Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-11-10
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Rev. <. Ireland received, some weeks
since, an urgent call to the Congregational
church at Jonesport, which for several
& rod and sufficient reasons he concluded
to accept, therefore to the sincere regret
of the church here it felt constrained to
consent to the resignation of the pastor
VINO has labored so faithfully and Jealous
ly for the people of fremont during the
past eighteen months. His relations with
his church members were Of cordial and
harmonious nature, and while deploring
the circumstances which induced change,
they can yet congratulate the people Of
Jonesport on having gained such an ear
nest and fearless preacher of the Gospel.
As kind friends and neighbors. sympathiz-
ing and aiding to their best ability all
efforts for the good of the community.
Mr.. Ireland and his excellent wife will be
greatly missed here. With their little
daughter and household goods they left on
Saturday for their new home in Jonesport,
taking with them the love and good
wishes of host of friends.
Mr.. Wood student from the Bangor
Theological Seminary, occupied the pulpit
at the Union church on Sunday morning,
Nov. 6, preaching sermon Of depth and
power on The relation Of worship to the
church." from the text found in John
4 1924.
Ocean Echo Lodge of Good Templars
commenced a sere. of monthly open meet
ings last Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST, carry
ing out very interesting program Of
music, dialogues, readings and speeches
all the features Of the exercises being
much enjoyed by the large audience, the
school house being crowded.
Efforts are being made to start fund
for the purchase Of building lot and the
erection Of a suitable library and reading
room. The first entertainment for this
object. a dollar socisl, is planned to take
place at fremont Hall, on Thursday even
ing, Nov. Il, at which the report of the
manner Of earning sixty-fve or more in
diyidual dollars by ladies Of the town will
be read, which together with other exer-
cises Of pleasing character will be well
worth hearing We wish all who come to
the dollar social. would in some manner
show their interest in, and approval of,
this new movement All not pledged to
earn dollar are solicited to bring book
OF some descriptiou-good literature of
course.
Our school supervisors, Geo r. Fuller
and Charles Welch, with four teachers,
Misses Maud Higgins, Maud Mason. Mary
| Parker and Oracle Lawton, attended the
Educational Convention at Ellsworth last
week and report very pleasant session
in spite Of the rainy weather prevailing.
! All Grand Army comrades, Sons Of Vet
Grams and women of the Relief Corps, are
requested TO bear in mind the fact that a
campfire will be held al Grand Army Hall
In Somesvlle, Saturday evening, Nov. ".
/ basket supper is on the program, so all
will do well 10 heed the Injunction, come
prepared"
/ The friends OF j. j Lawton are glad to
/ welcome himself and family back to thu
occupancy Of their cottage here after ii
absence Of two or three years
! The newly married couples spoken Of In
my last news letter have gone To house
/ keeping, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Somes IN
I their own pretty cottage, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Enoch Lurvey in the Byron Mayo house a,
the head of the harbor
4 Harvey Hodgkins and family will spend
the winter in Sorrento.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mason OF Beech Hill, will
/ spend few months at Southwest Harbor
at the home Of her son, William + Mason
gorgeous bed Of pansies is deligh,
10 all beholders In front of the Holmes
Hotel: beautiful chrysanthemums Ia full
4 bloom, together with the yellow glory OF
marigolds. are yet making other gardens
| bright and gay SPRAY.
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