Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-02
Full moon Tuesday night list.

next TUESDAY
Mr.. Mooers expect. TO be able to oc-
oupy has pulpit next sabbath.
Thursday night. Sept. 95th, occurred
the nr.t severe frost OF the season.
We hear reports of rich ore having
been found y, Crabtree's Neck.
-Geo A. Psrcher will have s new floor
laid in his drug store. on MAin ~. next
week.
-Messrs Carter & William, bakers, have
closed up their business here aud will 20
to Bangor.
Hon. Eugene Hale !eft here Monday
noon tor Ohio, where he will take part in
the political campaign.
Mr.. c. d. Starbird CT Portland. 6. ".
G OF the Grand Lodge. |. o. e. T.. ar
rived In town Tuesday evening.
The October term OF the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court will set one week from Tues
DAY next, Judge Walton presiding.
sch. Eastern Queen. Capt. Dunbar.
owned BY II. Il. Mason and others OF the
City, has srrived a, CA,iine with a full fare
of fish
Services In the Unitarian Church have
been changed from morning to afternoon
at II O'Clock. sabbath School 81
O'Clock.
-Boothbay dedicstes 4 Soldiers monu-
ment costing e. 500 this Afternoon. Oct
lst. Gen. Chamberlain delivers the ad-
dress.
In case OF storm on Wednesday night.
the Supper and Ball Of the North Ellsworth
Farmers Club will be given the fret fair
night following.
Our correspondent up" writing from
Eden. says that Edwin Young OF that town
raised twelve bushels OF onions. all good
size, on three square rods OF ground.
Rev. J. Alexander, OF Orlsnd. will de-
liver the second lecture OF the course a. the
Methodist Church, next Friday evening.
subject: Personal Renaissance. Of
Newfoundland
The stock OF the Blueh!ll Copper MIN
ing Co. was listed on the Boston Stock
Board last wednesday. for the ire; time.
Blds OF So - to 81 % were made hu, no
stock was offered.
>. d. Wiggin has closed his drug store
At Bar Harbor. Nearly all tia" quests have
left there, except few who are arranging
- build summer residences Tor themselves
next season.
Prank W. Rollins, a son OF the late
Henry Rollins, and graduate of Harvard
-, l. Principal OF the High School al
Great Falls. y II. Mr.. RolIin. was for
nerly an employee OF the ArHeriodH.
The work OF repairing the Main Street
Bridge commenced Tuesday. II will tax
about ten days 10 complete the work dur
Ing which time travel by teams aud car
rlages will be suspended.
Rev Geo. II. vIbberi OF Boston, who
Is expected TO be present at the meeting Of
Good Templars In thu. city Oct. 1t and
End, is said 10 be one OF the ablest and
most effective temperance speakers ever
heard In this State.
Read the card from "oAk Hall" Bos-
ton. in another column. This system Of
doing business is entity new. and per
fectly successful. Out OF hundred orders
there will be scarcely one mistit.
Under the existing apportionment,
York, Cumberland, Hancock. kennebec,
Waldo. Penobscot aud Washington coun-
ties will be each entitled TO q membes OF
the new Executive Council to be chosen 10
January, by the next Legislature.
Two arrests were made Sunday night,
the parties being charged with drunken
ness. In the Municipal Court. Monday
afternoon. Judge wiswe | sentenced one TO
thirty days in jsil and the other TO thirty
days ia jail, following the completion OF a
previous sentence which had been sus-
pended. The last one therefore gets sixty
days
a L
dence on State street TO Mr.. Francis
Worcester Of Sullivan, possession TO be
given Nov. lst. The sale also includes the
forniture and valuable library. Mr..
Worcester is an energetic business usu.
lie is deeply interested in the mines now
being developed aud has probably done
more than suy one else to bring them TO
the notice OF mining men and finsnciers.
Our citizens will be glad 10 welcome
among their number the man who has done
so much to build up this new industry iu
the county.
MIR. +. c. Bassick, said to be a mil
lionsre recently from the mining regions
OF the West, 10 company with several 9TH
er gentlemen. were at the Franklin House
saturday, on their way back from the Sui
livan sud Gouldsboro mines. They made
s careful inspection of most Of the mines in
that region and expressed themselves as
well pleased with the prospects already de-
yeIoped Mr. Bassick will open an assay
office in Belfast His long experience ia
Western minerals enables n, 10 doubt,
10 give accurate information relative 10 the
value Of ores that may be given him for
assaying.
lsslasssrs.
Capt. \. G. Rosebrooks has thorough
ly repaired. or rather rebuilt his vessel the