Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-04
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Fl Rockaway House.
we had fine and timely shower OF
IS morning.
The Republican County Convention
=, In Hancock Hall the 18th. Notice
cal.
he adjourned Democratic State
,sation meets in Bangor the 18th.
The vote in this Congressional
/. 1; in 1868 was Hale. II 1858 Wiswell.
scattering >
LEGO. A. Dyer has gone West for
weeks, the business at his office Will
ended to by VIM. o. Mcdonald.
"a Mrs Sophia c. Thomson is on
fla Boston for procuring an abor-
aal tile case eXcites much interest.
/ Thomson says that She studied five
u Boston and was married at her
,. : atu-c il Ellsworth Me.
'f.. G.. " llolcombes Burle-quc
,e -iyr an entertainment at Han
Hill on Friday evening next. For
,.p.ialiiie> see small bulls.
-Gev Mr. . Holman will be absent
people for few weeks. and it
ed during his absence his pull
s. not be supplied.
E-la The Yacht Race between the
VIII Engli>h) and the Dauntles>
5n the former beat the latter an
\ N .en minutes III crossing the At
Nrnuehec Journal says it is now
! Y-y asserted that Rev. DIR. Bling
! resign his present charge over
: I-b Parish IN Augusta at the close
present year.
il-n>'a Journal learns that the
af fill terms at both Normal
\ mos, lattering. demand for bet
r.. and the increased ways
yr already caught he attention
\ v ieawake men and women.
Seaman are advised that by n recent
Congress-, and by order OF the Sccrc-
'4e Treasury. that hereafter Hosp-
b 9a0v will be collected AT the rate OF
month. instead Of 20 as hereto
.le Law takes effect from Aug LIST.
4 >ee the advertisement OF Hebron
in this weeks issue. We can
mend from personal experience the
ind the pleasant village in which
1 .ted.
\ hey. :. harrington. Pastor of the
y 1n Church at Germantown near
D p,a Pa Will supply the pulpit of
h ltgrian Church next Sunday. and
] '4e rest of August. Services are
ming and evening.
4 Hale has added a Circulating
y o. his bookstore.
n I.e Hotels at Mt Desert are rapidly
1.. hut still there j room for more
>chr Franklin Pierce. has been
\ re- hy Government for the coast
h 4 naarfi> being built on the West
II, river near the Foundry.
Il '.l VI Drake VI. D.. homeopathic.
Yeuei an Office in this city. He has
best of recommendations and no
VIII receive his fair share of prac-
Monday evening, at the residence Of
ridrs father, Doctor Drake was united
bonds Of matrimony to Miss Mary
ushter of Henry Whiting. Esq. of
b.
Two hundred and fifty men are at
~ the kennebec dam repairs.
Old CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr. Hezekiah
well known and most worthy
dled AT his residence near Aliens
Nc>toroos, yesterday morning,
>rd from cancerous affection OF the
.cA.-iie had been i'll for several
u Mr.. Dodge resided in this city
1e great nre, when having lost his
ahd nearly all he had, he removed to
5F9pk where he has since resided
= man of the strictest integrity and
yea by all who knew or had dealings
'm.-Portland Argus 29th.
icy. Edward Y. Hincks of Bridg-
Conn, native of Bucksport. has
trd call from the State St. Congre-
pal Church of Portland.
ORAL CONVENTION. We judge our
iTn OF the press of this State, as well
>e of the New Hampshire press had
time at the meeting at Rye Beach
eek. We certainly hope so. We
thanks to J. W. Clapp, Esq, GeneI-
FAet Agent, for railroad pass.
Dodge was a native OF Sedgwick.
he resided until 1910.
correspondent, from fremont, says
ople OF East Bass Harbor are bui Id.
large aud coEimodiOus School house.
200. 1t will be the largest and
stylish school-house on the Island.
j. to De hall in the second story.
writer also says, that visitors are
\. continuously and in crowds, sine.
weather set in. The Island Hons.
by Deacon Clark, and the Freeman
kept by J . b. Freeman, are wei
llzed, as they deserve to be.
The Calais Advertiser tells a goot
pi clergyman in Washington coun.
70 IN the kindness of his heart invited
nan to get into his wagon and ride
escal gentleman asked his compan.
ne was prepared to die? where.
lie ieaped from the wagon and fed te
Of safety, doubtless considering
estion synonymous with "your mon.
our life ?"
he Aroostook Times says the citiz.
Fort Fairfield gave the Swedes ;
reception, and had collation. await
w. They were escorted to Caribou
ocesslon headed by band of music
'ney We're kindly and Hospitality en-.
eu oy the citizens, and are highl,