Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-25
Wednesday, March 4, at p. m.;
subject: "The religious ideals of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning" Light refreshments
will be served,

subject: "The religious ideals Of Elizabeth
Dsnfe'' browning Lghe reiresn'nen's
WI" oe SerVeu'
Coi. Y. u burrlll was elected on Mon
DAY, at Portland, vice president OF the
Maine society OF the Sons OF the Ameri-
can Revolution.
The reports of the pastor of the Metho-
dist church VIII be given on Thursday
evening Inc choir VIII furnish special
music, ana MISS Fannie Tower Will sing.
Last Sunday afternoon service was
held at the home OF Mrs. Wakefield, at
Bayside, In memory OF her son Frank,
who was lost at sea about year ago. Rev.
Representative 8. R. Downing passed
through this city last Friday on his way
to Sorrento to look after town business.
Mrs. Downing will return a week later,
aiter spending month In Augusta.
Mrs. Alice Green entertained party OF
friends at her home on Elm street last
Wednesday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent with whist, vocal and
instrumental music. Refreshments were
served.
At the service last Sunday evening at
the Methodist church in behalf OF the
Freedmen's aid society, there was
special singing. Besides that by the choir
there were solos by Mrs. e. j. Walsh,
Mrs. F. B. Kingsoury and Misses Tower
and Tinker.
Ra0 T. uoyward nraoidipo aIdar -
the Bucksport district, will preach at the
Methodist church tomorrow evening at
7.3O. The sermon will be followed by the
quarterly conference. All officers and
mem bers are requested to be present.
Members of the VIM. H, H. Rice relief
corps, who attended the convention at
Bangor last week, we're Sarah Lynch and
Martha Blaisdell Brooks, past presidents,
and Addie Carlisle, Julia Gray, Mary
Latin, and Maria Armstrong, delegate.
The funeral of the late A. p. Harden
WAS held last FRIDAY afternoon st the
home on Pine street. Rev. i. M. Adams
officiating. Interment was at Woodbine
cemetery. Out Of respect to the deceased
the stores were closed during the hour Of
the funeral.
Representative F, G. BurriIl and Mrs.
Burrill went from Augusta to Montreal
last Saturday, to visit Mr.. Burrill's sister,
Mrs. 7. w. Tatlev. Thev returned To
Augusta to-day. Mrs. G. Q. Burrill is still
in Montreal making her daughter, Mrs.
Tatley, an extended visit.
Henry B, Stock kbridge and his wife and
James Stock bridge were fortunate In es
Iowa. last FRIDAY. that DESTROYED the Gift
ton hotel. burned to death four inmates.
and injured thirty others. The Ellsworth
people left the hotel the day before.
Attbe q. A. r. encamnment at Bangor
last week VIM. Fl. H. Rice post of Ellis
worth was represented by Commander
John F. Wbitcomb. Past Commanders Fl .
N. ,Joy. Irving Osgood. James e.. Parsons.
A w Curtjs. A. r. Devereux ss deIepates
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William r. WHITING who for the paa,
ton will re,prn to E,iswor,b He will,
onon q low office in tho wbiti,o h,i,d;,o
~, Main, strsat In rooms reoenttu 20.
modelled Tor him Mr. WHITING 10 ex.
,,oc,ed this svenino uis mony triends
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The lyceum programme at the high
scbooI last Friday afternoon inc,uded
n,.. -
music NY uisSes Dresser' horu anu mo-
rang; paper by Georgie Quinn and Leroy