Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-03-21

hes spent the winter at Sullivan, is char
tered to load stone from Hooper, Havey 4
Son fof Newport, r. l. Capt. Bowden left
Monday 20 take command.
DR.. George e. Parsons, who has been
practicing in Bluehill, il to move to Els
worth In about = week, to enter DIR.
George A. Phillips Office. Ellsworth
friends will be glad to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons with them again.
The two hist clubs of Cherry field, who
were entertained In Ellsworth last winter,
are preparing return entertainment for
their Ellsworth friends, probably early
In April. The plans talked Of include .
reception, supper and dance.
At . meeting Of the trustees of the
Methodist shurch, It was voted unani-
mousiy to extend . call to Rev. J. p.
Simonton for another year. This will be
Mr.. simontoA's third year here. He has
been very successfui in his work.
Passengers to Boston or Rockland via
the Rockiand, Bluehill and Ellsworth
Steamboat Co., should bear in mind that
the boat stage leaves Ellsworth ct O'Clock
Mondays and Thursdays until further
notice. Boat leaves Surry 1t o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Austin died at her home
on the surry road last Wednesday, aged
sixty -one years. She leaves four chill
dren.-Charles Austin and Miss Gertrude
Austin, OF Ellsworth; Mrs. Walter Young,
Of North Lamoine, and Milo Austin, Of
Bath.
Rev. George H. Salley is expected here
Sunday to occupy the pulpit Of the Free
Baptist church for the first time as pastor.
He will move his family here from Rich
mond Corner, and will occupy the house
on Spruce street owned by Mrs. A. C..
Hagerthy.
| Invitations are out for a party to be
given at Manning hall on Friday evening,
March 30. The young ladies who will en-
tertain are Misses Bessie Joy, May Bon
sey, Moilie Shute, Leonice Foster, Harriet
Mason. Lillian Joy, Bertine Stevens and
Carrie Packard.
| Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M, will work
the third degree ON three candidates to-
| morrow evening. The choral service will
be used, the singing by the Raboni quar-
tette. of Lewiston, which makes a
| speciality OF masonic music. After work
there will be turkey supper.
News has just been received in this city
Gogeins, of Ellsworth. Death occurred
Googins, son OF the late Charles
about three months ago. Mr.. Googins
was a single man, about forty-five years
OF age. He left Ellsworth about twenty
years ago.
Mrs. Elmer L. Kingman Is visiting her
daug hter Miss Inez, in Bangor. Miss
Kingman will graduate this month from
the short hand depart rtment of Shsw's busi-
ness college in Bangor. After short
visit at home in May, she will take a
position with VIM. Engel, lumber dealer
in Bangor.
| The costume party at Odd Fellows
hall tomorrow evening promises to be a
very pretty afflir. Nearly all who attend
will be In costume. and some very pretty
ones are being designed and made by
| ingenious fingers. Although costume
party, those no so desire may attend in
| usual dress.
Mrs. Charles II. Drummey and Miss
Frances Hurley entertained at whist last
| Saturday evening, at the home OF Mrs
Drummey. The invitations were a unique
souvenir OF the dsy--St. Patrick's Day.
They were written in green ink, and bore
| knot Of green ribbon and spray OF
maiden hair fern in lieu OF the shamrock.
o. w. Tapley has greatly improved his
insurance office in the First national
bank building by addition OF a standing
desk and railing. The drawers in the
desk are specially made to take insurance
policy blanks fiat. Mr.. Tspley now has
not only one OF the handsomest but also
one OF the most convenient offices in he
city.
Quite a number of Ellsworth Masons
who have taken the council degrees will
attend a special assembly meeting Of
Bangor council tonight. Capt. J. At
wood Bowden and A. X. Cushman will
take the council degrees. There are other
E tsworth candidates in the list, but it is
uot expected that more will take the
i 1sgrees tonight.
The Graham Genuine Southern Spec
| ialty Co., which is to appear at Hancock
hall, March 26, will present to every lady
patron holding a coupon for oO-cent re-
| served seat, a complete piano solo, copy
| of the famous "Blackville Society Cake
| Waik". This is one of the most remark
able rag.time compositions ever written
pure Ethiopian melody, and contains the
right swing for two-step.
M. Y. McGown and Miss Annie NJ
Brown are to be married this evening al
s O'Clock at the home OF her father, Henry
NJ. Brown. These are among EIlsworth''
most esteened young people, and they
have hosts OF friends who wish them
long and happy welded life. Mr.. Me
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