Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-10
Hancock.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Burrill cell
ebrated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage, Saturday. evening, Jan. 80.
About rs relatives and friends were
present and brought many beautiful
and useful presents. A greeting song
was sung by Masters Guy, Harold.
Lesley. and Clifford Burrill. A poem
was read by Mrs. Ella Burrill. A duet
was sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Weber, and solos by Miss Sadie
Doyen, H. p. Burrill and Sanford
Webber. A collation. of cake, sand
witches. coffee and fruit was served,
after which all Joined in familiar
songs and social conversation. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Those present from out of town We're
Miss Elsie Burrill of Brewer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Burrill of Ellsworth, Miss
Agnes CHM of Orland, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Blood, Byron Blood and Mrs
E. w. Maddox of East Bucksport-
Those who attended the toboggan
slide, dance and supper Thursday
evening, report fine time.-Miss Ger
trude Eldridge of this place. and Mr.
Sewall Southworth of South Brewer
were united in marriage, Saturday
evening, Jan. 30.-Mr. and Mrs. Had
ley P. Burrill attended the funeral of
Mrs. Burrills father, Asa Lovejoy. in
Charleston, Friday.-Miss Gertrude
Burrill passed the past week with
friends in Brewer and Bangor.-Mr
and Mrs. N. B. Libby of Bangor, Wis
tied at w. B. Blacks, Thursday.
SURRY. ...-. ..
Last Saturday evening at the reg
ular meeting of the A. O. Z. w. Lodge,
the following officers were installed
by A. L. Morgan, d. d. G. NJ. w:
Master workman, w. e. Emery; past
master workman, w. S. Treworgy:
overseer, D. J. Curtis; foreman, j. Nj.
Mckinney; recorder, ]. F. Staples,
flnancier, J. e. Colt: receiver, r. c..
Qsgood; guide, E. E. SWEET; inside
Waterman, Rodney Emerton; outside
Waterman, Joseph Wescott. After
the installation ceremonies We're over
refreshments of ice cream, cake and
coffee were served in the lower hail.
When G. w. Allen of this village was
in Ellsworth last Friday, he left his
horse standing on the street while ne
went into store to do some trading.
While absent his horse became fright
ened, running away and doing much
damage. Two SleighS We're smashed
into pieces and one lady was nearly
killed. She still lies in very critical
condition. The horse was stopped on
Water street, with parts of the sleigh
and harness hanging.-A lyceum was
organized in the M. E. chapel last Sat
urday evening. The young folks seem
n leriNa benefit from thpSl. do
batting clubs.--Mr. Wilson of Sedgwick,
who has been boarding at Stephen
Lords for some time past was taken
insane recently.-James Young who
has been living at Somesville for the
Fast few years has moved his family
back to his old home at South Surry
There was a drama and dance at
Rural hall at East Surry last Thurs
day night. The proceeds are for the
benefit and improvement of the place.
They contemplate building new side
walk in the spring.-Mrs. George
Warren who has been sick for some
time was removed to her parents
home at West Surry.-Rev. and Mrs.
H. F. Day left this Monday morning
for Machias, Ito visit relatives and
FRIENDSHIPS. H. Treworgy is seriously
ill., Mr.. and Mrs. Treworgy have re-
Gently moved here from South Surry
where they have resided in the past.
Miss Sadie Eldrdge of Gardiner, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Flora Mill
ken, at North Surry.-Miss Esther
Emery of this place, has gone to ELS
worth to visit relatives.-Mrs. O. A.
Crockett and daughter. of Rockland,
are visiting Mrs. Fannie Davis.-Mrs.
Alma Weber, a former resident of
Surry. and young lady highly es-
teemed, died at East Bluehill last
week of consumption.
EAST SULLIVAN.
Wilton II. Simpson died at his home,