Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-22

one OF HOWE superb sewing machines
The Doctor responded In few well chosen
remarks, expressive Of his surprise and
qualification. The whole affair was ju-
diciously and pleasantly arranged aud
much enjoyed.
Hancock County Lodge l. o. Of G. L.
held its quarterly session with Proctor
Lodge No. 2ls At Orland, on Tuesday.
Aug. -. The weather was unfavorable
and probably kept some Of the brethren
At home. After the opening ceremonies
the W. c. r., G. v. Mills, introduced the
G. W. c. T., OF Maine. Rev. David Boyd
OF Rockland. who by invitation presided
through the meeting. The forenoon ses-
sion was occupied by the usual business
and the afternoon by exemplification OF
the work OF the Order by the G.. W. c. r..
and the discussion Of points of law and
order. Mrs. Amelia F. Hooper Of West
Ellsworth was chosen W. F. $. in accord
ance with All Amendment TO the Constitu-
ton requiring such an officer 10 be elected
by County lodges. Joseph NJ. Hutchins Of
North Penobscot. was chosen County
DChuth HiaNS Va a IIau>Eolb. W no
resigned the office. AMER extending its
thanks to Proctor Lodge for their generous
entertainment. the County Lodge adj
journed. The next session will be held
with Mountain Echo Lodge No. s.. at
Bluehill. on Tuesday. November IL. COM
mencing Al ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Launched from the yard Of II. NJ. a
b. Hall in this city on Monday. a fine
schooner called the Adam Bowlby" of
one hundred and thirteen tons burthen.
Master Summinsby has become SO used
to building good vessels that he can't build
. poor one. So every new vessel he inl-
proves In some way on the last one. striv-
ing to make II better. in all respects than
its predecessor. This is the last one of
series Of some eight or ten that he has
built for the same parties, within few
years. and they are all first class coasters
and freighters. The Adam Bowlby is
built Of the best materials. and is as strong
As wood and iron can make her and for
beauty Of model and skill in workmanship
is not surpassed. She is to be commanded
BY Capt. Frank Belatty, the presen, popu-
lar master Of the Charles L. Upton.
"A short time since Miss Elizabeth
Trundy Of Surry who has been blind from
childhood on soeount Of q severe infam-
nation oftheeyes which destroyed the ball
Of the right and the vision Of the left had
the left eye successfully operated on by
Or. Sanger Of Bangor assisted by DR..
Harding Of this place. The doctors cut
into this delicasely constructed organ and
BY removing old adhesions aud making =
new pupil restored her sight, boon which
she had not enjoyed for many years.
NKw MUssc. Mr.. Z. L. Davis has the
following new music for sale Dolly Var
den, Polka Redows, composed by l.. b.
Chandler; The Kiss 1t the Do or" bal
lad, written by William b. Brown; The
Sebago Waltz; The Chocolate Drop. Pol
ka Redows, all published by Messrs
Halves & Cragin, Portland, Ne.
The same firm published q new work
called Praise ye the Lord" spec linen
pages Of which are before US.
PoIITICAL SPsAKNG.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans have General S.
F. Nickerson to address them to-day Thurs
day, At their County Convention. The
General speaks 1t Somesvillc same even.
Ing.
Major Hsggerty will speak At Hancock
Hall on Saturday evening, and At the Falls
Village on Monday evening.
POLITICAL SPEAKING.
The Republicans Of Hancock County
bold mass meeting ut Ellsworth on the
18Th inst. Hen. Henry Wilson of Massa-
| chusetts, Gen. John n. Harlem Of KEN
lucky and Hon. Eugene Hale will address
the meeting.
The Unitarian Sunday School will re-
assemble In the church next Sunday after
noon At 2 O'Clock. Annual Picnic and Ex-
cursion next week.
&C. B. ssetson, Esq. the gentleman who
took An active part in our County Institutes,
is out for Klmball and against Perham for
| Governor.
Governor james English Of Connecticut.
| publishes letter Of denia ss to B. Gratz
Brown being intoxicated when At New Haven.
Hon. r. A. Pike spoke in Frankfort on
| Tuesday evening.
| $. L. Milliken, Esq., Of Belfast, is stump
ing waldo County for Mr.. Hale.
Hon. +. b. Reed. spoke in Goulds.
bOro, on Tuesday evening.
Hon Eugene Hale and Hon. G. W. SEQ
field addressed the citizens of Cherryfeld,
On Tuesday evening.
Hon. A. G. Lebroke. had an attack Of
heart disease, of which he has been sub.
ject in years past, and was obliged to give
up his lectures last week. We hear ht
ID recovering. and will soon take the stump
again.
The schooner Samuel Ford. Allen. ar
rived the 30, from New York with Z 10
bushels corn to J. r. 4 z Redman.
-Ths launch Of the new Schooner o
Msssrs. Il. Ma ,. Hans shyp-yard Of
Mesday, was very nne.
| -Ths Evsaing Rsa thinks the Nortl
Casplins s,sslisa gives neither party any
thing 10 beast Of.
-Supsrvissr Perry 81 North Carolina
arziysd at his hoos u this city q 6atuz
aaviss.