Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-16

On July Sd, Lodge Of A. 0. U. W. was
organized here, members of Surry, East
| Bluehill and Deer Isle Lodges being
present, including Rev Mr. Pheian of
Surry, and Mr.. Binder of East Bluehill.
The new lodge here consists Of twenty three
charter members. The officers elected
were as follows: Past Master Workman,
DIR. X. f. Hagerthy; Master Workman,
| Arthur Nevells; Foreman. William Will
| son; Overseer, Vets Cain; Recorder, T.
a. Smith; Receiver, Rodney w. Smith !;
| tinancier, Fred Sargent; Guide, Fred T..
| Carter; Inside Waterman, Henry A.
Small; Outside Waterman, Otis II. Carter !;
Trustees, Llewelyn Sargent, for three
| years, Chas. Paige, for two years, Chas.
Conary, for one year The Lodge has an
excellent charter membership which should
be guarantee of its prosperity.
We were favored with 18th of July mu-
| sic" in the first hours of the morning of
that day. Further explanation is unneces-
sary.
Mr.. Prentiss Stanley, for many years
| agent for the American Express Co., has
transferred his business TO Mr. +. 7. Cur
rier, and instead of the American the New
England Dispatch Co. will be patronized
All persons ordering express should bear
this in mind and thus save double charges
| which might otherwise occur
MIR. j. W. Peabody and family from
| Wellesley Hills, Mass, have arrived and
| are occupying the Wellesley Villa; also
Mr.. I, w. Travis and family from Weles-
ley Hills, are occupying Mrs. c. Sceper's
new cottage.
Mr.. Addison J. Sargent has arrived home
from Washington, ID. C.
Capt. Llewellyn Sargent is stopping at
home during part Of the summer.
Mr.. Charles Holden has presented a fine
| flag to the school in district No. 3. The
pole was furnished by Capt James Parker
The flag raising occurred July Sd. in the
afternoon, before a large concourse of peo-
| pie, with speeches and exercises.
The Sargentvile Chapel circle furnished
supper for large number of people July
9th receipts about So, After supper there
was tiue display of fire works in the field
in front If Capt. Bowles Sareeut's home
/ The display consisted Of 100 pieces Of
rockets, Roman candles lights, wheels
etc, $40 worth in all
Capt. II. Lane has returned for short
stay. His vessel lies at the old steamboat
wharf.
MI n . tpIt ESfutU mas ntguD 10
furnish our market with its annual crop OF
good things. The strawberries are fine
quality.
The grass crop has improved wonderful
ly in the past three weeks in this section
The body Of Benjamin Allen OF North
Sed-wick has been found les than a QUAR-
tor Of mile from where he was Supposed
to have fallen OF the rock, in a cove just
above the falls 4 bullet hole was found in
his temples. A servic" will be held soon.
The remains were Immediately Inferred.
\ second piano recital was gwen IN the
Baptist church, July /. The proceeds were
ST. The two concerts have uettod $40 to-
wards the new church carpet thanks to the
Interest taken by the people in such enter
pr>es The following is the program Of
the recital
Festival March collins.
Mrs DAVIS on pipe organ.
Duet - Under the Linden,." HofmGn.
Mrs. Davis and Nj. Sherman.
Nix. H. V. sargent.
Selection from Gott>chslk Mr. Davis
lirmweh -JpRyaaAa,
Mis- Mabel sherman
Vocal duet-"ln the Starlight
Mr.. DaNi, and Mis-, sherman.
Solo, here are the Friends Of Youth"
Mrs. II. ". sargent
Duet -" Ba iaderanrauz" HHi~bs'ein.
Mrs DAVIS and Miss sherman.
March from 'Tsnuhsu.er, HGyjsr.
Mr, pasi, on ply" organ.
>oo-"Sion" Mr.. II. " sargent.
Duet from .Leouore SYMPHONY" H.rnHnu-
Mr.. Davis Anl Mi, sherman.
Becthnycn'e Farewell 10 the Piano,
Mis- Vt A. sherman
soo-''N earer My God 10 Thee" NiUlrd,
Mr,. Davis.
July :. +. 4. D.