Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-29


Geo. W. Bagley of the City Hotel, who
was very seriously i'll with congestion of the
lungs has made a very marked improve
ment.
BY reason of continued illness Of Judge
Peters he will not attend Court at the Octo-
her term; Judge A. p Wiswell will have
charge of his Docket.
The friends of the Ellsworth Reform
| Club. whether members OF not, are requested
to meet at Temperance Hall on Friday
evening next, at 7:3O o'clock.
We are informed that Francis Worces-
ter, Jr.. OF Sullivan has purchased the resi-
dence of the late DIR. VI. X. Pulslfer with the
intention of making it his future home.
A. F. Burnham, Esq. returned home on
Saturday last from a ten days visit to Bos-
ton and Portland At the latter place Mr..
B was confined to his bed for day or two
by illness He has not yet fully recovered
but is able to be about town.
MARRIAGE or THE GoykRSOR.-HIs EN-
cclencv Gov. Plals,ed and Miss Nabe +.
Hill. of Exeter. were united in marriage
TUESDAY morning at the Holy Trinity church
in Exeter. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr. Marsden. and the happy
couple left on the early tram for their bridal
trip TO the White Mountains. There were
large number of elegant presents.
There will be horse trot at Donaqua
Driving Park. Oct 18th. Amount OF pre-
miums offered $50. Purse 500 for third
class $50 to first; SIS to second; $40 TO
third. Purse $50 for FIVE years old and
under: S2j to FIRST sl5 to second $40 to
third Purse sl2j free for all: SO to
first; $50 to second $50 to third.
-Danl 5 Emery. Esq. Of Bosom arrived
here Monday afternoon with the remains of
John Tinker which were deposited IN the
tomb Of John W Hi. Young Tinker has
for several wears been IN the employ Of John
: Emery y Co.. of Boston. lie is the son
of Mrs. Emeline Tinker who formerly re-
sided IA this city. He died Of consumption
The members OF the Maranocook Fes-
ti,al Glass Of this city. and all Others who
are intending to Join the class, are requested
to meet for shearsal. at the High School
room, on Thursday evening. sept 10Th. at
half-past seven also Ia organize the class,
and make other necessary arrangements for
regular meetings for rehearsals. this fall and
winter.
AT the Ellsworth churches on Sunday.
the exercise, we're a. follows: At the | nj
tartan, Rev, {. L. Lombard preached IN,
farewell sermon; at the Congfrs at.oual,
Rev Mr. Huntington preached memorial
sermon. which he repeated in the afternoon
at the Baptist, by invitation OF Rev. Mr..
White; at the Methodist Rev. Mr.. Hudson
preached a temperance sermon IN the after
neon, and a memorial sermon IN the even
ing. Funeral services we're also held at
both the Bsp,i,, and Congregational.
MIR Emerson. Who has always taken
great interest IN vocal music in thl' city,
propose, to Keep alive the interest that Sas
awakened IN the matter By the pant taken in
the Festival al Lake Marauocouk last June,
D, having the class meet regularly for re-
h,ar,4l. thu tall and winter He ha, .c-
cared the use Of the High School room FOR
thu, purpose. He also intends. soon, 10
start a singing school at the same place, and
It j, hoped that all Of our Young people ~.li
improve the opportunity TO learn 20 rad
vocal music. he High School room i, adj
m.rabl, adapted 10 large class. and Nj
Emerson j. thorough, competent to III
s,nlc,. lie, u have. tins fall. the largest
Singing school ever held in Ellsworth.