Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-08

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Northeast HarbOr.
GOOD TEMPLARS.

tV-tnlru Dlrt nudS VI Ieu. veal LOW ny
public session at the parish house, Satur-
day evening, March p. Members of
Mountain lodge and number OF visitors
from Ocean Echo, of Southwest Harbor,
Manset lodge, of Manset, and Hillside, OF
Sound, were present in full regaia to he
number OF sixty.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
notices and bunting, one of the chief
features being life-size crayon portrait
of Gen. Dow, executed expressly for the
occasion by our local artist, Lyman Has
kell. Ushers for the evening were the
Misses Nora Corson and Amelia Herrick
PROGRAMME.
Song, "Prohibition Day ODE. Lodge
Scripture .......................R A. Lurvey
Prayer. ....................... Chaplain
Welcome..... Lodge Deputy
Reading, Life of Gen. Dow"
Mrs. f. A. Cranston
Song..................... ...Juvene Temple
Recitation, "Harold Martins FALL"
Miss Caro- Stanley
Reading letter from Miss Willard. 80. Secretary
Soug..................... Juvenile Temple
Recitation "Prohibition". Miss Blanche Baisey
Reading, Letter from England,
MISS Lucia COrson
Address, "From Personal Experience"
William Phinney
Recitation, "Our Order. Miss lnez smalldge
Reading, Original Story. Mrs. Alce Graves
Music, "Closng Ode" .................. Lodge
Closing words, Superintendent Juvenile Temple
Prayer ...... ............... ....Chaplain
After the programme had been carried
out a temperance rally was held, being
addressed by Messrs. Moore and Fuller,
of Southwest Iiarbor, and the Rev.
Messrs. Norwood and Cranston, of North
east Harbor. All parts in the programme
were well rendered and the affair was in
every way success.
Tuesday evening IL party Of sixteen
Good Tempiars crossed the sea and
made Ocean Echo lodge of Southwest
Harbor unlookedfor visit. Wednes
day evening, April I, the two lodges
to visit MAnset lodge, at Manset, and
unite in a Good Templar rally.
Arthur Gilpatrie< WIS in Boston last
week.
Clair Mcbride is Oh two weeks vacat ion
in Boston.
Deputy Sheriff Lunt was in town last
week on official business.
Isaac Moore, the photographer, arrived
Thursday, and is getting ready for BUSH
ness.
Graves Bros. are putting in the founda
ton for Alden Jordans cottage on SEA
street.
Mrs. Evadne Bunker has opened her
dressmsking rooms at No. > Pleasant
street.
Capt. Joseph Whittemore arrived Sat
urday with lumber from Bangor via
Bucksport.
The willing Workers" held baked
bean supper at Temperance hall last
Thursday evening. Proceeds, S11.
The steamer Frank Jones" came Sat
urday and was one hour delivering
freight, which came to s1l6 the largest
ever received here.
Capt. John Whittemore, while on a
cunning trip, hurt his right hand badly
by the accidental discharge Of both bar
rels of his gun at the same time.
A. s. Reynolds lost COW last week by
blood poison. A purse Of $40 from his
neighbo rs was presented him towards
the purchase OF another COW.
Samuel Smalidge had cargo of hay
come from Belfast last week which he has
sold. He has ordered another cargo, and
contemplates erecting a store house near
the steamboat wharf for the business.
Main street at present is very busy with
work in progress on the new market and
the new annex on the Bee block, to be oc
cupied by NJ. Doohsn, and excavation for
the annex to w. ii. Freeman q Co.'s mar
ket. This, when completed will be 3Sx55,
two stories, with a mansard roof. Next
door the masons are putting i'll the foun-
dation for ID. f.. kimball's block. On the
kimball block an annex is being built on
the rear the entire length. A short dis
lance further on the Whitmore & Joy
block will be built.
April 5. j. A. P.
Sound.
Pembroke Higgins is working at North
east Harbor.
Velorus Gray and family have moved to
Pretty Marsh.
Charles Tracey has moved on the Edwin
Young farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Treworgy, OF Surry,
visited Mrs. Treworgy's mother last week
John Dorr and others, who have been
in the woods this winter, returned last
week.
Perry Sargent and Eugene Richardson
have gone to Hall Quarry to make paving
blocks.
April 5. B.
East Sullivan.
The bav ia omen