Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-02-27
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e. @. Baker, OF Bar gor, was in Ellswort h
Monday on business.
Rev. c. 8. McLearn, OF Bar Harbor, was
in Ellsworth yesterday.
Rev. w. III. PowlesIand, of franklin,
was In Ellsworth Monday.
The festival chorus will meet this even
ing with John o. Whitney.
NJ. Y. McGown has moved to E. E..
Psrker's house on Sterling street.
B. T. Sowle has gone to Boston as dele
gate to the grand lodge. A. o. U. w.
BIanquefort commandery will have a
regular meeting next Monday evening.
The literature club will meet Monday
evening with Miss Catherine Simonton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Morang arrived
home this morning from their trip to
Southern Pines, N. c.
The masquerade ball OF Eureks hose
racing team will take place at Hancock
hall Monday evening.
Hon. Fred I. Campbell, OF Cherryfield,
and Editor Nichols, OF the Bath Times,
were In Ellsworth Monday.
Harry. son of Capt. and Mrs. II. j. joy,
is seriously III with pneumonia. To- day
he seems somewhat improved.
City bose company is already busy with
arrangements for jts annual Easter Mon
day concert and ball, which comes on
April s this year.
Edward F. Robinson, jr., who is clerk
ing in a drug store in Brockton, spent a
few days at home last week. He returned
to Brockton Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Morrison left last evening
for Boston for a short visit with her hus-
band. Mr.. Morrison is at present con
fined to the house with the grip.
At the annual meeting OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution at Portland last
Friday, Col. c. q. Burrill, of this city, was
elected one Of the vice. presidents.
| The sewing circle OF the Baptist church
will meet this afternoon to open mission
ary boxes, at the home OF DR.. L. w. Hodg-
kins. At O'Clock supper will be served.
The woman's relief corps OF VIM. II. IL.
| Rice post, q. A. r., will give dime So
ciah'e at Grand Army hall Tomorrow
| evening. Members are requested to bring
cake.
Il. E. PARKER, OF Lewiston, came to Els
worth last Friday to attend the masonic
| district convention. He was accompanied
| by Mrs. Parker. They remained over
| Sunday.
Austin n. Jov, S. X. Whiting, L. M
Moore and X. Il. Mason returned Mon
day from few days fishing at Spring
| River pond. They brought back string
| OF fift,eH salmon.
| Allan r. Joy will repeat his talk on the
Klondike at the Congregational vestry
this evening. many having expressed de-
sire to have the talk repeated. Mr.. Joy
leaves Tor the Ktondike this week.
| The Onasouson club will give dancing
party st Odd Fellows hail Friday even
ing, March s. Music Will be furnished
by Monag hans orchestra of five pieces
A short concert will precede the dance.
| The Ne,c England Medical Gazette fol
| January contains an extended article
from DIR. Fred A. Davis, of Boston, ar
Ellsworth b boy who is now president o
the Surgical and Chronological society
| OF Boston.
Mrs c. <. Buiiard, who was called her,
| by the death of her uncle, Capt. A. K
| Woodward, returned to her home II
Charlestown, Mass, Monday. Miss Sarat
| Woodward Is recovering from an attach
OF pneumonia.
The Ellsworth board of registration viii
be in session at the aldermen's room every
day this week, forenoon, afternoon anc
evening. No new names will be received
after 8 p. m. Friday. Saturday will be oc
cupied by the board in revising the lists
The February committee OF the Congre
gational society is preparing to give al
entertainment at Odd Fellows hall mex
week, probably Tuesday or Wednesday
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