo Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Railroads anO STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.


Local Time Tahlc--.Iunc -. 1893.
SpAiLl.
Trains ioarin9 Bang at Us. 6 10, , l0a ~, and
= and y m, arrive, at
Bangor Exchange - Mt $40, & 80. 9I5am,
~, rs pm
renobscot junction Brewer. 7ul. > a NJ :.
g ?. 5Ispm.
Holden, :. - Is IA. 8 IS. . s. IN.
EEcEy's Mills. = u IN, ~ u y III.
Lake Housc, = y. s., m, 3 =. p 4lprn
i'rccn Lake. 50. 'iN "a mi "a %. Is 81 y oil
tll."orh tall-, - %, 70 2tam, :. n. 70 10 NJ.
tI-L>w ORTIZ, 81 10, . 70. 10 30 a M; 1 ..
u - pm.
Franklin Road, o. lo45am. az, 25pm..
~, '', y ,. n: q y, '6 Pm.
q 80 m
sullivan 10y boat. !. II55ar.5 50. 7a5pm.
sorrento tty boat. SIS. II 30 m Is.
nkH n,HnoE q, boat. ,I5 a N; l. M.
. 80. l. p m.
gpAILY.
Est4rutng. leaving Ksr Hartor At s So. 10 .na M,
10, : . 8 ~, arrive At
sorrento At y. 10 ~ a m I3n : soprn
Sullivan. y. ~ % 10 20 s. y in.
". Desert Ferry. o Is. II 20 IA m: IL 30.
. 10. - % M.
Hancock. 8 ,. N > IN. ] c5. '5lspm
tranklin Road. 70 IS. II 80 IN, 20. ) n = m.
hli>"okIH' 81, II - m; 80. ; 80.
Ellsworth Fails, Is. III asam:2. -5t5pm.
Green Lake 2, !. m y Is. q 10 m
Lake House. ! % am, = 80, % Is pm
Escry =. Mills, - Is, . = y u
Holden. i % m. Il. =, SOS. IS 81 I'm
renoe'eot Junction Brewer. ~. n, L @.
tyenange St, Bangor. IS N. i!A5.tlo, 6aa.
10 IS m.
BANGOR, sa m; /. AS, :, 10 4opn.
80 stop between Exchange Il. station in Ban
Mt. Desert Perry
stops when signa,led, or "a notice to conductor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Mr.. Bissitt has bought the granite
privileges of John II. Littledeld here. and
will begin operations Immediately. He
has already built commodions blacksmith
| Shnn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

ST MMtR WEAKNESS. that tired feeling, los.
OF appetite ana nervous prpstration are driven
away W HOODS ~araaparfia Ike mist before the
morning sun. J" realize The hcneht OF this great
medicine give II a trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
City and County.


-a...-.r..u.nc,rp+nt season
a' .if- an piea-ih''
.a,..- ,.>,a,,,ti fsr.s.
o.Wuturemcni season,
.N''1,r.ie,.,,
-raiiu -wrety
~, ~ -, ' - '-'. .'"so''
.- aar-. Kisses iaus hter.
-ir a-h hereafter
alton, Tor memhership to N.
a-r posted
N,a,,o,,ht.-i. I'LL, .r,.l,,,,
-.,.,- t,,.l o., a., u.-,ar -.
'.' az = "'I"H az"
'i"A nN"S store n tue
N,- ,Te wy,t of the bridge burst
tnr -eNtra, hours there was
.tG beside fAt fosl.
z. H.r-.4 I'll. t1trrbs.eJ the " man
l. J. LIZ intention 10
t.t own ocruuancv
s~Au social dance was given al Han
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Letters remaining uucaled for at the
ellsworth post Office June "A 1898: Joe. f..
eiafki Mrs Z. l.. Jordan; j. E. Roberts; Mr..
niTh r Royal; Rev. Thomas r. Smith; Mrs.
n . L. saunders; Miss Mary z. West; Mrs.
9alis Weber.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29

Mr.. Experimentation don't call this angel
cake, do you, my dear3
Mrs. Y.-It was to have been, but 1t fell.
Mr.. Y.-FaIIen angel cake, eh?-P2ilG. Record
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
Fourth Of July

Fourth Of July
is the day we celebrate. The place to buy
your Fireworks. Torpedoes. Flags. Pistols
and Pistol Caps is where they keep the largest
assortment.
We also carry large assortment Of Croquet
Sets. Hammocks, Base Ball goods, etc.
Soda water and Ice-cream are specislties at
HOLT's VARIETY STORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
BORN

HlGGlNs-At Sound, to Mr.. and Mrs. j Murray
Higgins, daughter
COGGINs-At South Surry June Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles f. Coggins, daughter
REED-At West sullivan, June l6 to Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Reed a daughter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29
WESTERN TICKET AGENCY.
South GOuldsbOrO.

South GOuldsboro.
Children's Day was observed June IL by
the Sunday school at South Gouldsboro
using the Baptis. Publication Society's
programme. Lay Missionary Rice was
present In the afternoon, and addressed
the children from the words: "Remem-
Der now thv Creator in the days Of thy
youth"-Ecci., l2; The concert In the
evening was In every way a success. The
sum of 46 was raised for missionary pur-
poses. This school has doubled its men,
bership this spring, and is doing excellent
work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-06-29


BLAISDELL-At Dedham June 81, Mrs
Eunice W. Blaisdell, aged 50 years and 2
months.
DAVIS-At Bueksport. June 81, Isaac +. Davis,
aged A. years. month and 10 days.
GRAY-At East Bucksport, June %, Haskell II.
Gray, aged IS years.
LONG-At Southwest Harbor-June 90 Can't
James Long, aged 81 years.
CAMPBELL-At Eden. June 10, Hannah, wife
OF Robert Campbell, formerly of Ellsworth,
aged " years, months and Is days.
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

r HAVE, for a consideration. sold to my minor
i son. Charles II. Dow, his time, and shall claim
none of his earnings nor pay any of his bills from
this date SAMUEL L. Dow.
Hancock. Me-, June C, 1885, 3w2<
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