Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-10
Maine News.


See motto" Of young peoples enter.
tainmcnt At Fall Village school house
Hall. on Thursday evening
Mr.. Albert Jellison ia. rrnalrrd and
rcinrni>hcd his old stand on Main street.
AMI rrpleni-hcd hi stock with a nice A..
-orsmcnt Of cloths. and Gent. furnishing
So.d.
The Dancing School taught b, Mr.. d
y JOY has already commenced. aud i,
largely attended. The hours devoted 10
reading. music and dancing. are HIT mis-
spent Il they conduce 90 cur Improvement.
delight, grace. ana politcne..
large number of ,he ladie- aud gentle.
men II th- city are about formin. 4 cla.-
10 Elpcutiou. The rrvircs III teacher
have not yet been obtained. bat il j. NH
f"r~tooh tina, one o. two instructor. Who
stand high n professional rcaicr.. eau be
secured. About forty persons have already
enrolled thom-elvr-
Mr. !. u. Butler l. t" open hi, Singing
school next Thursday evening III l. "A
thorough and experienced teacher and VIII
undoubtedly ~ generously supported. For
some year. little attention Ia bern given
TO vocal music by our cit liens. and an *
c"ilrut opportunity 1. now offered hi II.
cultivation.
Many town. on the line ~ the prupo,-
ed Raj Road from Bangor TO Machia..
have already called meetings to decide on
the amount II stock they win take Ia the
road.
Ellsworth. a, will be seen bv notice
IN another column. !, also moving III the
matter.
fr> xucklry and Sharply appear at
Han cocA Hall next saturday evening
Ms fsa Rr"ni one Of the troupe. i. said
10 " superior vocalist. Ellsworth Will
undoubtedly give him. a crowded house
-c. q. Burrill has bought into the
Livery stable stock OF X. Forsaith. but
still continues the Insurance busincs, at
the old stand.
On Thursday last the house OF Rufus
Clement At North Ellsworth was burned
The furniture IN the lower story wa.
saved. that in the chamber. was consum-
ell. The property was insured.
The following ha. been handed us for
publication
Esoteric Lodge OF Free aud Accepted
Ma-ons. Oct {, 4. y. 1872
HAerens. 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove our brother, Amory |
OTIS. who was ever an efficient and faithful
member Of this Lodge.
Therefore, Rssoired, That We a. brothers |
OF the fraternity will hold In remembrance |
the many good qualities OF our brother |
his open hand Ia sympathy with suffering |
anu sickness wherever found; hi. general !
Intercourse with us, and genilemanly bear |
ing In every day life.
That We ,ympathIze with and offer our
coincidence to his widow and her AGED Ia |
Their in this their great sorrow.
That a copy OF these resolutions be- for |
warded TO his family and to the Ellsworth |
Inl,ricdA.
MARROW EsCArE.-On Thursday last, |
a Mr.. Levi Webber was engaged In com
pleting the tomb Of John VI. Hale, at !
Woodbine Cemetery. he entered the tomb |
for the purpose OF removing he temporary
supporters of the arch when the whole |
superintendent mass of bricks and earth |
fell in and crushed him. 1t was at first
thought that he was fatally injured. but on
examination il was found that he had
escaped with fracture of one of the
bones of the forearm. a small bone ofthe |
foot, and several severe bruises upon his |
body and head. We are happy to state,
that he is now doing well.