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Ellsworth American : June 13, 1889 Volume 35. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1in* at tiiswoKiii i’iwtofftoe!i Number Wilbur F. iKMorc her. -shc row To the of Rev. Chase. suddenly and would London is our Memory England. I might almost say (Fmni regular Correspondent.) the Soldiers’ Milllivan Harbor. have offered her Thoughts Suggested by Mon- The Woman’s Relief Corps. C'iUiuorih 3uurmau hand, hut one of the chil- the world, for the world is there repre- Washington Letter. ument at Ellsworth- The carpenters are pushing ahead rapid- YW HY \ V. r. WARDW KI.L. dren sent a V WILKhV Lop AI am* I*‘*L1TI» At. .»Ol K' iL up wail. “Your are sented. In its area of on th«* new the it breaking about nine hundred ONF. OK ITS MK.MIIKKS Sl’K.AKS K.AHNKST ly hotel near chalet; will »Lt*HE|i KA KKt IIIIKSI'U 1U MO tile hanks in and mv be called the spoiling ennal boat," square miles, live and move more than “Manor Inn” and is adver- Washington, 1>. June ’8f,. BY REV. V. I*. WARI>WKLI.. WOI‘I>S IN* ITS BKHAI.K. * **k h nil Col «> M, VI » AST M AlNF I'ONKKKKXCF A1 C., 3, t". •iiiny J-’n .11*4 pan; SI Till and so she settled hack in tised to open July «Ith. It will be con plete- her old position. twice the of our six New population Eng- a Memorial J. Editor. I»F.\ I KR. In the The President's tardiness in making ap- (From sermon preached at Woman's Kclief Corps! What'a glori- lv and elegantly furnished—excellent cuis- C. Chilcott. intervals of children's babble they land states. Camden on Memorial ous name! And how much Is contained ine (French and and will com- \t rest with tin Saviour. U. blessed the carried on a pointments is the cause of Sunday.) Knglish) strained conversation. She In a short one undoubtedly ocean » In visit ran I saw in those three words is known to I mand superb and mountain views. Tli* I a oi lie Ar«*|i«p*T linn*0*1 1 bought ! only nay From my window, a few months only acc used him of not considerable dissatisfaction among the study « onnly armor laid dow n ! coining to sav the St. those who belong to and are interested in there have been many \ soldi, r of ,1. -u-. his good-bye tower. Paul’s Cathedral. Westmin- ago I looked out upon the form of a granite Already applications I \ \| I Kit \N ‘•»>iifi'Ii,ntl\ ■•• imi"i"<! » I :irtli*s trials all his battles all before lie left rank and tile of the the men who its work. There are true wom- for rooms for the season. vanquished; town. 11c* waited some mo- ster party, soldier. It stands on a column that many loyal, .1 a is tin* oMe-l amt larjf.-s Abbev. the Parliament Houses, the holds t .-»i.M|H--t.a- fought : want en who would i»e to the if It' «••»« ments don’t anything for themselves, hut the names glad join Corps, i,.-1\ .j published in llam-.M-k rounl> liefore lie the of the precious dead. It was General manager Hunt and treasurer J. lie h. aid III. glad me — age "Son. take up spoke. Taking streets, and parks, the under- knew and the ! i- mi I:-I tha thy bridges they only understood what .i-mi* i|>t;«•!» letter from w ho insist on seeing all the important po- -ct on guard to protect its precious trust. II Howard of the Sullivan Harbor Land I 'III It III' ii.-i:Ht.i'n»*d hr Ilian; crow u.” crumpled his pocket lie passed ground and the crowds of work consists of. Let tne for tin* ben- railway people. There it stands clad in mail. Frater- say Co., were in seven ■ triple town 1 last week. 11 in "ii Uu- popular re'tn n|M|i< tin it to sitions tilled by good republicans. As sam- efit days re*an! her and said: I've been a All Hies. 1 saw of these good women, send in your ap- i>.i' ••! Perhaps and n ueh more. Hut nity. Charity and silent ^inutiu- merit. ''.I fair did he look at the morning's bright < f thi* men Loyalty. Though fool but this is 1 went ples bolding important positions and plication at once and we will soon explain J. M. Brow n of Bar Harbor lias rented r s «*l -1 Its* K1IT1*,x daw u. why away." She these are described in book- ami motionless. I have said. “That soldier UM guide cy- w hat the duties and lhree mouths after the of a are. what is expected the on the corner of BenvemCo * 11 li t !li a-P It y In manhood'* full strength as lie rose from his read it “Yon inauguration keeps step with the Its work is building P ;f j -tl i> #1 woiidcriugly. have been—it clopedias better than I can do. To give present.” of to every member. In the first place, every anil avenues and will a < bed. President let us take the l’. S. watch the of heroic sacrifice Waukeag open A. am ala** .* toi wa.il* •• n^th »'f Uinc an was a republican memory written to girl. Her real name is one s one an lx* in lilt It* w e ere blushed the next impressions, the and scene** making application must loyal and store. ■ km., at tli. :.i« ! p* >» ar That thought objects the and bring it out of the past into the pres- bakery, confectionery fruit Mr. marshal of District of Columbia, the must to morn. Harriet." to such ent it will every respect! They he willing Brown is well and known and Tl,. r. mi. | i, i. latiou' fr.-m the atiovc leading feelings should be related This do. ami as I gazed upon favorably would h.1 soundless register of wills, and the collector of cus- do in their to the tn* The -pi aking kindly ••••••* everything power help w ill, no naui. -1 l* lips that the hearer conclu- that miracle in stone, the feeling that was doubt, meet with success here. .. ;:nu«'.t may appreciate the \ ,, vi ., untilallarrearajre and dead. poor and soldiers us; also toms. The incumbent* are all Cleveland in Cobbler kec/.er came over me needy among After the were abed ami the and some- new optiuii an-Ian; orphans sions draw n. London Is too great a subject the w idows and orphans of soldiers. Kvery The' church at West Sullivan was V 't' (HUM and of hi- vision before me: _ pp*li. n*i appointments, they each in hav- thing passed Hut !»< ith ail id walked rinse by his moon had risen they walked to the shore to glory effort must lie forth to relieve the dedicated Saturday. June 1st. A very able vpii it "i. ••! tli*'term whethe iinp.iti* assert an opinion of. without giving a put si«h ; left his home in this district en- "He held up the sermon was in c:\en or ing and mystic lapstone, wants and of these brave, dedicatory preached the not. together. When were married, the reason it sufferings loyal I >< nth * ager w i«<1 a rail to tin -kies. they for it. For instauee, an American Held up like a lens. v M tt'lal'HK I'P isloss. '1; bi»p* listed in the and men answered and morning Hcv. Mr. of Mas>a- next rebel army, tin* last men- And he who their country’s call by Applehee v* -w mi tin < i»*» did In fall, the school teacher them a counted the long coming. \ :.ik* a paper regularlyfrmi And drotq mg hi- ol. gave might say the city is behind the times, and years chusetts, an excellent discourse in the tioned * nee twclitics and tens fought and bled that the dear old flag *• h. ii;. lire* te«1 to his natm-’or an hide publicly offered the follow ing H> by spindle-legged table. a afternoon Lev. Mr. Bow ler of Hancock .' person who had not been there < >m• iinml rd ear-, might float on forever! And the widow by he ha*- 'ubsi-ribed «»r ii.*t —U re When from its -tained -uimnit. II. a\en greet- might to*»st > quoth keezer, e and the evening services were conducted « Ki»\ v A n. A ltd tin v ti:«\ I told : whose was indescribable and • d hi- ey s. Fosi» naturally inquire “What, the greatest, anguish '• ii ■: *• -r — hi- “Here’s to the hand that the Hcv. Mr. paiH*r <li*M-outlmie*l pulled trigger Now Opel) the new In-fore me. whose true, loving heart was torn and by Bhclan of Surry. *’ the the arrearages, or the publisher iii.v wealthiest and most ulighb-ucd A ltd -Imt me «*ut the old ! of ran-nm is That killed the man who freed tbe nigger.” when news was received of some •! it until ment l- made. :m*1 *•«.] «». servant <»<»d! Thy paid! a bleeding avenue old road» pa> I Sketch of European in tiie world behind tin* times! H<w. Waukeag (the county « i• amount w hether In taken POWDER Trui1 faith hadst thou her* in that glad eoining Trip. city Is it wonder that the .»f hard (ought battle and her husband's name it from th* i any republicans is being widened to with the Like cloud of mist, the blackness correspond he* >r .t law n r" of the best hotels al- found tin* dead or her chil- pray Well, many this district are inclined to blame Lolled from tlx -tone.
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