Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

Hereafter the SUNDAY temperance meet.
ing in thi. city. will he held at $50 O'Clock
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A hell buoy in South Breaker. neal
whitehcsl Lish' THURSDAY. took the place
Of the bell boat, taken Of for repairs.
MIR. Harvey Woodward, ,nn of Mr.
MATHEW Woodward Of this civ. who ha,
been N Cambridge. Mass. for the past
thirteen years has returned for the purpose
of managing his fathers farm.
The game protectors within the las,
three weeks have shot four hound. on the
stand Of Mt Desert. and three in Franklin.
The owners of such dogs ought to learn af-
ter aV lille that running deer with dogs j.
dangerous for the dogs.
A hcnefi to Prof Marshall will h. Civ
en- a, the Skating Rink in Hancock Hall on
Saturday evening. Skating from 10 Q,
dancing 10 1880. A silver medal will he
given to the mos, graceful couple on the
floor.
The Nj Kineo House. At Moosehead
lake va. DESTROYED hy fire SUNDAY after
noon. The loss Is esiims'ed al about 500
0O0. insured for Sj0.H0. |, wa> one OF
the most popular summer hotels IN the State.
and vii doubtless be rebuilt al once.
MIR. Chas. Peters. Of New York. a
brother Of Judge John \ Peters. hiss been
appointed to the position Of temporary
~eigher in the New York Custom house
Mr. Peter, is genial gentleman. who de-
serves all the good luck that can come to
him
=. \. MeGoWn il offering superior bar
gains in robes horse blankets, harnesses,
and rubber goods. He carries large A.
sortmeni and is content with small profits
Purchasers should Rad hi Advertisement, IN
another column, and then examine hi-
goods.
-Albert Brown. convicted Of breaking
and entering IN the nigh, time and larceny,
on two counts. 81 the last term Of Court.
snd sentenced to tao YEAR, IN the State
Prison. VA, recognized on MS arrival at
Thorn aston. p, the Warden A. an old Of
fender and former inmate Of the prison.
Mr.. Lew Weber has recently en-
larged his granite shop on Mater street,
ard i, about putting IA ! polishing machine
which will enable him to do a. good work
at as low prices anyone in Tie State. lie
also has a cargo Of red granite coming from
Hail. quarry. Otter Greek. ~hlch ~ill lie
here in few days.
The wife Of Gilbert l.. VI. Hal Esq
of Cherryheld. blew out her brains With a
double-bArrelled shot gun SUNDAY afternoon.
II is supposed that the recent death Of her
son caused a temporary arrangement of
mind The deceased was about IS wears OF
age and leaves large circle Of AcquAlnt-
ance, and friends.
The ladies OF the Congregational so
ciety will give an oyster supper. IN their
yestry. at O'Clock. Thursda, evening, Nov.
,, connected with sale Of worsted goods
such a. hoods. misiens and various articles
that will be found reasonable and useful.
The chapel viii be opened during the after
noon and evening for the sale.
The course Of true love never did run
smooth" A Young couple recently called
on 8 minister. to be married, but when he
asked them for their certificate the, ~ere
greatly perpleHed, not knowing that such a
documen, vas required. The, we're not
more astonished, however. than the minister,
when he learned they had not been publish
ed. 1t is needless to add that the ceremony
was delayed.
We have received the wedding cards
announcing the marriage OF Vim. o. Fuller
Jr.. editor of the Rock land Courier Gdzeffe
and Miss Elizabeth y. Jones Of that city
The ceremony took place on Wednesday
Oct IS, and Mr.. and Mrs Fuller have gone
TO Boston and New York for 8 bridal tour
There is nothing funny about the step
brother Fuller has taken but it is one of the
most sensible things be could have done.
The Mt Desert Herald saws that the
R-v. c. 5. LethngweIl, rector of St
Saviour's Episcopal church. Bar Harbor
met with painful, and possibly serious, &C
cident recently. While engaged in ripping
OF board from his piazza by knocking
upward with his hammer. the latter slipped
striking full on the eye ball ere the lad had
tune TO close. He has not yet been able 10
see anything with the injured eve although
the bruIse appears to be healing.
A very pleasant wedding ceremony
took place at the residence Of Mr.. Alden
Beliaty. Sunday evening. at which time
Rev. L. B. Macdonald united in marriage
Mr.. Edward B. Wymsn. son of Levi b.
Wyman, Esq, and Miss Ernestine, daugh.
ter of Mr.. Alden Bellatiy. Mr.. Wynan
having recently entered into partnership
with his brother-in-la~, Eben b. Clark, Esq.
Of Bass Harbor, the newly married couple
will reside at that place. They have the
best wishes of numerous friends in this city
The Calais correspondent of the Wig
writes that Captain Holt, Of the Calais
schooner Mary Augusta. which arrived there
from Boston Saturday afternoon last, re-
ports On Thursday. the 26th inst, while
about 20 miles south of Matinicus Rock,
passed the middle and after part of hull,
with portion of spars and rigging attached,
large quantity Of plsnking and other parts
Of large vessel. The wind was blowing
heavily and the sea running very high pre-
venting me from making q close examina-
ton. should judge from the build tina,
the vessel was of English make.
Mr.. Colin Mckenzie has recently pur-
chased the right to use the water of two
large boiling springs in Mr.. Timothy Doyle's
field on the Stabawl road. His object was
to convey the water to his dwelling house
below. Having first enlarged the springs,
which are 8 I-2 rods distant from each
other, he built brick reservoirs with ca
pacity Of over 40 hogsheads each, connect