Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19

what it Is. .Look at tha ,as, - 80. -
sand the present and we know thot ,Ea
future is assured -
Beside the programme orisinauv an
nounced, poem was read by Mrs, Nellie
iiaget'hy.snd there were several extern
por'"eouS speecnes' Inc programme in
''' was as ioiio"s'
Mus'c-America. Lynch's Band
an'oo"'ion '''.'..'...'......'Re Y Il Hayward
on' '"ee'iy solemn rhought,
| Aadresa os ,r.,.o ''a'u euar'e''e
slpRipe-old oaten pnora, - oeo .oeaw
The Past of surrv .DrRI. er,nd,e NJ, nasss.
Music. .Lvncb,s RAND
Poem m..............Mrs Nellie Hagerrhy, surry
Address s'.....'......... Rev Adelbert L Hudson
M O.. y SO 0uartes'e
~. VI 'ui '''''''' heN hayward
snaaa,a. hy noh Dann
:. - ~. a.o p'eoen' iesioen.s
-. "a oii"u piueniil' "
rr,, 'Na ""p' Sone'iiai ''e'ns'
-, "'"' A-''"oi'h
''|uar'e''e
In the AFTERNOON preceding the formal
'i"e os'weeu .eauis representing Lake.
"o'u auu Diueh'i acaoeiny' Inc game
was W." ny ene ia'ter ny ohiy one run,
'ne score oe'hg 10 T.
EVENING EXERCISES.
In the evening the Methodist church
was filled to the doors to listen to the
concert by the Lotus male ousrtette, of
Lewiston, and no one went away dis.
appointed. The ousrtette is well and
tayorably known throughout the State.
and the Surry management made no mis-
take In securing its services.
The evening programme contained
mum bers which were not only pleasing to
the musical people but also TO all present
Following is the programme:
-Noor,,,,,t o.ar,o,,o
Tenor solo-Rose of NV Life. MIR Prince
| Address r.a,s ,ara.u as -,
/ sonr-sweetheart .... o,a,,e,,e
Bass solo Autumn Sunset .........Mr Atwood
song-Nellis Gray. .................ou .ouartette
Address..'......- .......... Rev F L Hayward
sohs-Autumn rl4rim' .-.'.''..'.. .Quar'ette
was great success, due to the good work
OF the committees who arranged the af-
fair, and who are deserving OF mention.
The list follows:
| General committee - President, First
Selectman F. t. JelIison; secretary and
mrs Ena, uonk;ns T. NJ C,nr,nona,
Mrs. William f. Emerv. w q Rich. f.
I.,tkin Mrs Sarah w Traworav Mrs
| N.,,;a uo,or,h, I u st,nias ,,ios
MsbsI n Morgsn Mrs n Js,,;son
Mrs Ella Davis Mrs Henry Rlaisdelt
Mira si,c,sir MIRO AZ II tjn,ahe,
Mrs J. p. stanIes. A. G. Jordan Mrs,
o,is Canary Iobn w stap,es e Gas
mar Rvrop Cbat,o Mrs n n Harden
Mrs Harry yoppg aud Miss Tibbets nj
Rangor
1t was too bad that those who remained
in Surry during the evening could not
have been at Seawillows, the picturesque
summer home OF William P. Stewart at
South Surry.
Here, through the generosity OF Mr..
fireworks lasting for more than two
hours. Mr.. Stewart was assisted by
Tucker and Templeton Briggs. Mr..
Stewart read from his new poem, "The
American Woman" and Miss Virginia
Stewart sang.
Surry was incorporated a' 'o"n on
June l. looo, three years aiter 'he incor'
poration Oh ELLSWORTH
Inc eeieora.loh Oh the one nunureu'h II
anniversary Oh the e'eht was put on until
Qlo nome week tor obvious reasons
ln lozl All thse part oi 'ne orlsina
township OF ourry' lying west oi Union
ri'ef ~ i-'i' "oi'n' "a' 'e' ."IA ~ ',
surry, through 'he lnnuehce oi Leonaro
JARVIS. Ihis was against 'ne WISHES oi
every inhaoitant residing IN the terri-
tory, the most OF whom continued oat-