Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-23

The next feature OF the days doings
va, the ride to Nicoin. The visitors
we're not wholly unprepared FOR this trip,
or rather for what they might expect on
arrival. For at the banquet already re-
terred to, the incompatible Dea,y had
said this:
Ellsworth gives her guest royal wei
CONE. But she doe, not al fir-1
shoA the true warmth and depth and
Hrdar OF her welcome. She Is Mt first
lttie dlttldent, II iittIe Sly. and her re-
serve l. not entirely thrown aside until
she has entleed him to the suore OF "a
beautiful inIand lake. about SIX miles
from he centre OF the town, to II place
called NIeUllH. There her cUyncSs q I.ap
pears. There hsuratEely speaking, she
folds her guest IN her arms aud Kisses
him on both cheeks. There her welcome
opens aud blossoms Ike ii fair flower,
whose perfume brings forgetfuluess OF hi
earthly ills. Il makes the mere haut for
get hls customers. the physician HIS
patients, the lawyer his clients. and "a
board OF Trade forget that 1t Was ever
bored by trade
Deasy had been there; the impress Of
those arms was still felt, and those kisses
were still warm on his cheeks; he knew
guest gsinsaid him not. A bout ninety OF
him came. About : O'Clock supper Was
served in regulation Nicolin style.
The return to town WAS made in season
for the delegates 20 catch the 1910 train,
bat before leaving the assemblsge Was
called to order by President Lord, and
the following resolutions were offered by
h. : too
session OF the board:
Resolred, That the State board OF trade
extend Ii- sincere thanks o he Ellsworth
board ct trade for its most cordial and
bounteous hospitality extended to us. at
this our eighth annual meeting. To the
good people OF Ellsworth we offer our
most heartf felt thanks for this most spon-
taneous uprising OF the people in behalf
OF the turt herance OF the interests OF our
good State of Maine, whose interests are
most closely allied with those OF our
board.
To ne 4 benequis club which so kindly
assisted in our material wants, we are UNI
der the deepest obligations. To Senator
Hale aud his estima bic wife We extend
the most kindly wishes OF the board for
their continued health and happiness,
also for the very charming manner in
which we were entertained ut the lunch
con served al their elegant home. To the
Nlcolln club We shall be under he most
lasting obligations for one of the most
enjoyable occasions in whiCh We have
ever participated May they continue to
prosper in their good work is he sincere
wish Of all. 70 the railroads and other
sportation companies the State board
OF trade extends the most sincere thanks
for the reduction of fare so kindly fur
nlshed.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Following are the committees OF the
Ellsworth board who had the matter in
charge Of entertaining the State board:
On entertainment-Dr George a.
Phillips, j. r. knowlton, G. Ii. Drummcy.
5. ID. Wiggin, A. |. Saunders, F. ;. Lord,
F. H. Gould.
On reception-A. W. King, A. W.
Greedy, p. ii. Stratton, Mayor II. t.
Davis, DIR. J. F. Manning.
On finance f. Davis, H. W Cush-
man, F. w. Rollins.
On halo. w. Tapley, F. A. Coombs,
G. W. Whiting.
On transportation-P. II. Stratton,
Henry Whiting, A. II. JOY.
On entertainment at Abendquis club
l. L. Halman, j. F. Manning, G. A.
Parcher, S. d. Wiggin, S. G. Stevens.
On entertainment at Nicolin Club-M.
Gallert, Col. II. E. Hamlin, Capt. H. J.
Joy, W. K. Parker, F. w. Rollins.