Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-07-18

West Trenton
FoI.ETH OF July CELEBRATION.
The Fourth of July celebration at this
place under the management OF the
Kings Daughters, passed off very quietly,
and was grand success.
Aan early hour in the morning the
stars and stripes. the glorious emblem OF
our country's pride and liberty, was UNI
fnrled to the breeze amid three rousing
cheers from those present Soon after
the raising OF the flag parties were seen
socking to the grounds from all direc-
tians to the number OF over three hum
bred.
Those in charge spared no pains for the
omfort and amusement of those present
The dinner which was served in Ever
green hall, consisted of all the deticacies
OF the season, and was appreciated by ALL
Ice. cream and lemonade was served in the
grove near by.
The ovation, delivered by Rev. 4. j.
HAYNES, OF iiarwick, Mass, formerly OF
This place, was intently listened to and
universally appreciated by all present
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and adversities from out glorious hide
pendence until the present time, putting
forth Washington and Lincoln as the
most revered men in our country's his
tory. He also spoke in regard to she Ia
Dor troubles of our country, saying II
was not the wish OF weli-minded meu to
try to put the wealthy class OF society
down, but try and lift the poorer up
Such reasoning as this certainly should
be appreciated by every true patriot
The society, by y vote at their last meet
ing, extended to him its sincere thanks
for his kindness in responding 10 the in
yitation to come to this place to speak for
the benefit OF the society.
Capt J. W. Saunders, OF the "altham
watch factory, who is at home spending
his vacation with his family, very gener-
ously entertained several netghbors and
their children hy the display Of fireworks
at his home ON the evening OF the Fourth,
which was highly appreciated by all pres
emit especially by the little folks.
Sitting nj table purposeiy arranged
for them at Evergreen hall on the Fourth
were five people whose ages aggregated
.o6 years They We're Edwin Young and
wife, OF Eden, aged respectively eighty
and eighty-one years; Mrs. Joanna Bun
ker, eighty-nine; Mrs. Emily Hopkins,
eighty-one; Mrs. Mary \. Trevett, sev-
enty-five. The presence OF such aged
people at the same table is a rare occur
renee May they live to enjoy many
more such dinners is the wish OF the
writec.
Capt. Cushman Alley is loading gravel
at Oak Point for Bar Harbor.
Several boarders from Massachusetts,
are expected at the Naples during the
month OF August.
All miss Rev. J. II. w. Wharf, who is
away on his vacation.
NJ ss Nesta Leland, of West Eden, has
been here on visit to Asa NJ. Burns and
wife.
Farmers have commenced having, and
report about two-third of an average
crop They probably All have market
for their surPln, OF last years hay dur
ing the coming inter.
july b. Roy.
Great Pond.
Mr. Rice, OF Bangor, was in towa FRI
day.
E.E. Carries and wife have returned 10
Maehias.
w b. hastings, II Boston, is at .Allisa-
tor Lake to-day.
Misses Chase ead DreM, Of Rangor,
were at Middle Eranch Friday.
Washburu Lord and wife hnye returned
to their home in Rowland.
DR. Mason, of Ellsworth, vas at Great
Pond house and Friday returned home
Saturday.
p. s. Dorsey, Howard Moor and j. I.
Giles are in toNn to-day.
Elsa Williams purchased a span of fine
looking work horses in Ellsworth this
week.
The Misses Jackson, Shuman and Sabine
gave very pleasant social in the hall
Saturday evening, for the benefit of the
church. \ raspbarry lunch was served.
Grace Bracy, little daughter of Mrs. y.
{. MacIninch, WI no was been in Bangor
under the care an oeculist, was returned
home 1t was feared at one time hat she
might become totally blind, and we are