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Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
State News.

state muster Au.u,t,2o to September,
1t.
-Aonie Louise Cary's Portland concert
urttvd $1,000.
a gnl about 10 years OF age was seen
drunk ia ihe streets Of Lewiston last SIM
day.
Eight Lodges OF the knights OF Honor
have been instituted IN Maine. enough To
start a good Lodge.
Ext COY Chamberlain OF Bowdoin Col-
le.r viii deliver the Fourth OF july Grafton
at - JohOshury. VI.
- Tuc journal say, The wholesale prices
Tor ctttlr have reached the lowest
point since l>G1.
Friday last a valuable mare owned hy
Mt J Niles OF Paris. died with symptoms
attending poisoning from eating caicrptl-
lar..
-rhr Lewiston Journal says the dam
age t" Temperance Hall aud furniture.
caused by the fail ofthc ceiling j. estimated
al over S5po.
- The degree OF IL. u. was conferred
nA Cos. Cp.unr nf this Statc,h hy ruuS Col
!r-r, Mass at commencement, on We'd
no>drt.
IT, the Lewiston journal say, one OF the
D..v,Gy .Iuh.t..n. Ia a beautiful tAwn bv
~ side the u,tie fellow j. bat "a lew day
OIL urd j. v,ry beautiful
IAr r.fa>t Journal considers the fact
that a Bn-t"r runurr recently walked from
Rockpnrt +" Belfast strong proof OF the
prevalence Of hard times
Miuot ruIman Il ~lu> ui West Camden
have constructed carriage road 10 the
summit OF Mt. rIra-aut for the benefit ot
excursion parties aud Others.
-lt l. ,Aii >. Win,low Joue. will can,
at the Mechanic FAN, corn factory. one
hundred Auh forty Thousand cans of sweet
corn ih" present season.
The Augusta Journal say. that Page
the Chelsea wifc-inurdcrcr. was drowned
in An attempt L. escape that hr had learn
cI fhnt the physicians nfth Insane Hos
,ntAi considered him sane aud would 80 r.
port 10 court, and that this last act OF his
HE waN "A strong proof of sanity.
We have heard that music had charm,
Ia ,oothe but have never heard that IL had
intoxicating powers till We read In the
Lew i,tnn Journal that a man got drunk on
musical instrument. He stole II and
SOLD ia for - cents and Invested the whole
sum In The crooked Exchange
Coy. Connor has nominated Albert
6. Lmrry, Register Of Probate Tor Som-
vr~et county, Mr., 4. \. l.. SAMPSON.
trustee of The Bath soldiers aud sailors
Orphan Asylum, audiAlhcrt " Leavitt.
ps.pt ior the port Q. Naco.
- ihc oxford Democrat say,: "a wreck
ago cVctv irucc and tree aud shrub MA,
covered By aA arsy Of writing, crawling,
>uaAr-IiNr worms, which emitted iithy
green juice a, you LAID violent hands upon
them IN opening gate, OF trod them under
foot ia the highway. Millions OF them
'NVcd aud brcathci and had their being"
They were destroying orchards aud the
forest tIre-. They climbed houses. cover
uG the outside walls. crAwlcd into Win
doWs, AUD deposited their vile bodie, upon
carpet, aud furniture. None vi the plaques
which visited Egypt could have been more
lnath~on,r or destructive. There is scarce
iy = I've one IN this section to-day. They
have died tn heaps, filing the air with a
stencil. au.. >iu2ly. A. they Travelled. At
tr>J numbnc>~ seemed To attack them.
and they moved slugsi.hy, then they
ceased 10 exercise, and grew puficd up and
rotten until their own weight broke them
Ia two.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

Col. Robert G. Ingessoll's father-in-
law died at Peoria. ILL.,, last week. The
funeral services were conducted by Col.
Ingersoll hiTself, no clergyman being
present. At the house he made the follow
ing remarks: To fulfill promise made
years ago. it is necessary for me To say II
word. lie whom we are about to lay In
earth was gentle. kind, aud loving IN his
lite. He was ambitious only TO live with
those he loved. He was hospitable. gem
erous. aud sincere. lie loved his friends
aud the friends of his friends. lie returned
good ion good. lie lived the life OF a child
and died without leaving in the memory of
his family the record of an unkiud act.
Without assurance aud without fear we
give him back. a. IL were. to Mature, the
source ana mother of uS alt. Friend, hu>-
baud, father, iarc thee we'll" At the grave.
Just before the coffin was lowered. Col. In
gcr>oil spoke rs follows: with morn,
with noon. with night, with changing
clouds and changeless stars-with grass,
with trees aud birds. with leaf and bud.
with flower and biussoming vine, with all
the sweet influences of Nature We leave
our dead. Again, farewell"
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Political Notes.

VII the Democratic organ, and some Of
i., feeble independents are hurrAhiug Tor
1dcn and hoasuns OF his success. the thought
fol men OF the party are by DO means 50 san
-liue. several prominent Ohio Democrats
said YESTERDAY in Washington that their State
~, sure for Hayc, 10y 5000 in November
senator Wallace Of Pennsylvania considered.
hi> STATE hopele>>ly Republican in November
senator Thurman said that the Democratic
party would have hard time OF it. but he
h.,..i il would bc successful'
The New York World said some time ago
IS hen the Democrats in Congress were trying
10 agree upon financial measure: The eX-
i-ting law promises specie resumption for JAN
uarv. l>7a. If the caucus decides TO recon-
mend the repeal Of thi> promise. there i no
tongue 50 persuasive a. TO induce the people 10
believe IAe Democratic party, sincere in its de-
lnand for resumption The samc now.
The =. Loui, correspondent ofthe New
York Evening Post >ay,: several prominent
Ohio Democrats told your correspondent thi,
morning before the convention met that moth
ing could b, done now by the convention
which would prevent their State from going
Republican in October. They believe thst
Hayes viii carry Ohio by al least thirty thous-
and majority in November"
The New York Times correspondent a,
II. Louis writes:
% W hen the Convention had adjourned, and
the passion which had dominated it had par
TALLY subsided, it was possible 10 review it and
H. action. The first fact that stood out in bold
relief was the truth that it was in every sense
"A representative body. Everything that has
been done during he present generation thai,
was mean. dishonest, di,loyal, turbulent and
tricky was faithfully photographed in il, mem-
hcrship and proceeding. Like the Convention
Of lsCs At New York, Ike that of 1872 at Balti-
more, it was dominated by the ghost of the
dead rebellion. Now. a. then, the arrogant
assumptions Of the south prevailed over the
weakness Of the Northern Democrats. Now,
q, then the party took pains TO prove that it
j. controllable by the spirit Of retrosre,sion OF
iacit disl0yality to the Union and liberty.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

FLAG RAISiNG.-0a SATURDAY. evening.
.hc Democrats raised their hag. The in
-iiring music of the Emerald Band called
together quite crowd. Hon. { \. Spot
i'rI ct Deer Isle. addressed those as-
>e.ubled. The honorable gentleman i a
harnt speaker and on occasions can maxi
q telling speech CA glh> evening" however,
Tie speaker ahl li, heArer, did not seem
la tune. 10 u>e the language OF The elo-
q 5rnt gentlemen, the crowd d!d not ''er-
ihu-e or gu>h' worth 4 cent. The name,
OF ttuIcn ami Ue"l.I~L- ssoESi nu Il.
>ron>e and the parrot cry OF Reform, III,
Democratic watct.word oi the campaign
stirred not ripple. We suppose our Dem
urratic friends had good time, aud W,
ire sure all Republicans dil likewise.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

Mr.. Eduor: Whcn ,hc thermometer
stand. at los above zero ii j.. no use to be
in hurry about anything, except to find
protection from the heat II pos sible. Such
was Tie case Ia this city last Monday at
8 IL \. NJ.
II occurred to me that some OF the up
per tens, might desire Il cooler climate for
few weeks, so took the responsibility of
Introducing to them. through our daily pa
pers. the Island of Mt. Desert. with its
twenty hotels its mountains. lakes, and
facilities Tor sailing and fishing | said
nothing of the Jog with which the Island i
enveloped much OF the time in summer as
that would not attract Rhode Islanders.
they having more OF that article than they
desire at home.
endeavored to convince them what a
visit to the Island would demonstrate, that
the people are sensible, intelligent and gen
erally polite.
But few of the Rhode Islanders leave
their little busy state during the hot sea
SON. They are proud of Newport, Watch
Hill. Rocky Point, Oakland Beach. aud
other points OF interest in the state
AT these watering places the accom-
modations are first class and so are the
hotel charges for board.
Under our state license law, they can be
furnished with various kinds of liquors in
abundance.
The Rhode Islanders, are not as thor
oughly fankee,as are the people of Maine
and the scenery here, is not equal to the
scenery there. In these respects. the wa
tering places In Maine have the advantage
OF X. /.
The people here are great pleasure tax
ers, and when they start in pursuit Of
pleasure. they are generally successful
But they rarely say success If the
Rhode Island clam bake is left out.
A recent visit to the Island OF Mt. Desert
convinced me that many improvements
have been made within few years, and it
is with real pride tina. advertise that
grand old Island ,as the place, where pleas
ure takers will find good hotel accommo-
dations, and many natural curiosities as
well. Yours &C.. H.M.E.
Providence, 2. |. July l, 1875.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

Special Aotifes. Z

pR- SCnFNCK's rCLMoSIc >YRuF. -.
WEED ToNIC, AND M,NpRNkE PIIt-.-Th,>c
medicine. have undoubtedly performed more
cures Of consumption thaa aay other remedy
known 10 rhc American public. They are COM
puunlci q: vegetable ingredients. and contain
nothing which Can y. iniuriDu. a. tile human
constitution. other rtmc,.ic, adNcrti,cl a.
cure, tor COn.umuti on probably conta in opium
which J. somewhat dangerous drug IN all
cases, and iftaktn freely by cunsumptlyr ia
tent. It must DO great injury Tor it, tendency
i To coniine the morbid matter Ia the system.
which, of course. mu . maxi j cure iInpu. ,iblc
>chcncA, Puimonic syrup D. warranted not to
contain particle Of oisum IL composed Of
powerful but harmless herb.. which net on the
Iuu.,, liver, stomach. and hlood. aul thu, cor
ret ail morbid --cTrtlous. and txpel all the
diseased matter from the body. These are the
only means ~ winch Consumption can b..
cured, and a, >ghcuyA's PulnIunic syrup. >ca
Weed lonic. and Mandrake Pills are tn, only
medicine, which operate in this way, j, /. Obj
riou- they arc thr only genuine cure for Pull
monary Consumption. Each bottle OF thi- in
valuable medicine i accompanied by lull dir,,-
lions. Dr. Schrnck is profr,, lonaliy a hl-
principal office, corner sixth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters
Of adv ice mast be addressed. jW92
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Hendricks Nomination a Blow to Reform

Hendrick-'- Nomination "A BLOW 10 Reform.
From It. Louis Westliche Post Carl Schurz' :
paper
Tiidep aud Hendricks. SO reads the
Democratic ticket for the Presidency Ii
Is an utter imposSibiity to compress with
in the space of four syllables All act more
pertidous to all principle, for who or what
ever the name of Iilden may be or imply.
he is made Ia be be (aud mean that he Isl
the open representative of the very oppo-
site OF that miserable policy of which, as
the stubborn spokesman for years, Thon-
as A. Hendricks of Indiana has been rend-
cred 30 notorious. We wish TO emphasize
the fact thBt Mr. Hendricks is one of the
most prominent leaders and loudest OF
spokesmen 1of paper swinders, and as
such was the Candidate for the first place
on the Democratic ticket, but he has now
been put of with the second place. Hum
bug, thy name is Democratic Reform.
Gold and paper. contraction and imitation,
reform aud swindle. let us have il all. How
many men of sense will be found to ioin
this absurd chorus? Evidently the nomin-
alton of Hendricks was a matter concerted
beforehand. bargain and sale. bare OF
all honor and full of shame-a blow in the
very face of all who saw in Iflden the en-
bodiment of honest reform. For the time
being there is al end to all honest reform
Oh the Democratic side. and the truly in
dependent citizens who do not believe that
they can serve two masters will have to
heir hopes elsewhere
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

port. +. Bryant, sup. woolwich,, Ed
mund II. Tunuicliff. Dresden. JOSIAH
Bean. East Pi,tston and Whitefield. sup
piled by T.. II. Boynton. Pittstons
George G.. Winslow. Windsor and Weeks
Mills supplied by +. z. Whitman. Gross
Hill and Rlveside, supplied by J. r. Clif-
ord Palermo aud Montville, supplied by
W. F. Chase. Morrill, aud Knox, to De
supplied. Winslow and Vassalboro'. sup
piled by W. J. Clifford. North and East
Vassalboro'. James W. Day. China,
Jacob 4. Crosby. Clinton aud Benton,
Sylvanus l.. Hanscom. Unity and Troy.
supplied by G.B Chadwick. Searsmont.
Nathau Webb
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

poi : } CouRT-rESoBscoT co. liiIcu a.
a EEEN sIUEBs 4 Al. .lln. ,..,uEi,,.
ET,k-feHT >ANiNGf
"a. IT i- hereby ordered In next took the
platB,l' pointed IN the ab"A, made 10 his,
him doAt sport ia he
""l"-s- A NJ re seems 10 be some
gee.r iu the - Cries OF clear the gal
icris>
NJ Kelly 81 New York commenced 4
speech IA opposition To- Tiidvn. Before
III irs' sentence w.> uttered objection
wa> made aud considerable confusion eN-
i>tei Nelly resumed, aud after -praAiu.
ten minutes wt- interrupted 10y erie, of
Time aud ieft the platform.
NJ. Ewing nominated WIN. Allen of
Ohio
Nj. Cilmer OF Pena>yivania nomint;cd
Gen. Hancock.
Gen. Bfcntc OF Louisiana seconded Ham
cock
Mr>>rs. NeXtOI 81 irXts and Smith oi
Wisconsin seconded Ti!den
Mr. Doolitilc earnestly urged prudence
IL said he die. not believe tnat he could
carry even New York ia November unless
he he carried Indiana ia October. For
This reason he favored Hendricks who
dOuld carry Indiana as he feared rIldeu
could not.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
New Publications.

The Gdidry for July numbers among ts
contributors {. 4. HeadIey Albert Rhodes John
Burroughs. Richard Grant White Kate Hillard,
and other popular writers. The number opens
appropriately with q fine Centennial ode, after
which comes Mr.. Hesdiey's sketch of wash
iugton's Headquarters at NewburHh," wherein
we are introduced TO the father OF his country
be appeared in private life. The article Is
full OF anecdote and gossip which has been
floating about Newburgh for a century. but has
hitherto escaped publication. Albert Rhodes
conducts us to the East on a tour among the
Be,louin Arabs the article being marked with
his usual keen observation and graceful style.
Archer and Prince" is the rather odd title Of
AN article upon Science and Religion. and the
modern conflict between them n affected by
the teachings Of swedenborg. Mr.. John Bur
rough, - represented by "A delightful article
upon poetry an art. and critically weighs the
merits of some oI the flyortc poets Of the mod
ern school. tnder the title OF "tabhy and
Cocher' Mr.. Writ Skies presents a da>hing
and humorous sketch OF the cabmIn, n he
has known him in New York. London, and
|. Paris. Prof. siddon> continues his series Of
anecdotes of eccentric aud noted people he has
met and MIR Richard Grant white has
linguistic. study Another article which
will b. appreciated hv literary men aud stu
dcHis Is Mr.. IIu'isou's sketch OF the great ~
clopa'dias in the various languages Of the
world. There arc the usual number Of short
stories and poems, OF which last those by Mrs
Fanny Barrow and Mr.. W. {. Richards are
uncommony good. The departments Of Science
Gossip, aud Current Literature are a. varied
and attractive usual.
The Republic for July is now out This
magazine deserves the support OF every citizen
y no takes an interest in public affairs. Repuh-
itcan in tone. II i calculated to impart yignr
the pending campaign. lis column, are filled
with itcts and figures needed BY those who eN-
pect 70 take m active part ia the Presidential
struggle. To public speaker, and writer, it :
a necessity to Ecpub. leans ev'ryw here II j.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

nous. Indiana seconded Pennsylvania's
motion to make the nomination unanimous.
Adopted.
The platform is almost solely the work
of Manton Marble.
The convention then adjourned and will
nominate Vice President to-day.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

The dory Centennial which started
from Gloucester. Mass. June 18th, for
Europe, put into Darlington, Nova Scotia,
a5th. for the purpose of changing the iron
ballast. which affected the compass. She
had experienced rough weather with head
winds and dense fog since she left Glou-
cester.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

Congress has passed bill allowing
unexpendcd balances 10 be used for the
purposes Of the Government, for the space
of ten days from the 1t Of July. 1t j.
hoped thar by that time. an agreement vii.
hc had on the appropriation bills
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

The vute Of the states on the second bal
lot was a follows
New York, 1ilden 20: North Carolina.
Tllden Ii, Hancock. ! Ohio, Allen A
Oregon. 11ldcn g Pennsylvania. Hancock
IS: Rhode Island. Tiden 8 Illinois. rlden
y, Hendricks 20; Indiana, Hendricks 30
Iowa, Tilden 10. Hendricks 1; Hancock ,
Kansas, .ilden 2. Hendricks <: Kentucky.
Tilden "a; Louisiana. Tiitlen 10; Hancock
>, Bayard IL; Maine. Tilden IA: Maryland
Iilden II. Hendricks. =; Massachusetts
Tilden 26; Minnesota. Tild-n 10; Missis-
sippi. Tlldeh 10; Missouri. Tilden 10, Hen
drieks IL; Nebraska, rilden 6: Nevada
Tllden 4. Thurman. 2; New Hampshire.
Tilden 10; Alabama. Tilden 20; Arkansas.
Tilden II , California IL; Colorado, rilden
6; Connecticut, Tilden II; Delaware, Bay
ard S; Florida, liden s; Georgia, Tilden
Is. Bayard Z: South Carolina Tilden IA !:
Tennessee, Hendricks. "a; Vermont. TIL
den 10; Virginia. TilGen IL, Hendricks /.
Bayard 4; West Virginia. Allen 10; Wis
consin. Tilden IL, Hendricks | Texas. Til
den l3. Hendricks 9.Hancock. 2; Michigan.
Illden II. Hendricks 8 New Jersey, Park
er, Is.
Before the result was announced Iowa
changed her vote to 20 for I'ilden and 2 for
Hendricks
Missouri amid great confusion changed
to 20 for Tilden and 10 for Hendricks.
North Carolina to Tilden and for Han
cock. Nevada announced solid for Tilden
and Missouri changed again to % for Til
den. which nominsted him Illinois chang
ed to l6 for Hendricks and 26 for Tilcien.
Other changes of vote followed and the
result WIS finally announced as follows -
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
Chr Gllswortb american.

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Administrators Sale.

pUKsUNNr to 4 license from the Hon judge Of
Probate Tor the County ot Hancock | shall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder on
The 1Ih day OF August, y. ID. ls'G, at O'Clock in
the forenoon, ON the premises IN Brooksyille all
the IlSht utlc aud Interest that Aaron How ard
late o. Broos.sllc deceased had 20 the follow IN Z
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being thc Homes tcad OF said Aaron Howard cor.
tanning - acre, more or less with the building
thereon standing, including all The Land conveyed
by Mortgage Deed. lated March !B - ~ John.
son Howard u saii Aaron Howard
tE N>it REhMAN, Administrator.
tllsaoit'l. jane -, 1876. INI-
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

lion. Lot VI. Morrill, has not Yet &C
cep;ed the position Of Secretary OF the
TrcA>ury. but the latest rnmor il tnst he
vii accept aud assume his duties this
Ncch
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
IsAI.I.tDIISt1.

The balin, being called for the clt RI sud.
denly commenced callin. the rn!l Ino
ballots were taken. TIlden being nomina.
ted on the second ballot
The first ballot was a follows
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
County of HancOck.

COUNTY TREAsSRER's OFFICE
ELLSWORTH, june /, 1876.
statement Of Cost. allowed in criminal pro..
cutlona at the April Term of the supreme Jude.
ial Court and Court of County Commissioner,
A. ID. ls76.
Allowed ~ COIKr OF COUNTY CnMNIssInNrrs
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

The iol!owiu. are the appointments
made at the reccn; session vi the East
Maine Conference at Buck-poIt, Tor the
ensuing year .o. A. Plummcr, presiiin.
Elder
Buch>port. ". ". Marsh: Buck sport
Center. supplied by Icbulon Davis; East
Buch h~po.s and Dedham. +. NJ. Fowler;
OrItud. =. III. Beaie; Orrington, A..
Church. Orrington Center and south, ID.
" True; Searspott, W. T. Jewell; Bel.
last aud Northport. Geo. Pratt; Pros
pect. supplied by NJ. T.. Bridgham; Cas-
tin" and Doshen Shore. j. H. Moores
frnob>cot and Brooksvil-, supplied by
+. ID. Handy; Deer Isle, supplied by Jos.
Williams; Surry and Brooklyn, o. X. vii.
son Ellsworth. b. NJ. Mitchel; fremont
aud Eden. W. IL. Crawford; Cranberry
l-le and swans Island, B. F. Stnson &:
Franklin and sullivan, ). Wentworth ;
GOuldsboro, supplied by NJ. Palmer ;
Mllbridge and Steuben, Is. C. Blackwood 4:
Harrington and Cherryteld, G.. n Ed
ridge; Columbia Falls and Addison, {. r.
E>,abrooks; Columbia. Centerville and
Cape Shore, W. Reed; Machas and Whit
ntyville V. 7. Wardwell; East Machi-
a., Cutler aud Whiting, supplied by J.
W. Strout; Lubec, A. j. Lockhart
Pembroke. supplied by j. Bran /;
Eastport. \. Whitney; Calais, b. b.
Byrne; MiIltown, VI. c. Beale: Prince
ton, supplied BY W. b. Fenlason: Rob-
binston, Charlotte Meddybemps and
Cooper, s. NJ. Dulton ALEXANDER. Wesley
and N0rth;ield, @ Rogers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Cnl4
CENTENNIAL HISTOnf
Il cells faster han ana other book r,r.l. --..
One Agent sold o., rop.o. IH "ur .l4H. ~...
our extra terms tv Agents. NaIivu.. y
~. fh IilleipHia. II.
WhuTcn Agents ,o r.u..--. d.. ..
W nm IUI authentic and complete ...'
GOV HNltS. our newt President. .. Hr + a. H. I.
'"h"'ll- No" d The opprrtuuiy THE &c.,
ready irr H. Address l. Et-sEII I.....
Boston, Mas.
c11 day at home. Agents gau,.. ',.....-
CIe terms tree. TlsI T. X co, Nu-... ~
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06
BANGOR DISTRICT.


Bangor-First Church, Cyrus Stone
Union ST.. William l.. Brown. Uampdeu
and West ilampden. Charles b. Dunn
Winterport, Thomas b. Tupper. North
Searsport and Monroe, Moses ID. Miller
Brewer and Eddington. William B. Ell
bridge. Orono and Veazle. George K.
Palmer. Upper saltwater and Argyle,
Moses ID. Mathews. Dxmont, Plymouth
and Jackson. supplied by ID. Godfrey. New.
port. Palmyra aud Detroit, Charles F..
Springer. Oldtown and Bradley, to be
supplied. Lincoln, Walter Farr Malta
Wankeag and Winn. pupplied BY w. Farr.
Harland. supplied by ID. Hickey Pitts
field and st. Albans, Theodore Gerrish.
Harmony, Wellington and Brighton, John
a. Plumer Exeter, Corinna and Leyant.
Elisha Skinner. Corinth and East Cor
inth, Frederic A. Bragdon. Carmel.
Etna and Stetson, William III. Williams,
Dexter and Ripley, Lorin l.. Hanscom.
Dover and Bear Hill, Joshua A. l.. Rich.
Brownville and Milo, Charles A. Akin
son, Bradford aud Sebec. supplied by Char
les W. Sleeper. Guilford and Sanger
vile, James A. Morelen. Patteu and
Sherman, Samuel II. Bailey Houton,
Hodgdon and Linneus, John Morse
Monticello, Littleton and Ludlow, sup
piled by +. A. Glidden. Fort Fairfield
'N'teN A''S tyhdous suDDHtu DN
J. S. Alderdice. Danforth, Weston aud
Bancroft, supplied py y. C. Often. Tops
field. Springfield aud Prentiss. John II
Bennett. Garland, to be supplied Char
les +. Allen. President of Maine Stat.
College. OronO. ID. II. Tribou, Chaplain
in the Navy, and member OF Hampden
Quarterly Conference.
ROCKLAND DISTRICT.
Lorenzo d. Wani.eeH, Presiding Elder.
Rockland, Charles b. Besse. Thomaston.
Charles E. Libby. South Thomason,
David ii. Sawyer. Friendship, Jesse r.
Baker. Gushing and South Waldoboro.
supplied by Joseph MOulton.; W aldoboro'
John p. SimOnton. North and West
Waidoboro', supplied by A. Plumer.
Washington, to be supplied. Union
Pascal E. Brown. Bristol, to be snn.
piled. Bremen and Round Pond. David
Smith. DamariseOtta and Dsmariscotta
Minis, Abner s. Townsend. Sheepscot
Bridge, Moses G. Prescott. Wiscasset
Benz. {. Wentworth. Georgetown
Phineas Higgins, sup. Westport and Ar.
rowsic, Orren Tyler. East Boothbay and
Boothbay, Chas. E. Knowlton. South
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-06

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