Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-08-30
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Mary Stevens returned to Bangor last
Friday.
, Repairs are being made on the dkja at
Morrison's wooden factory.
Lizzie Jordan, of Bangor, visited her
sister, Lucy Flood last Sunday.
A. Thompson and wife returned home
to Waterville last Saturday night.
Thursday night everyone was startled.
1t was the electric light, that was all.
Rev. H. w. Conley preached in the Con-
gregational churches in Dexter and Gar-
land last Sunday.
Masters Ross and Thomas Edwards, of
Boston, are visiting for while at Luther
Hastings
Gertrude Preble, of Bangor, returned on
Saturday after a three weeks visit with
Hattie Richardson.
Herbert Flood returned from Otis
Thursday. His sister Alice has gone to
the same place for a visit.
Rev. H. W. Conley, with Rev. s d.
Towne, were at Outer Long Island on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank H. Lowell of Penobscot, hes re-
turned to N. Floods and commenced his
second years work in the high school.
Rev. D. S. Towne, of Old Town,
preached in Union hall Sunday evening,
illustrating t he sermon with stereopticon
views of incidents in the life of Christ.
Quite party went from here to Shore
Acres, Lamoine Beach, to attend the
musicale given last Thursday evening to
aid the Sunday school there. All who
went report fine time
A concert was given by the band on
Tuesday evening of last week near the
school house in the Flood district. Later
in the evening the members, wit some
of the friends, were served ice-crearn at
Will Moore's.
The old board platform in Union hall
for SO long time, has been removed and
smaller one erected on the western side
of the room. A few other small changes
have been made, rendering the plsce COM
Portable, though much too small for large
audiences which may at times be present.
The entrance to the hall is now ~ the
SOut hern door.
Rev. 5. d. ToWne VAS present il the
hall on Monday evening with ster lpti-
con views of places of interest the
State. some VI lIltIll " ere Oi pro- HbHt
public and private buildings in the arger
cities, but by far the greater ~ Der
were of missionary churches and pei
needy localities throughout the ate.
Places We're shown where Coast NJ ion
ary Capt. Lane and oxford county lis
sionary 5, 5. York, have their pre0n ling
stations, and do SO lasting and beIseeeent
work. The lecturer is the editor OF The
Word and the Work, and his purpose was
to show the character and need OF the
places into which this missionary raper
goes with its message.
Union Sunday school excursion and
picnic at Green Lake came off last Thurs
day. About seventy-tive went, the
greater number on the morning train,
the rest at noon. After dinner in grove
at the head of the lake, nearly al went
ON ne senator" to the hatchery where
an hour and a half or more of interest
ing sightseeing was INDUCED in Part
of the number returned by the 4.30 train,
the remainder on the later one, ali seem
ingly We'll satisfied. There Wee no
serious accidents. Lura TreWOrgv i5st a
hat in the lake, Addie Hastings fell into
about tWo and a half feet of water but
escaped with only a slight WettiHs4 and
Mrs. viii Brown ran against a sema Eh0re
wire and slightly cut the lid of The ight
eye.