Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-04-12

ing a beautiful gilt OF silver service, con-
sisting of Pitcher and Salver, was cent TO
the dwelling Of J. {. Lord, Esq, with tho
following note
! To Mass Sarah f. lord
| | am requested by the Gentlemen OF the
Congregational Society of this village, TO
presept 10 you the accompanying tilt as
testimonial Of their kind regards. Please
accent the sincere wishes oil tie donors, for
your future prosperity and happiness anu
Of none more heartily than those OF
Your Sincere Friend.
{. G.. PECK.
Ellsworth, April 8, 1861.
Upon the Pitcher lie the following 'n'cr'p'
/ ton:
Presented to Mis-, Sarah Frances Lord by
the gentlemen Of the First Congregational
Society of Ellsworth, Me-, April :, 1851.
On the Salver is an engraving of harp,
with the worts " Mics Sarah 7. Lord, April
S, 1851"
Miss L. has been Tor many years rnembrr
of the choir Of the Congregational society,
and has rendered valuable aid in this branch
of public worship; and being about t. remove
from her native village, and TO assume new
social relations. the time seemed a fitting ono
for those who appreciated her voluntary scr
vices. to render to her suitable token OF
their kind regal ds.
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/ Cook, fell into the river from vessel on Sat
urdny and wa. carried down the rapd cur.
rent some hundred rods before Ire was cstri-
eatel. When assistance reached the little
fellow, he was just sinking. DR., rarchcr
was called and he was rysuseita,cd, although
quite far gone.
Mr.. Willi,m Parker no has taugh,
the High School in tins village, in the past
has ,ccn elected rripciTul of tfr Bpy's High
School a, Bangor. Mr. Parker 10 aid to be
a thorough scholar and good teacher.
CAEx,sers The advertisement Of Mr..
Monaghan will arrest the attention Of all in
tercsted in Ellsworth enterprise. and particu-
larly thos, in want u new earrings.
Charles Rogers. Eeq.t ba. h-n ap-
Po'n"o ios''h"'"i ~ N''''ns' avn 'A' '"'
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The great question oil tho day is,
will kerosene explcdc?"
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arrival Of mSny es'',rants u that county.
The Bath Times s;ryethcrc will he u'
little shirhuildins IN that city th~ s-ss.n.
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ing liabilities +" 'h' amount a s'S,ee" an
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Bench expires the Goth inst. liz r-ap,~in,
ment will no doubt be made a, the IpIs -
sion Of the Executive Council which so>s
mences the Eth.
Six large Sims are INV ,nd;ng +,
Portland. with -four and grain for Euo,.
There arrived Las, week. Der Grand Trun,
Railroad, 5000 barrel. Of d ur. and ;, M,
bushels oil wheat. The road can hardly d.
the business Offering In tins i'ne'
1t is SAID that the explosive keroscn
oil is an aiultcra,ion-a mixture o, tn,
cheaper articles, camphene and burning fluid
with the kerosene, to increase the prsfts -
Lives are thus sacrificed tLrough the avaric