Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
following is the list OF appointments for
the ensuing wear:

the ensuing year.
BUcKsPoRr DISTRICT. axM
c. b. Dunn, Presiding Elder.
Buckspot. L. Z. French: Bucksport
Centre, S. 5. Gross; East Bucksport and
Dedham, supplied By G. N. Eldridge: Or
land, to be supplied; Orrfngton. 8. c.
| Elliott; Centre and South Orringtop. Ii. Il.
Bryne; searsport. J. W. Day Belfast and
| Norhport. W. l.. Brown; Castiue. J. A.
Norelen; Penobscot and Brook syille. q. X.
Wilson; surry and Ellsworth. supplied by
/. A. Hanscom; Machias and Whitney
vile. ;. ii. Beale; East Machias aud Ma
ehia>port, J. II. Bealen; Cutler and Whit
ing, ;. l.. Hanscome; Passport. {. l.. Has
kell; Calais. I. b. Topper
froln the Advertiser
tALAIs.-We have seen the plan of a
handsome house for Vim. Deminy. Jr..
which j. 10 be erected on the site of the
Old one destroyed by the great lire. Mr..
u. has already built a stable which looks
a. we'll as most houses. aud from the plan
We Judge his new house viii surpass anv-
thing in this vicinity in beauty. The plan
was made by Mr.. Edward Bassford. Tor
meriy of Calais, now of 81. Louis. and the
house is 10 be- built by Asher Bassford.
who, though young man, stands well in
NJ business. having done himself credit
m all the jobs he has undertak
salmon have struck in here much earlier
than usual. IL Is seldom they are caught
in this river before some time In June.
This year they arrived about the middle of
Nav Mr.. Wilson and Mr. Barbour have
brought several fine ones To market OF late.
They 90 OFF quick at 40 cents pound.
We suppose this is owing TO the treaty
Our river is alive with aiwives. They
have not been 80 numerous for n great
many years.-About the Union Mills the
boys are catching them with their hands
The water Is alive with them.
There is quite a religious revival pre-
vailing in Midtown. just now. aud many
are seeking the Lord while he NAV be
found. Three persons. two men and a
woman. were hapti-ed by immersion la,
sabbath.
Rev. !. G. kuowlton will commence next
SUNDAY evenin. in the Union Church ia
this city a course of lecture, on Bible
Stories" The public are respectfully ia
sited.
Rev. Mr.. Carruther>. pastor oi the Con
greg Stional Church. has gone ava, To
>lcnd hi annual vacation amongst hi
friends and acquaintance. We wish him
peasant iltne OF ".
We hear thai the Catholic society of
Calais, propose to build fine church thi,
year. but have not yet decided on it, loca-
ton.
Mr.. Edgar Whidden has men at work
tearing away the basement of the store
lately occupied by Mr.. Gilbert Foster a. a
meat market. in order To build il up anew
with bricks. lie j. gong 10 raise the
whole building several feet higher than /:
Wa, and fit it up for book aud station |
cry store. IL i one Of the best cuisines, J
stands in the city.
Prom the sentinel
EAsrroRT.-Rey. {. G.. HARDWOOD. Of
Binehill. Ne. occupied the pulpit of the 4
W ashington Street Baptist Church last /
sabbath. We understand that the society |
are anxious to induce Rev. Mr. Harwool I
To settle here.
The schooner, Red Beach and Point |
er fitted out this spring for the Mag,lalen- |
by {. II. Dyer Esq returned. bringing |
each good load OF herring. The poor 1
success IL this business last season prom I
inently presented itself when Mr.. Over
was about 10 start this year. bat hc being 4
ambitious and cons .dcring the benefit OF /
The fishing business 10 our town. was re-
solved 10 try again. and We are glad that |
he hAs been 50 fortunate this time
LUBEC.-Ihere were two baptized and |
i've admitted 70 membership in the First /
hrl>tian Church bv the Rev Mr. Nose. |
last sabbath.
capt Owen Martin Of the sch. Alice /
]. 81 i John y h.. report- that he len /
Point Wolf y. b.. on tuesday the 30ih.
Il AK a. tai
ton. when about one O'Clock on Thursday 4
morning, Oh West Quoddy Head. encoun- /
tered the sch Gamma" Of East Machia,.
cutting the Alice r." down two feet be- /
10" the water edge. film. Immediately. I
taking the main mast Of al the deck The 1
ph boom and head gear Of the Gamma
we're carried away. and after being in con- I
tact AL hour. >he got clear by cutting away |
The rigging with which both were enian- |
Eicd Al the time OF collision tho wind l
MAS blowing W y. W the "A r. wa.
heading Close by the wind the other ve~-
81 came under her lee quarter with a free /
wind. going about five knots, when she /
struck. Capt. Martin could not see auv one |
on the deck of the Cana until amer iii. |
collision. and concludes that the watch |
wa either asleep or all hand were below
capt. Martin says that he made fast TO the
"Gama" 10 be flowed in. but the hawser
Wa cast OF; the captain of the Gamma
refusing 10 tow him in.-The Alice T.
came into the bay on Thursday, and was
towed up TO the wharf at Lubec In the
evening. She is owned by Me-srs. elias
gov and Black, of 1t. John.
From the Republican
ADDISON. IA Addison. June
I'd. from the yard Of J. c. Nash 4 Co.. a
line Schooner OF 80 tons. She j. 10 be
commanded by Capt. W. b. Henrehan.
COLUMBIA Launched June Sd. an ex-
celleni Schooner Of 2l0 tons, built BY V.
{. Pluinmer & Go. She is to be command
ed by Capt v. c. Plummer.
HARRISGToS.-The exterior OF the Ban
tist Church is nearly finished. and work on
the interior has been commenced.
Observation-Disclosures from the yard
of n. HinckIy, ESQ.,. May 3lst a first class
schooner called the Enterprise" Of about
LIS tons. o. III. She Is owned by Mr.
Hinckly. james Leighton the Captain. and
others.
STEUBEN.-We are having some very
warm and dry weather now; too dry. We
think, for the benefit Of the grass Steu-
ben is a very good town for raising hay.
but unless We have some rain soon the
crop must be light this season. The farm
ers have about finished planting and SOW
ing for this year; and a good lot have they
done. too.
The firm of Messrs. f. NJ. & w.R. II.
Dutton has changed TO W. X. II. Dutton.
and the business done by that firm will ia
the future. be carried on by him. Mr..
Dutton is a live man. and We hope he will
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