Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-03-13
hancock District Lodge Of Good
Tempiars.

Hancock District Lodge Of Coo,
TempIars.
The adjourned annual meeting OF Hsncoc
District Lodge Of Good Tvmplzrs WAS he'll
With Neal Dow Lodge in this CITY, on Thurs
da. OF last week. Notwithstanding the how
ing snow storm which prevailed there were ii
Attendance Il goodl, number Of delegates An,
visitors which included thirt, four from PIN
Tree Lodge, Surry. and six from Ocean Ech,
Lodge, Southwest Harbor.
A, noon "A sumpIuous r.past was served II
ne hsil. over which grace Wa said by Rev. -
b. Phelnn OF SurrN.
A. - p NJ. he lodge was opened in du,
form. Frank J.lli-on OF Pine Tree Lodge /,
the chair. The Records OF the hat mectinl
mere read and spl ro,rd. Official ,scaucir,
We're hlItd ~ follows; Mrs Sophia j. Ihil
cott, d. V. IT,; Z. l.. Curtis. T. u. T., Re.. b
Harding, ID Chap.
The lrea-ur-I's report showing s balance OF
go II III the treasury. VS.. rad aud s,iopt-d
The reports of >ecretsr. aud Supt. OF jusenil,
temples ~ere also resd and adopted.
C hiicott read n letter from l.. n. Blood
Dist. Icmplsr. Expressing regrets that on AZ.
count Of Illness he wa- unable TO be present
wishes for The Order.
\ committee consisting of f.. l.. (urti.
Sophia ). Chllcott, q. A. LnrNe,. NJ. ID. that
10 aud Mary Z. Page Wa sppoiuted to MONT
mate officers Tor the coming year.
be follow ing were initiated into the di,tri,
degree: Ncttir L. >tIiphrn. Warren NJ. Stil-
phcn. III. [. Hrrrich. Hattie Herrick. ssdi.
O>Suod. Rev. u. fh.lan. Edw ard Il. Chat.
To OF Pine Tree l.odge surr,; John Wasyati
OF Fort Knox Lodge. BucA-pori; Mabel Stan
ley, Ella NJ. spragu-. Mamie k. Lur,e. OF
Ocean tcbo Lodge. Southwest HATbor; MArts
Armstrong of Neal Dow Lodge. Ellsworth.
Al this Stage OF proceedings the Lodge closed
in The district degree and opened in the ,ubor-
dnale degree.
The committee on nominations having report
ed snd tnrIr report having been adopted the
follow INK officers were eieci-d. and installed
BY j. {. thilcott. State Dept. q. &. r.. assist
"a bN Geo. ". Smith a. Grand Marshal. ,iz
A. l.. Trc"ore!. District Templar; Frank
JelI>ou. u. toun.; Mamie R Lur,ey. u.
Sect; j. Z. ahil,ott ID Treas. Rev. +.
Hardiug u. Chap; julia A. ohatto. ID. Supt.
Juvenile Temples; Gro. W. Smith. u. Mar.
Ella >pragur. ID. A--t. sect. MARY II. Bonsey.
ID. Drpt. Mar.
hr follow lnE committees were appointed
Appeals -Julla a. haito, Mar, 4 pagr and
L. l.. curtis
,redrnliaI. Frank Jell.on. GEO ". smith
snd John IrIi-on.
fnancr M.->r-. Harding Barron and ~
ID Chstio.
STATE OF he order Rro Barron, Mr.. 5. j.
thliyott sud Mr.. 4. J. thstio.
Representatives to The Grand Lodge were
cir, ted - follows:
pel,-,tr, J. 1. Chilcoii. Ellsworth. NJ u.
th1iio. >urr.. snd Ella Nj. >pra..ue, South
west Harbor.
Aiternaie- K. A. Friend. Rrooklin. Mr.
Rrhrcca : Warren. Deer Isle, aud Mr.. 5. A.
IpNtluN t4-liup.
Noah II. rsye of Ellsworth. WAS recon-
mrnded tor District Deputy
Ii Ma voted That ali the sessions during the
coming YEAR be- picnic sessions.
IL ws- Voted thst the sessions for the coming
year be held ON The fourth Thursdays of Nav
August snd F-bruar, aud the first THURSDAY
of November.
Adjourned al 4 80 P. n. An entertainment
VA, held Ia th. evening.
MIR. NJ. GaIiert has gone TO New York 10
purchase i large stock OF new goods.
Mrs. Hattie Hooper. who ha. been teach
ing in Massachusetts, /, now at home for a
short time
Capt, Charles NJ. Alley v ho has been con-
fined q hs house by a protractod illness, is
nov improving.
Mis- Eva Aiken has 30 far recovered from
her recent Illness rs TO be able 10 ride out In
pheasant west 1cr.
Mr.. John Q. Adams returned home lat
week from trip 10 Florida.
A daughter Of Sir. Heman Cousins, Of La
moline, died in Mas.srhu>ett. last week. She
Wa sister OF Mr.. Edmund Bon.ey Of thi.
city.
A large smoun, OF lumber is being shipped
10 Reed pond Tor the construction OF All lee
house " hich is being built at that place.
Roscoe Holmes, Charles Emery, and Dr.
q. A. Phillips are associated In cutting aud
storing lee al Egypt strram.
Work ha. been begun on tue doc..ts for
the April term OF court. There are about Az
casts entered.
Hon. J. d. Hopkins went TO Augusta and
Bangor last week. He returned home on Mon
day morning.
That veteran teacher. Mr.. John F Royal,
has closed highly successful term OF school in
the Morrison district.
Next week Samuel ROYAL. Jr.. with his
fAmil! viii move 10 Brewer where they will
make their future abode. We shall be sorry
to lose 80 good citizens.
Mrs. Rebecca Gordon OF Steuben, Is visit.
Ing her sister. Mrs Samuel Royal. Jr. In this
city.
We hear with much regret that DR.. j. Ii.
Patten has moved 10 Amherst, v here he will
practice his profession. He will be much
missed 10 this city. We wish him success in
his new field OF labor.
A few week. ago MIR. Dsntel +. Msddocks
OF No. Ellsworth. Killed hog 10 month. Old
v hich weighed 512 lbs. and HlInon 3. Heath
q pig months Old. " hch weighed 232 lbs
Col. c. {. Burril and several others W those
names We have not been able to learn, have
returned from II recent fishing trip. bearing
with them precious burdens of beautiful f-h
The Probate Court is in session in thi. city
to-day "wednesday and the Court of ln-ol.
yencl will be in session tomorrow.
Mrs. II. j. Parker. of Dorchester. Mass
i, Visiting her brother, Mr. George z. O,goot
and ofLer relatives in this city.
A horse belonging TO MIR. Edmund Bonsey
in attempting TO run through some snow drift.
in Lamone last Sunday, was so badly hurt
that he hsd TO be hauled on sled to the near
est barn. Ii is thought that the horses spin.
was injured. AT last accounts he was not adj,
to get up.
B. T. Sowle. E-Q. and Geo. X. Campbell
Lat EriI.p mint far Mussu.hn.afts IN inIu,
the locating in this city OF some manu- fsciurin;
interest, especially TO lind an occupant for tn
shoe factory. They returned Monday morn
Ing reporting that Casey Bros, shoe manufsc
turers, would be here Tuesday morning fo
the purpose of investigating Ell-wo rth's fscili
ties for the manufacture Of shoes.
We have received from A. NJ. kiDgman
Otis. letter dated March l. in which was en-
closed . may flower in full bloom. Can any on
beat that!
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whiting Of Mt. Desert
have been making their annual visit to thei
brothers and other relatives in thi. city. Thi
year they have managed to spend nearly
fortnight among n host of friends here. Wis
il which proved mutually pleasant and enjoy
able.
One Of BuekspOrt's enterprising young Ia
dies. Ella Colby, the daughter Of n. b. Colby
the grocer. clerked in the absence OF her faith
err; her mother being sick. did Il large warhin
aud the barn work. also put up forty dollar.
worth OF groceries in one day. Miss Colby
only is wears of age. She can milk. make bu
ter, wash or keep books.