Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-03-06


Oakland. Me-, where she Is passing the
winter with Prof. F. l.. Tspley, the
captains brother. Mrs. Tapley, with an
infant daughter, who arrived Feb. "a,
expects to recross the continent In Sep
TENDER.
The supper and entertainment given
last Thursday evening In the chapel by
the gentlemen OF the parish, was a huge
success. II was one OF the enjoyable
occasions OF the winter. A bountiiul
supper was served. Ten young men acted
as walters. After supper the following
programme was carried out: Song,
audience; reading, Miss Alice Mills; tab
leaux; reading, Miss 5. e. Ellison; song,
six girls; recitation, Miss Ada Mills;
reading, Capt. George III. TapIey; duet,
Edith Stevens aud Irving Cousins; read
ing, Mrs. q. v. Mills; stereopticou views
given by omer Lord; remarks, Rev. ). S.
Richards.
March 4. Johnson.
Franklin.
Mrs. Mary oreutt fell on the ice recently
and broke her leg.
Arthur Remission left this morning for
Portsmouth, N. III.
March,. NJ.
The Methodist and Baptist circles will
serve dinners az usual on town meeting
day, March is.
The Baptist circle has had q remarkably
large attendance this winter, and 1t in
creases at every meeting. -
4 MARY II. Day, of Wesley, is visiting her
brother, Rev. II. F. Day. Miss Alma
Benson is the guest OF Miss Ida Day for
few days.
March g. j.
North Lamoiae.
Capt. John Kiet is on the sick list.
Warren whittemore, OF Northeast Har-
Dor. was the guest OF Lois fitzpatrick on
Sunday.
Miss Annie Young returned home from
Castine last Thursday, where she has
been attending the winter term OF the
normal school. She was accompanied by
Miss Clara Ingalls,, of Larrabee, and
Stephen Cash, of Princeton.
March 4. Y.
Northeast Harbor.
Charles Candage Is having his new cot
! tage plastered.
crossing finely. 1t will be ready to
plaster in two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell preached at the
Union church Sunday. He will occupy
the pulpit through March.
The water company has laid fourteen
inch pipe into the pond, so we are having
the water direct, and with much more
force.
Herman Savage came from Boston Sat
urday for few days visit. He says most
OF the rooms in his hotel, the Rock End /,
are engaged.
March 4. }. A. 2.
oriand.
Mrs. Ira Gross is improving after long
and serious Illness.
There will be social dance at the town
hall Saturday evening, March Q, and one
at East oriand hall, March s.:i s,-..
The favorite theme now is town meet
! Ing, which is only one week in the
distance. reelection OF the present
officers is expected.
All are pleased to learn of the improve
ment,in the condition OF Miss Julia Harri-
man who, last Thursday, underwent a
| severe surgical operation.
March 4. G.
west Franklin.
John ID. Clark Is critically III.
George Butter and family are i'll with
the grip. az
James McNorton aud Lizzie Dyer were
married Saturday evening.
Willard Clark is at home with lame
| leg; hurt while at work In the woods.
Willard Springer and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival OF daughter.
| e. G. Burnham is running his spool mill
day and night. The cutting-u up saw broke
Saturday. Fortunately no one was hurt.
| March 4. CHEER.
Biuehiu FALL,
Mrs. Il. L.. Colson Is visiting In Bangor,
Mrs. p. M. Friend is not able TO come
home yet.
Henry Kenney and wife moved Thurs
| day to Sedgwick.
| Joseph Grindie and granddaughter
Esther Carter, Of Granite, are the guests
OF his son, Samuel Grindle.
Eddie Sylvester has pair OF goats.
Last week the family was increased by
twin kids. One died but the other is a
smart little fellow. IL is quite curiosity
| here.
| March A. SUB.
south Gouidsboro.
Miss Mile Carter, of Brewer, is the
guest of Mrs. Marian Sperry.
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