Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-26

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In Boston with her husband and son.
Mrs. A. @. Urann, OF East Fran kiln, was
In the city Monday, and left Tuesday for
Newburyport, Mass, to. visit her siste-,
Mrs. @. Q. Adams, and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. b. Young, who since sclosing
her cottage at Hancock Point, has Seen
| with her son Charles Q. Young,st Trepton.
left last Monday for her home In Fort
| Plain, N. Y.
| The ladies OF the Unity club branch
| alliance will hold their annual supper and
exhibition at the Unitarian vestry, Thurs
DAY evening, Dec. IL, instead OF Dec.
10, as previously announced.
Rev. J. p. Simonton ofiiciated last
Monday at the funeral services OF Deseob
James Weymouth, OF Abbot. Mr.. Wey-
mouth was the father OF Mrs. NJ. J. Dews,
OF the wooden mill.
Charles r. Sinclair's shop on franklin
street, which was damaged by fire three
| weeks ago, has been repaired. Work on
II. Il. Davis shop, damaged In the same
| fire, is progressing rapidly.
The annual Thanksgiving eve concert
and ball OF the Dirigo athletic club takes
place this evening at Hancock hall. The
STAIR promises to be u successful one.
Supper will be served in the lower hall.
The social given by Esoteric lodge at
Manning hall last Thursday evening was
a most enjoyable affair. The attendance
was good. Dancing and cards were in
dulged in. Refreshments were served.
Among the Ellsworth people who will
spend Thanksgiving out OF town are
new. j.. NJ. Adams, Judge and Mrs. Wis
we'll, j. A. Peters, jr., and wife,
George e. Greeley and family, all of whom
go to Boston.
Floyd & Haynes, the young men who
have bought the Giles & Burril market,
will open next Saturday. They announce
that they propose to conduct the business
on a cash basis; will keep no books, and
run no accounts.
Harry Austin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Austin, is home for a short
vacation. Mr.. Austin Is second assistant
| engineer OF the steam yacht "Wadens".
He mas a fne position, and is very
competent officer.
Nokomis Rebekas will hold a sociable
Thursday evening, Dec. 4, at Odd Fellows
| hall. Previous to the dancing short
entertainment will be given. Supper
| will be served in the banquet hall.
Music by Monaghan
Harry E. Walker, a graduate OF the
Ellsworth high school and OF Bowdoin
college, now principal OF the high school
at Fort Fairfield, and Miss Annie e. Nc
| Fsrisnd, of this city, are to be married
| this evening at the home of the bride.
| The semi.annual meeting OF the Han
cock county board of fire underwriters
was held IN this city yesterday. All the
local agents were present, and from out OF
town were F. c. Lyman, OF Bar Harbor,
and B. e. Tracy, of Winter Harbor.
| Fred Palmer, the sailor who was SO Sc
riousiy injured few weeks ago on Pine
| street, left for his home In East Boston
last Monday. He was put In charge OF
the train-men who agreed to look after
him until he arrived In Boston, where his
father was to meet him.
A representative OF the Washington
County railroad was in town Monday and
arranged for the Ellsworth foot ball team
to go to Calais Thanksgiving Day to
meet a team from that city. IL is ex'
pected that large number of rooters will
go, as the fare is exceptionally low.
There will be Thanksgiving service at
I IA tot oh. al
at O'Clock. Rev. j. p. Simonton was to
have preached the sermon, but owing to
the serious illness OF his son Charles, will
not be present. The service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Messrs. Kerr aud Cosr.
Russell Trundy, an eccentric individ-
uai who has been a resident of Ellsworth
for many years, was found In a delirious
condition last Saturday night, at camp
on the Stabawl road, by F. II. Osgood
He died during the night, probably oi
pneumonia. The remains were taken tc
Surry for interment.
A. r. Phillips has hen which 'stole hel
nest" and hstched nine chickens this
week. The nest was out OF doors, and In
cleft OF o ledge. Eight OF the flock ars
thrifty as any May chickens could be
Safe to say that the biddy which can pro-
tect her nest In November can care fol
the brood In the cold weather to follow
The first rehearsal OF the Ellsworth
festival chorus will be held at Manning
hall this evening. After this week the
regular rehearsal night will be Thursday
The chorus membership is by no mean,
full, and all who are interested In the
study Of good music are earnestly re-
quested to join. Mems voices are partic
uiarIy desired.
Capt. Lewis ID. Remick Is critically IL
at the home OF Mrs. Joyce on Franklin
street. Capt. Remick Is one OF the oidest