Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-04

MI. lotnoaId OF Cambridge, Mass,
will preach in the Unitarian Church Sun
day morning. Floral Concert in the even
Ing. at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. d. o. 5. Lowell, Principal OF the
High School will spend the greater part Of
his vacation with his relatives and friends
in East Denmark, Me.
-Watermelons, cucumbers and green
apples are in the market and as the doctor
looks al them he is heard humming. in
subdu ed tones. What shall the Harvest
be"
The old members OF the Sons of Tem-
perance are earnestly requested to meet at
Temperance Hall at a. IN. on the ith
The time of holding service of the Con-
gregational sabbath School has been
changed from 80 O'Clock F. NJ. TO IL
O'Clock NJ, directly following the morning
service.
We were favored with a call from Mr..
+. 7. Hill and Mr.. Howard Swasey OF
Bucksport on saturday last. They report
things in prosperous condition in that
section.
The old members OF the Ellsworth
Temperance League ara earnestly reauest.
ed 10 meet at Temperance Hall at a. m.
on the 4ih.
The report Of the " state OF the
Churches" il the Maine Congregational
Conference held at Auburn last week. says
In Hancock Conference there are as members
and liz members sAye been added during the year
pastor LAs been settled al Ellsworth and O. have
been added to that church. Bucksport church has
been increased SIX churches are without minis
ters.
VERDICT OF CoRoNoRs' JURY IN THE
ABORTION CAsE.-"The Jury find that
Mary Dorgan came to her death on the
22nd June A. D., 1873. and that death re-
suited from an abortion produced by the
use Of drugs and injections administered by
herself or by a person 10 said Jury un-
known"
QUICK TRIP.-The sch. Pride OF the
East" Capt. Horace +. Lord, arrived at
Baltimore, Monday the oath, with Pineap-
pies and Conch Shells from San Salvador,
having made the round trip from New York
out and back in so days. As this is Capt.
Lords first trip as Master, it speaks well
for his sesmanship.
A delay on the part of some of the adj
vcrtisers in getting their copy ready gave
rise TO a corresponding delay in the publ
cation OF the Ellsworth Trade Bulletin, but
on the 18th of June three thousand copies
were printed, and we believe the best
known means have been devised, aud car
ried out TO have copy reach every family
in Hancock County.
BLOOD WILL TELL,-It is a mistake to
believe that the fremen OF twenty years
ago have given up such sports now, as will
appear on the glorious Fourth in this city.
The Old Boys will bring out the Old Tub,
al that time, and propose TO show to the
spectators that they have not forgotten the
stroke that got away with the Bangor
Tigers twenty years ago.
The old washingtonians are earnestly
requested to meet at Temperance Hall at
: a. IN. on the 4th.
We call the attention of our readers to
the new advertisement of the Portland.
Bangor and Machias Steamboat Company
Inside LiBe.) The Summer arrangement
affords and easy an convenient route flor
passengers wishing to go east or west.
The Charles Houghton is a safe and COM
modeus steamer, and those taking passage
on II will find the officers obliging and ef-
fcept. The agent, here Mr.. Geo. W. Fiske
will gladly furnish information concerning
the route and its connections
We learn that Dr. J. Rising. who has
taken DR.. A. NJ. Fulton's place. is a grad
uate Of Michigan University, and has since
had wide and varied experience as ply
stefan in hospitals, both in Boston and
New York City; not only in the treatment
of diseases of women, but, We are glad TO
learn. has made also a specially Of diseas-
es of children. for the treatment Of which
large cities and hospitals offer SO great ia
cilities. Her thorough qualifications enti-
tie her to the success she is attaining.
AT a meeting of the old members of
Zimmerman Engine Co. No. l. on Thursday
evening last,ealled for the purpose Of reor-
ganization, Henry Whiting ESQ.,, was called
to the chair and Mr.. A. A. Bartlett was
z made Secretary. The meeting proceeded to
the election Of officers which resulted as fol-
lows: Hon. J. ID. Hopkins. Foreman; Mr..
Hamilton Joy, End Foreman; Mr.. G.. p.
Joy, Foreman OF Hose Mr.. A. A. Bartlett,
1nd Eoraman. Harry w hitino To- 'rra.s
: urer. The above gentlemen were the or
, i2inal officers and held similar positions
twenty years ago. The Company voted to
take part in the Temperance celebration
: of the Fourth Of July and will contest for
. the prizes offered on that occasion.
} The lodges of Good Templsrs are
largely composed of ladies, who will march
In the Temperance procession.