Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-05-17

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At special meeting of the Congrega-
tional church, held Wednesday evening,
May 9, unanimous vote was passed in
favor of extending a call to Rev. G. II.
Hetflon to continue his psstorate here an
other year.
The ". {. T. I. will hold its regular
session at the library Friday afternoon,
May ~. good attendance is desired to
choose delegates TO the county eonven-
ton and to consider other important bus
mess matters.
Arthur T. Richardson, who has had
charge Of the Castle" for the past two
seasons. has again leased the house and
is making Preparations to entertain the
summer visitors, many OF his promised
guests being oid-time sojourners at this,
their fsvorlte seaside resort.
Two new ministers in this vicinity will
no doubt create a new interest in church
work Rev. +. W. Brooks and wife are
now settled in the Met hodist parsonage,
and Rev. Mr.. kittredge Is supplying the
Msnset Baptist church to which he VIII
probably be called for stated time.
The sewing circle of the Congregational
church Will hold dollar social a; Ire
mn MI 'e,'''s' -h"S 49,
''e''u's cue Npel ie"'e '"S '"es Vi tue
e'i osi : " e'''S VI ''i''' '''e'e VII
be an attractive programme Of tab!eaux,
tel''a'-'t's' s'''s ~ ~ i''''eu s' "'""'
with ice-cresm and cake.
James Mouiden, after several weeks OF
se' eie - i,'' 'tiF' p'Ss''' S''FS 'i"S o MS
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he community "as sadaeHea last week
BY learning that I've Vel Known and
hi[ui% respected peopie-.oriuer neigh
ooTs-had teea Thought by boat 10 South
Wet datb2F Tor iAteFMeht-tapt. samuel
kAmi-! sad lis "ite-bo7n Malvina Fer
hsld = having d'ed al taeir daughter
home III SomergIlle, Mass, within tHo
days, Capt. Rumiii on the 6.h, his wife on
the Sell he funeral services took place
al tue home oi Mrs Eumlii's sister, Mrs.
.-iias GInit, ReY. I. W. Brooks, officiating.
Ihe daughter and four sons accompanied
the hteies- forms 81 their parents TO their
native town, and final resting place ia
the iamo7 cemetery.
One OF the pteasantest events o, social
nature =, t.icA has taken place here OF late
was the reception given at Masonic hall
by fremont #fsd1e. +. and \. NJ. g.
sisted hy Jephthah ehsnter. Order of
Eastern star. be entertainment under
competent committee, conducted by
W. NJ. byron Mayo, Was varied and
interest ing steFeoi'leoh views being
Tue ies' ule' hese' sHiiiul'E hHho'eo by
in three ss-ies ;,I,s,r.,ina - ,,.a -,
y, masonry ~ fi,e doc, ,,,t - 80
uninitisted needing tine lecture. for
which there was not sufficient time. to
bring the principles of the work more
clearly into view; still the sym oolic char
seter OF the lessons Was apparent to
even Tue careless observer. brlei speeches
hS heV. r, ". BROOKS aud star Oh
hcer' Mr'. Grace fesse' excellent sing
ing ny the star choir, solos by Mrs. y.
J.. NJ "a. n.,t..
Rt1,ina. yell aonraoia,a , 49, ,ha LIS 's
49, -.i''.tia,, =,
cake vas served hv the committee
Owing 10 the limited seating cansciiv
Invitations were limited, but all presen,
We're much pleased with tue ho>pitslity
ana : 'vd "''' manifested
May II. SPRAY,
WnIrham.