Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-12
Laneins.

We copy the following from the Sanger
Herald, California, of Dec. 18th: Mar
red in Sanger. Dec. l4th, by Rev. J.
L. Wood, Sewell Salisbury and Mrs. L. c.
JOY" Farther on we read: Great was
the Joy, that befell Sewell Salisbury 1t the
residence Of Rev. J. L. Wood on Wednes-
day evening, at which time he and Mrs.
L. c. Joy were united in matrimony.
Both are wellknown residents Of Sanger,
and the Herald joins their many friends
in wishing them q smooth voyage across
life's sea-" Mr.. Salisbury was . former
resident of Lamoine, AMI Mrs. Joy Of Han
cock, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Bragdon, Of Fargo,
No. Dakota. who have been visiting rel .
tiyes in this vicinity for the past three
weeks are expecting to leave for Florida 10
few days. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Bragdon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
ID. Hodgkins.
We are glad to hear favorable news from
our young friend, Harvey l.. Hode kins, ID.
ID. s., who left Boston last fall. In poor
health. He Is now located in Buenos
Ayres, S A.. and likes quite well. His
health is improving, and he writes he
gained twenty-five pounds while on his
outward voyage. Success attend him
thermometer stands IL below zero, as IL
does here this morning?
1t is expected that Rev. l.. NJ. Bosworth
will occupy the pulpit here next Sunday.
We are glad to report Mrs C. c. Cog
gins has nearly regained her usual health.
Colds and bronchial troubles are pre-
Waking, your humble correspondent hav-
ing more than Is desirable.
The following persons were installed
officers Of Lamoine Grange. Dec. 3rd
NJ, J. +. Lear; O., II. +. Austin; L., H.
f. Cousins; A. s, Newell Trip; c., Alma
Coggins; T.. n. B Coolidge; s., PIE
Higgins; G. X Eliakim Haslam; p, Liz.
zte Bellatty F.. Velma Lear; C. NJ. A.
Farnhsm l. A. S. Alice Bartlett Brother
Ralph Young was elected Steward but was
prevented from being present by badly
cut foot. Secretary reports membership
10. Lamoine Grange Cooperative Assoc
citation meets this afternoon for re organ
ization. Amount of trade the past year
has been about twelve thousand dollars
Every member of the grange is respect
fully invited to be presen, at the meetings
of the grange, and those who cannot come
will confer a favor by sending IN letters
or communications for reading in grange
Miss Lillian Crabfree recently gave one
OF her select readings at Town Hall
The post-cfiice at Lamoine Beach has
been discontinue d, and this Office has been
made money order office.
Jan. .,
very pleasant home wedding occurred
at the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs. +. ID. Brsgdon, North Lamoine. on
Christmas eve, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Hoyt l.. Smith and Miss Leila
NJ. BrsgJun, both of this town. The mar
risge ceremony, performed in an impress.
>ive manner by Rev. Edward A. Mason Of
Ellsworth, was Witnessed by the relatives
and few friends OF the families. DIR. c. S.
Bragdou, brother of the bride. was best
map, ard Miss Adde Clarke, bridesmaid
After the ceremony and congratulations a
tempting collation. was served and all
went merry As a marriage bell" The
groom l. an enterprising merchant Of East
Lamoine whore he has a pleasant home
lifted for occupancy. in which they have
already begun housekeeping. The sunny,
cheerful temperament and kind heart Of
the bride lnake her very popular among
her scquaiutances, and her many friend.
IN this town are glad that, although
changed in name, she is still with us
Among the valuable presents received we
noticed the following Dreamer and sugar.
bowl, both solid silver, and oak rocker
from Mr. and Mrs J W Bragdon, Fargo,
North Dakota; half dozen solid silver
teaspoons. DR.. and Mrs G. W Bragdon,
Seattle. Washington; one-half dozen silver
Knives. Jesse Young: one-half dozen sill
yer forks. Mrs. J. II Brsgiou; silver cake
dish, Mrs. A. c. Holt and family; chinese
vase, Mrs, c. Holt; one-half dozen sill
Yer soup spoons and oak center table, Mr.
aud Mrs. VIM, Smith; family Bible, Mrs
T.. d. Bragdon; gold piece Mr. and Mrs
+. b. Smith two solid silver spoons, Mrs.
Abbie Austin and son, Hollis Austin; land
-cspe and haDdwork quilt, Mrs Myra
Young: silver butter knife and sugar
spoon. Miss Annie Robinson, Ellsworth;
OAK clock. Dir. c. S. Bragdon; silver berry
spoon, Dir. and Mrs Ii. G. Hodgkns,
PASSPORT; silver butter knife, Miss Addie
Clarke; silver meat fork. Miss Phosa Hig-
gins; bamboo stand, Mr.. and Mrs H. w
Holt, Ellsworth; tabecloth and napkins
to match, Mr.. b. T. Emerson. Portland;
carving knife and fork, H. r. Buzzell.
Bangor; table. cloth and napkins TO match
and towels. Miss Lizzie Bragdon; wall
picture, Mrs. VIM. Smith; colored glass
flower basket, Miss Sadie Woodward: oak
book case and desk combined lamp, tow
els, glass preserve dish, cream pitcher,
salt, pepper and mustard dishes from
friends; patchwork quilt, Mrs. Fannie
fitzpatrick, eighty-two years Of age.