Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-11

Some fine specimens Of crayon work may
be seen at joys studio, Main street.
F. NJ. Rowe. Esq. of this city will shortly
open a carriage shop in Brooklin.
See ad. of Z. s. Means in another column,
who offers his house on Main street for sale.
Bishop Lawrence. the successor to Bishop
Brooks, has a summer cottage at Bar Harbor.
Schooner Myra Sears. Capt Closson. Is
loading brick from the ysrd of II. B. Phillips,
for Camden.
The owners OF steam-tug Little Round
Top" have raised the rates OF tonnage from Is
to 30 cents per ton.
Shade trees for Arbor Day planting are
plentiful in the market. large numbers of them
being brought into the city this week.
Rev. J. Church Gregory, Of the Andover,
Maine, Band, will preach In the Congregational
church, Sunday morning, at hsf-past ten.
An epidemic of scarlet fever prevails in
bueksport and several of the schools have been
closed to prevent spread of the contagion.
Among the fourtb-clsss pos,masters APP
pointed Tuesday were G. W. Small at North
Deer Isle, and Mary F. Abbott at Hancock.
Charles II. Grindal. Water street. has
new supply Of New York and imported &c.
ment. which he will dispose of. at reasonable
rates.
Judge Wiswell has created very favor
able impression at his first term here He
promises to make popular judge. oxford
Democrat
Two handsome salmon were taken from
Green Lake, on Monday, by Frank Young of
this city, weighing 5 IA lbs. and lbs. re-
spectiyely.
Mr.. Robert W. Snow of Bluehil died at
that place April 2lst He was good husband.
kind father, a pleasant neighbor, and will
be greatly missed.
-Chas. II. Grindal. E,q.. OF this city has
recently purchased the Avery property on
Water street, consisting Of store and dwelling
house.
School in the Beechland district COM
menced May !. Miss Caroline Harrington, one
OF Ellsworth's popular teachers, being in
charge.
Al. Martz Speciality Co. arrived In town
this Wednesday, noon and will show in
Hancock Hall thi. evening. The band of this
company gave some very good music. on their
entrance The city.
Don't forget the entertainment TO be given
in Hancock Hail, Monday evening. MAY 18th,
by the Fhila May Concert Co., OF Boston.
IN ter the auspices OF the class OF 'g3, T. II. 5
The Peoples Service at the Congregational
church viii be held during the summer on
sunday evening. at haIf-ps>t seven, commence
Ing MAY ,th. All are cordially invited.
F, 4. Joy snd J, p Eldrdge OF hi. city
who have been fishing at Green Lake have
lu-i brought in handsome s-pound salmon
caught this "Wednesday morning.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Whicomb of Ellsworth Falls. regret to
learn OF the death of their only child an infant
of four months, which occurred last Thurs
day.
We have lately heard many words OF praise
for Mr.. A. ". Benson. the gentlem4nly ricke,
agent Of the VI. G. K. Il. At Bangor for polite
ness, extended people from thi. locality.
travelling West sud to the Province Of New
Bunswick.
Mr.. Cha-. 7. Wool Of Foxtoro. Mss.
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~ the Hopkins foundry.
Thursday afternoon. Owing to the storm last
week no meeting wa, held, and the usual
tod a, mi. Time
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M 'o'A Lewis ufe>s-maAtr. arrived
nom rom boston Monday and l. no" ready
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h' l"io" ing vessels arrived al mi. port
'e"Al i"aded WIN freight Tor merchants in
Ut '''! schooner mar! r Cu,hmsn. bet'-
h'>'oh' SCHOONER l.. snow OF and from Port
'Ahd' schooner Ne" Boxer Paiien, Boston.
schooner Laurel, tart. W alter kief,
nag" me round mp from Franklin TO Phiia-
eipi''a anu discharged, IN nine day.. she WAS
''Adeu Win stone. Capt. h'et commenced
io7d'hs coAl Monday for r. ;. Lord OF this
'HA.
-Esher Jordan Of this city ha. contracted
to Manufacture brick by the thousand for H.
u. Phillips. He will, the present season. run
the yards Of the late Edwin Gould and that
io' il''i! run " DIS laihtr' Tue lAte wilson
"otHah'
The following have been elected officers
OF Neal low Lodge OF Good Templars for the
ensuing quarter; &. r., Samuel Curtis; V. T.,
Sadie Jordan; sec'y, +. ". Lord; +. :,
Maude W Woodward; Chap. Celia Card; NJ,
Hattie Curtis; G., John Ihomas; ;. j. r.,
Mr>. Herbert Pomeroy.
The land in the vicinity OF Grants mill Is
being burnt over and. Tuesday. the asme. got
beN Oul control aud threatened the destruction