Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-29

| Inc Hlgh school aDu the SCHOOLS 10
District No. 3, in this City. will commence
next Monday.
The powerful rain Of Sunday, will ma
terially aid the growing crops aud the tall
feed 10 this section.
Miss Phelps school will reopen at the
Congregational Vestry, Monday. Sept. I'd.
Terms. IS cents per week.
Miss Melissa Halls Private School
will commence Sept. "a. at residence on
Water Street. Terms % cts. per week.
Mr.. F. b. Foster of Amherst, one of
the Deputy sherifls for this county, has re-
Gently been appointed a Deputy Sheriff for
Fenobscot County also.
Our correspondent from East Bluehill.
reports that since the organization OF the
Republican Club in that place, quite a large
number Of those who were inclined to be-
come greenbackers. have come out for hon
est money.
MUNICIPAL CoURr.-It has been agreed
by the court and members OF the bar,
that the Sept. Term which commences
TUESDAY, Sept. 30, shall be adjourned I'M
til Thursday, Sept. Il, and that there
will be no trials until the latter day.
We learn that Miss Julia A. Jarvis
will open a kINpERGAETKS School at her
residence on Main Street. commencing
September 9th The popularity OF these
schools. in other cities, has created de-
mand that we are glad to see supplied In
our city.
A Republican rally was held al Long
Pond district School house on Friday eve
ming. A. Z. Wiswell, Esq, of Ellsworth
addressed the meeting and the close atten-
ton given. showed that the voters In that
section will give a good report OF them
selves on election day.
We notice the arrival In this city
Of Hon. J. II. Martin. OF Rockport. the
nominee for Congress in this District on
the Democratic ticket. We judge that Mr..
Martin is looking after bis political inter
ests, and will furnish back bone 20 some OF
his party who have shown themselves de-
icient IN that respect of late,
The Sani;arian for Sept. Is received
and is well filled with Interesting by gienic.
medical aud medico legal reading matter,
FULLY maintaining its position a. one OF the
best journals OF its Kind in this country.
Published by A. n. Bell N. ID, 81 Laiay-
elite Place, New York, at s. 90 per year.
We notice that {. c. Burrill has added
another Company TO his already long list
of first class Fire Insurance companies.
The well known and reliable Springfield
Fire aud Marine Insurance Co., OF Spring
field, Mass. BurriIl Is bound to have the
best, and those wanting insurance OF any
Kind Will do well to give him a call.
We have received the premium List
OF the New England Agricultural Society
for their fifteenth Annual Exhibition in
connection with the Worcester Agricultur-
al Society, to be held Sept. 3, 4. ) and C,
1878, at Worcester, Mass The grounds
are only short distance from the railroad
station aud are easy OF access.
The Boston Journal reports the sinking
OF the bark "Neyersink'' of the Nova
Scotia coast on the 10Th. Crew saved.
The "Neversink- was commanded by Capt.
Jas. o. Jarvis, formerly of Surry, where
he has many friends. During an expert
epce Of thirty years as Master, Capt Jarvis
has never before lost a vessel aud never a
man.
"A fine picture from vose and Paul's
copying house was on exhibition in the
window OF Mr.. Coles Book store, one day
last week. Ii was crayon and will COM
pare fayorably with the work Of the best
artists. We learn that Messrs. Vose and
Paul have done considerable work in this
city, to the perfect satisfaction OF their pa.
irons. Mr.. Vose will be in the city again
TO receive orders in few weeks.
A dye year old son of one OF the mer-
chants at the Falls. went down TO the store
on the day of the Greenback Convention In
this city, but did not stay long. His moth
er, surprised at his early return, asked him
why he did hot stay longer. "Oh,' said
he, father was mt there and / didn't want
to stay"
'.where was your father" asked his
mother.
''Gone to that Democrat prayermeeting,"
replied the boy.
AT a meeting OF the Woodbine Gene
terry Association. the following members
u.ro chosap Trus,aas. g U Whi,ipg
Levi Webber, Jos. Fl. Chamberlain, A. T.
Jellison and c. G. Peck. At subsequent
meeting Of the Trustees, S. X. Whiting
WAS chosen President Of the Association,
c. c. Burrill, Secretary and Treasurer,
and Levi Weber Superintendent Per-
sons wishing to purchase lots In the Gem
etery can procure them of Levi Weber,
Superintendent. Persons who have pur-
chased lots and have not received the deeds
OF same can procure them at the ONCE Of
C. c. Burrill, and they are requested to
call and procure them at once.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Carter,
of the firm Of Carter & Withsm. bakers in
this city, was returning from Bangor in .
loaded express wagon, having with him his
sister-in-lsw Miss Wifhee. When coming
down the Phillips hill the whipple tree
touched the horses legs, causing him to
kick and run. Miss wthee WAS either
thrown or jumped from the wagon, strik-
ing on her head, and the hind wheel of the
loaded wagon passed over her legs, bruis-
ing them very severely. The blow Oh her
head rendered her insensibie. Mr.. Carter
jumped out 70 assist Miss W., and In doing
SO, cut one Ut his legs very severely.
Through the assistance Of = couple Of gen.
tlemen who happened to be passing In \
carriage, Miss W. was taken up and carried
TO the johnson House. Mr.. Carter came
home that night and his sisterin-law was
brought here the next day. Both have SUI
fered severely from their injuries, but are
now reported improving. ..