Ellsworth American., 1877-06-07

congregational Churches oil HANCOCK So'.
will be held in this city June II and l3.
The schooner VIM. Ii. Archer on her
arrival at this city, had On board a seal,
captured on the fats at Plymouth.
The members fLejok Grange. Patrons
of Husbandry will hold their Harvest Sup
/ per. at their Hall. on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Oscar Tompkins. while al work
on Saturday last, timing the roof OF Lewis
Friends house, received IA partial sun
stroke.
Henry Brown. 2nd foreman of Hun
neman," had his foot quite badly crushed
between the wheel aud brake. at their
practice on last Saturday evening.
The Young people OF this city should
remember the lecture to be repeated by
Rev. Mr.. Lyon on sunday evening. Sub
ject Profanity and Exaggeration."
| On Saturday little son of Louis
Moore fell into a spring of water on Dean
str eet. and but for the timely assistance of
person near by, would have been
drowned.
UNITARIAN Hereafter the
afternoon service will be changed to 10 80
\. NJ. Evening service. as usual, az 80.
Subject next sunday evening, Profanity"
The Baptist Sabbath School held their
seventh Anniversary Concert on sunday
evening last. The exercises were very inter
esting and gave credit to the Superinton-
dent. Teachers and Scholars.
The sch Charles Upton. run on to the
slab, in the river, while being towed out,
on "Wednesday of last week, and sprung a
leak, owing TO the hard position in which
she lay Was obliged to throw OF deck
load. and repair before reSuming her trip.
The Board of Health made a tour
among the filthy places in this city last
week. This /, timely. a. during the hot
weather, now already upon u. people can
not be too careful about clearing away all
refuse matter which is likely 20 accumu-
late on their premises.
b +. JOY, Photograph artist, has len
at this office. fiue stereoscopic views OF the
altar and interior OF the Baptist Church a
il appeared on the night Of the Anniversary
concert. All those wishing to procure
them can do 30 by calling on him at hi-
rooms on Main =.
The Ellsworth Chowder Club took
the.r first excursion down Frenchman'>
Bay last Thursday. \ prime day, fair
wind. fine sail. well cooked chowder and
plenty of good easy talk coming home.
Capt David Mcfarland managed the boat
AMI i, besides. a good listener where
proper stories are a-going.
Mr.. /. NJ Grant. the Master builder
of the new bark, now going up in hi yard
i making PREPARATION, TO put matters for
ward 50 that the vessel Will probably be-
launched in the fall. The schooner MARY
Augusta" i daily expected at this port
laden with timber for the same, and some
forty men WI. be employed during the
summer. We understand.
/ The ladies Of the Baptist society " III
hold their annual strawberry Festival AZ
Hancock Hall on Saturday evening. June
oh. Straw berries. Ice Cream and Cake
will be served. Also supper for those who
wish. from to : o'clock. Fancy articles
will be offered for sale. Arrangements
have been made to have nice. fresh berries.
Give them a call aud get the first nice ones
Of the season.
In a few weeks We shall be- in receipt
OF several new fonts OF the latest STYLES oi
job Type, card scrolls. borders, etc.
when We shall be more fully prepared than
ever 10 execute all orders for frst-cla-s
work. We have on hand fun stock of
all The latest shade, aud STYLES OF card
, board paper e,c. and can make ii an OBJ
ject for those wishing anything in our line.
IL call aud examine.
\ LIBERAL GIFT.-Ilon. John \. Buck
Of Orland, has lately presented the North
Orland sabbath School, with q library of
sixty-four volumes Of reading matter, to-
gether with an excellen. assortment of
Singing Books. The Sabbath School A.
sociaiiou az meeting on Saturday, May
2G,h, at which seventy-ive were present,
passed a vote Of thanks to Mr.. Buck ior his
generons favor. The sabbath School Al
North Orland is in a iouri,hing condition.
the attendance good, and the interest in
creasng. Mark Saunders, Esq i the
Superintendent. The meetings are held
at the 7th District School House. We
wish that Ellsworth had just such sun
DAY School in every District. and that men
/ like Mr Buck were as thick as blackber-
/ rieS IN August.