Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-11-30
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for the winter vacation.
There will be circle supper at the Uni
tartan vestry this evening.
Charles Tower, who has been working
in Bar Harbor, is home for the winter.
Miss Blanche Hopkins, now of Bangor,
spent Thanksgiving with friends in Ellis
worth.
NJ ss Gertie NJ. Smith, OF Maraville,
who has been visiting friends in this
city, returned home Monday.
The class of SO, Ellsworth high school,
held reunion at the home OF Miss
Georgia II. Frazier Saturday evening.
Presiding Elder J. w. Day, of Bucks
port district, was a guest at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city one day last
week.
Rev. II. II. Cantwell, OF Boston, will
preach in the Free Baptist church next
Sunday at both afternoon and evening
services.
Rev. j. p. Simonton, of the Methodist
church, will lecture at North Ellsworth
this evening and at Trenton Thursday
evening.
Rev. a. II. Coar " no is in Ellsworth as
a candidate for the pastorate of the Uni
tartan church, Will preach again next
Sunday morning.
The Epworth League circle of the
Methodist church will give chicken
supper and patriotic entertainment at the
ve-try this evening.
Mrs. W. IL. Titus, who has been visiting
in Portland, Boston and New York for
the past seven weeks, returned home Mon
day with MIR. Titus, who has spent "A short
vacation in New York.
The course OF three lectures by prom
iaent Maine educators, for which Rev. ID.
l. Yale WAS making arrangements, Will
be given up, owing to Mr.. YaIes early
departure from Ellsworth.
There Will be Il special business meet
ing OF the Congregational church Friday
evening at the close of the prayer meet
ing to act on the resignation of the pas
tor. All members are requested to attend.
The temperance lecture at the Cougre-
gattenai church last sunday was by Rev
a. II. Cosr. The attendance was small. .
owing to The storm, hut those who hrayed
the elements enjoyed II forceful temper
aHce addtess.
George c. Lyman, OF Sullivan, aged
seventy-two wears, died Monday. MIR
Lyman was H member of Lygonia lodge,
r. and A. Nj, OF this city. A deiegatio
from the lodge viii attend his funeral
this afternoon.
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the steamer "Clmbtia", we're among those
who came home to spend Thanksgiving
with their famili-s.
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opening Monday, Dec. ), for the sale of
decorated china, Water-color work aud
Christmas novelties.
Daniel Bresnahan died Tuesday. aged
forty-four wears. He leaves a sister. Mrs.
Johanna Cox. of Boston, and four
brothers. James. Timothy. Patrick and
John Bresnahan, all OF Ellsworth. The
funeral will ne held from tbe Catholic
church thursday morning
The literature club has begun its Win
ter's work-the study of German history,
literature and art. At the meeting Tues
day evening papers were read by Mrs. f.
l.. Kent and Miss Georgia ii. Frazier. The
club meets every other Tuesday The
next meeting will be with Miss Annie X.
Stock bridge.
Inc iast OF the union temperance meet
lhs9 VIII De ueio III 'he baplls1 ehufeh'
SUNDAY evening at '9o' Inc address VIII
De oy kew J. l. 9lilohtoh' pastor Oh the
Methoulst chufch' After the aouresS'
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