Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-01
q Another hot day.

-'ftheral bulier steam Nschl -NilcIi-
ca j. expected in Bangor this week.
The State Muster will open in Angus
IA. September 18th and continue four day>.
Rev. {. T. Lombard pastor of the
lniiarian Church. arrived home. TUESDAY,
from his summer vacation.
The work of repairing the Congrega-
sional Nesir, has been commenced under
the direction of Mr. Carlton Mc(io~s.
-Edmon Emo has secured the services OF
an extra barber in hi, shop who will attend
To- all customers in the absence Of Mr Emo.
Capt Goti. Of Colts Island has so far
recovered from hi, recent illness As To be
able TO come To Ellsworth ON his steamer.
Rev. Mr.. Huntington. recently called
to the pa.torate of the Congregational
church IN this city. is expected to arrive here
TIN, week.
If the weather is pleasant the Emerald
Band propose giving another Of their enjoy
able open air concerts on the square, Satur-
day evening.
Rev, e. ". IIud son delivered an in
struc,ise and interesting lecture on Chris
tan Education" at the Methodist Church
SUNDAY evening.
The Commercial SAYS that Capt Jeffer-
son GRAY, of Buck.port. Who has been. for
some time past. insane, Was taken Ia the In
sane ASYLUM at Augusta. Monda, morning
-Campmeeting John Allen. ~as IN Els
worth. MONDAY. and spoke at the campmeet-
ing here Monday evening Mr.. Allen Ma.
on IN, VA, to campmeeting in Washing
ton County.
A large congregation gathered at the
Baptl,, church SUNDAY evening to l.ien to
Rev. ". 4. keese in his old pulpit The
sermon was able and ~as listened to with
great interest
Capt VIM Turner. of Buek.port va,
attacked with vertigo FRIDAY. Shile on a VS.
j, to Bangor which FRUSTRATED him for a
short time He has full, rrou, cred. how
ever and returned To hI, home ia buck,-
port.
Owing TO the Hines. Of his ~.fe, Dr.
Lowell will be- unable to teach the fall term
Of the High School. All possible efforts
are being made TO secure substitute in
season for the >ehoo! 10 begin a. al, erti,ed
Monday, Sept. ).
The pastor Of the Baptist church vi,he.
to cali the attention Of the member, To th,
fact that the last conference of the associa
tonal wear occur neat Saturday evening
and that he hope, all who can possibly
do 50 will be present
The owners Of the Bucksport railroad
have decided 10 accept the proposition o.
Messrs. Moore, Of New Brunswick. for
survey Of the proposed extension TO this city
Ii is therefore probahl, that work on tn,
SURVEY will commence within two weeks
The Ch,idreHs Museum for September il
received and is filled With illustration, and
stories peculiarly interesting to children
/ The Museum is published MONTH, b, +. Is
Goddard K Co.. No Bond ST, New York
for Sl.OO year OF ten cents per number.
The officers of the Massachusrtis Char
liable Association. OF Boston. have issued
circular stating that TO assure the full com
/ pletion of the elegant new building on Hunt
ington Avenue, topposite Coliseum grounds.
{ the Board Of Manager have voted to defer
the opening Of the Fourteenth Exhibition
Of Industry. Skill and Art, till Tuesda,
Sept. 18th.
MIR. Henry Partridge OF Orland ha,
this year, raised t~enty-one lambs from
twelve sheep. lie has sold twelve OF tn,
/ lambs for thirty-four dollars and twenty FIVE
cents. and still has. hi, twelve sheep and
nine lambs. the best in the flock Mr. Par
fridge, very sensibly, thinks it pays to taxi
care Of the lambs. If any one has done
better We should be glad to know it.
/ The sale Of seats for the entertainment
TO be given in Hancock Hall this evening
l indicates that the Hall will be crowded
1 The Octoroon" is an extremely interesting
| play and as the dramatic company has re.
| ceived thorough drill under the direction
of Mr.. Lovejoy it is fairly certain that al
who 90 will enjoy it greatly. The scener,
and music are from Rock land, the scener,
having been painted expressly for this play
After to-day the Steamer Henry Nor.
rison will make two trips each week between
/ Rockland and Ellsworth instead of three a.
| heretofore. The Steamer will leave Rock
| land every Wednesday and Saturday morn
| ing and Ellsworth every Thursday and
| Monday morning. This Steamer. will con-
meet, at ROckland. with the Portland and
/ Boston boats each trip. Passengers by thin
! line will avoid delay and have an easy and
pleasant journey to the cities above men.
/ toned.
The Steamer Little Buttercup" ha,
won golden opinions as an excursion
steamer during the summer. She has nov
commenced making regular trips between
Sullivan and Bar HarbOr, an arrangement
which will be very convenient to those living
along the shore between those points anC
also TO our own people who can make tn,
trip to Bar HarbOr and return the same da,
very comfortably. The Little Buttercup'
will leave Sullivan for Bar Hsrbor ever,
morning at 7, Hancock at 1880 and Lsmon,
at s O'Clock. Returning will leave Bs
Harbor at O'Clock T. NJ.
The Baptist churches of Hancock Asso
citation are reminded Of the vote at the las
session with reference to the question o
minutes Each church is to vote on thi
question, "Shall we have separate Associa
tional minutes" and in its letter is to stat,
the result of its voting, whether yes or no
All the members of church that votes Eyes
will count in favor of separate Associations
minutes all of church that vote no." il
favor of Convention minutes only. The ma
jority of the members determined on thi