Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-04

Sunday beng fairl, good hay day.
large amount of damaged ha, was housed
Wilson Guptll Of fremont. ha, been
appointed Trial Justice. b, Governor
Plai,ted.
The Shaft Of the Sunhur,t mine, Surn.
is down about 80 feet and shows good
width Of vein
-Ensign J y Jordan l. :. Navy. son
Of l.. u jordan. Esq, 1. at home ON a short
leave Of absence.
Mrs. Georgia K Porter. Of Comma,
daughter Of the late DIR. Pul,lfer. i. Visiting
her mother in thu, city.
The Maine State Temperance Camp
meeting at Richmond viii commence on
THURSDAY, August 18th. and continue four
DAYS.
Hon. T. X. Simon,on, 6. ". e. l.. will
be presen, a, the Hancock District Lodge Of
Good Templar, to be held a, South Hancock,
the 9Th instant
We had a pleasant call, Monday. from
Supt. Shoenbar, who reports stead, pre-
gress Of work, and improved showing at
the Coppcropoh> mine.
Rev. {. +. Dole. Of Jamaica Plans,
Mass, Will occupy the pulpit in the tnita-
rian Church. every SUNDAY during the month
of August Service at 10 IL AN.
Prof l. A. Torren> Of Boston. during
the summer, will produce Pinafore at Lake
Maranacook the action Of the play taking
place on board a ship out in the lake
-Dr O. NJ Drake will be absent from
the cit, from the 9th to the 10Th INST Pen
,ioncr. are requested not to present them
s,lNe, for examination unti. after the 18th.
Nj BagleN. proprietor Of the CITY
lIo,e. has just had piazza constructed
along the " hole front Of his House 1t ha,
improved the appearance Of the hotel great,
Is
-Frlda,. the fifth Of August Is recon-
mended a. a ia, Of special PRAYER and fast
rug To- he observed BY all Methodist, for
the blessing Of God To rest On the workings
Of the Ecumrulcal Conference.
Mr. f. H. Iadd. accompanied by hl,
wife and daughters. i, visiting his daughter,
Mr.. {. J. II. Ropes in this ciiy- Mr. ladd
Will leave. FRIDAY. for Colombia, South
America. here he j. engaged in the lumber
business.
The Copperopoli, House a, North Han
cock. all soon be completed. and the man
who is reliable and knows how to keep
hotel will find II an excellent opening to
establish himself in the hotel business.
Read the advertisement in another column.
The guests who went down river on
Thursday last in the Sen. clio Chilcott' are
under great Obligations to Capt T. l.. Full
lerton, master Of that vessel. They had
"a first rate time. which was largely due to
the untiring efforts of Capt F. to make
their trip a pleasant one
The Barque Annie S. Hall, Capt. Mel
son. which sailed from Yokohama May 2lst,
for Newchwang and Hong Kong, foundered
/ in a typhoon in the China Seas on the 18th
/ inst. Grew saved. She was owned BY A.
| y. Reed & Co., Capt. Nelson and others,
I and was valued at so. 900
A circular from Thomas }. Emery. Esq.
/ Of Boston. states that the third annual re-
union of the Emery family. will take place
a, dover Point, y H.. THURSDAY, Sept. Sd.
/ Papers OF remarks are expected from Rev.
| Rufus Emery. Hon. Thomas c. Amory, Rev.
f. J Emery, Mr.. George f. Emery, Mr..
Edwin Emery and others.
The Suliiran Bulletin SAYS good pro-
| gress is being made sinking the new shafts
al the Copperopolis mine. and the e1trac-
ton Of ore continues a. heretofore. In eN-
cayating for a foundation for the kitchen for
the Copperopolis House, the same vein of
/ high grade ore was encountered that was
uncovered a short time ago, while digging
| for the cellar. Every place where work has
been done inside of the ore channel. up TO
the present time, has disclosed the presence
Of high grade copper ore in more OF less
quantities.
The Sunday Chicago Times has the fol-
lowing:
'.0n Thursday evening quiet wedding
took place at the pastoral residence of the
Emmanuel Baptist church, the contracting
parties being Miss K Ada Eheler. Of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. Perry Fitzpatrick, of this city.
Rev. George c. Lorimer, pastor Of the
church, officiated, and, after the ceremony,
the happy couple departed for the east by
way Of the lakes, intending TO visit Mount
Desert Ne. the home Of the groom. They
| will be al home TO their friends, at No. 220
West Washington street, on Tuesdays in
September
The Name Mining journal says that
Mr.. Colman Watson. Supt- of the Home
stake mine BLACK Hills,l recently made a
hying visit of few days to his old home in
Hancock. after an absence Of twenty-s
years. He reported the mining industry in
the West to be in very hourishing cOndi-
ton, and regretted very much that he had
not the time to visit some of the mining 10.
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later in the fall. and devote some time to
their examination, as he has friendly re-
gard for the mining interests of the old
Pine Tree State-the home of his boyhood
On the occasion of the marriage of NJ
Frank E. Smith and Miss Sadie l. Cook of
this city, on Wednesday evening, serenade
was rendered them BY the Emerald Band.
after which, Mr. W. T. Dowd, presented a
beautiful bouquet, in behalf of the Dirigo
Engine Co., of which Mr.. Smith is foreman.
which was accepted with thanks. The band
was then invited TO a supper at the City
Hotel, prepared in Mr.. Bagley's best style.
Besides the members of the band, there
were several invited guests, consisting of
members of Dirigo and Zimmerman Engine
Companies. By invitation, the band dis
coursed some fine music before and after
supper. The occasion was an exceedingly
pleasant one to all the parties present.