Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-31

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there will be another sermon and social
exercises. There will be special singing
| A cordial invitation is extended TO all.
| There is TO be watch party ct Upeeas
Rect camp. Green Lake, tonight. Besides
the owners OF the camp. there will be .
iarse number OF guests. and jolly time
IL anticipated.
Sheriff whitcomb's picture adorned the
pages OF last Sundays boston Herald.
1t was accompanied by an article out
lining his attitude on the enforcement OF
the liquor law.
James M. Neailey who Is spending tho
winter In Brewer, fell on the ferry slip
shoulder. The injury is not serious, and
be win be around again In few days.
| Charles 4. Beilatty, with the II. b.
Humphrey Advertising Co., Boston, and
l. w. Beckwith, both Ellsworth boys, ar.
rived home Christmas morning. They re-
turned to Boston 6undsy night.
The dancing party given by the usona
club In Odd Fellows hall last Friday even
ing was largely attended and a pleasant
evening was spent. Refreshments were
served. Monaghan orchestra furnished
| music.
Frank 4. Alexander were held at the
Methodist church last Friday afternoon,
under the direction OF L. jok lodge, /, o
| O. f., of which the deceased was a mem
Der. Rev. J. r. Simonton officisted.
VIM. II. H. Rice pest will have public
installation with the relief corps Thurs
day, January s. The officers win be In
stalled by a past commander. Post MEM
bers are urged to make special effort to
be present. Refreshments v III be served.
The Ellsworth Electric Light Co. Ii
Installing a new l.500-light Thompson
Houston dynamo In place OF one Of the
old machines. This machine is OF the
latest improved pattern, and Is expected
materially to improve the company's
lighting service.
A number OF the young people. includ-
ing many of those home for the holidays,
| took advantage Of the good weather and
good roads Christmas afternoon aud
In excellent sbspe-sud the walking also
and an enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The Inhalation Of officers OF Sunrise
council, ID. OF L., will take place to-mor-
row evening, Deputy state Councillor
Mrs. Crockett, OF Bangor, doing the work.
State Councillor Mrs. Hyues was expected,
but on account OF bad cold win not be
- n. n.t- sfY1
be served; all members are desired to
be In attendance.
A dancing party will be given In Man
ming hall this evening complimentary to
the college boys aud girls who are spend
log the holidays here. Invitations have
been issued, and the affair promises to be
social success. The pstronesses of
the affair are Mesdames Henry Il. Davis,
Henry J. Joy, John +. KnowltoD, r. w.
Rollins, George A. Psrcher.
+ Lejok lodge, l. o. o. F., will install
officers Friday evening. So far as elected
they are: Lewis bennett, N. g.; Fred P.
Haynes, V. N. G.; Fred l.. Mason, secrs-
tsry; J. A. Cunningham, treasurer; John
p. E,dridge, James r. Parsons, Herman E.
HUI, trustees. A banquet viii be served
| In the lower hall after the installation,
The remainder OF the officers will be
appointed.
| Next week will be the week OF prayer
and will be observed by the Methodists
and Bs pt lists unitediy. Rev. j. p. Simon
ton will conduct the services In the Bsp-
| tist church Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings. Rev David Kerr viii
! conduct the services Thursday and FRI
dsy evenings In the Met hodist church.
Services begin at 80 y. m. cordial
welcome Is extended TO all.
The Ellsworth poultry isuciers and
breeders Jared well IN the matter Of prizes
at the recent poultry show In Lewiston.
T. II Campbell secured ten prizes, and
Ave special awards. Fred =. Hsynes
secured seven prizes and three specis'
awards. Mr.. Campbell wss unfortunate
enough to lose three OF the best hens OF
his flock; they were suffOcsted on the way
from Eilswort to lewiston.
The Ellsworth schooner "SamueI
Lewis", which went ashore on bar near
Barnstsble. Mass, In the recent gale, may
yet be saved. In the next heavy bresz.
following that In which she went aground,
she fiosted over the bar and we'll up on
the beach, where she now lies. The ssils
and running rigging have been taken of
aud stored. Tue samuel Lewis" 's
owned by ID. II. Eppes, OF this city.
In spite OF the sherin's edict, Washing
| ton Junction was very "wet" lost after
the arrival OF the down train last night,
A trunk while being transferred 10 the
Washington County train, and ssid to
be owned by w. IL. Foss, was handled .
little too roughly tor the comfort OF the
contents. A mysterious rafting OF
hrnken alass fnIIna ad and the YlcinIlN \