Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-11

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clothing it contained, including Mrs
Coar's wedding gown, was ruined.
City Hose Co. has elected officers Al
| follows: Foreman, @. w Eaton; frs
assistant, Arthur Fails; second assistant
Alfred Whitaker; clerk, E. A. McDon'
aid; treasurer, Joe Drummey; steward
George Campbell.
A. B. Hagerthy has been appointed
house doctor at the Eastern Maine gen
ersI hospital at Baugor. Mr.. Hagerthy
is nephew OF Or. G Hsgerthy, of thi,
| city. and vii graduate from the Bowdoir
med school this season. The appoint
ment will take effect Aug. /.
The F. bruary committee of the Con-
gregationsi church are making gres,
preparations for their coffee party to be
| given at the vestry next Wednesday y
evening. Among the attractions will be
| a musicale and a "mystery" table. Re-
| fteshments will be served during the
evening. Home made candies will also be
| on sale.
Camp Ellis, on upper Branch pond, Is
occupied this week by c. r Foster, j. H.
! Brimmer, E +. Robinson, Mayor A. W.
GreeIy, q. A Parcher, City Treasurer j. A.
Cunningham, County Treasurer o. W.
Tapey and Clerk of Courts J. F. Knowl-
ton. 1t Is limited that during their stay
the camp will be visited by Sheriff Whit
comb. ~
The following Massac usetts gentlemen
are guests this week at the Nicolin club
house: Hon. Henry N. Fisher, William
G Colburn, of Wsltham, Col. John H.
Lskip, j. W. Rollins, jr., Joseph A. Bry-
ant and James A Davis. of Boston. With
of Bar Harbor. The party arrived In Ells-
worth last Saturday morning, and return
next Friday noon.
The many friends OF Roy c. Haines, OF
this city, a student at Hebron academy,
will be pleased to learn that be has been
elected one OF five students from whom
a debating club team will be selected
from Hebron to meet Edward Little high,
of Auburn, In school debate. He has also
been chosen one Of ten from whom
speakers will be chosen to compete for
he prize declamatio OF the academy.
The costume party given at Odd Fellows
bal last Friday evening by Mrs. J. I.
Mcdonald aud her juvenile dancing class
was a most unique and successful sffair.
The hail was crowded by fond parents
and admiring friends, who we're we'll re-
paid for attending. Following is list OF
Z M oh har hnu
represented: Kate Drummey, flower CIR
Alice Bresuahsn, Little Red Riding Hood
Margaret Downey, flower girt; Mary
Raymond, japanese; Marcia Sargent,
Cleopatra; Ruth Good win, the sea; Ber-
nice EIdridge, spring; Mary Ann Camp
bell, summer girl; Beatrice Kelley
Princess Folly; Della Drake, national
girl; Erva Giles and Juiis Mcdonald,
twin fairies; Bernice Gra fam. flower glrl;
Rena Bonsey, night; Edith Lord, flower
girl; Jessie McKeuze, evening dress
Hazel McGowD, morning; Harry Latin,
drummer boy; Edward Jordan, fireman
David Foster, Turk; Llewellyn Franklin,
cadet; Harold Cook, marine; Ruel
Bridges, farmer; Harold Stusrt, Philip
JOTuaH. WHiiHce odTReHt, beFtle DettS,
band boys; Willard Day, Guy Estes
sailors; Winfred joy, Little Lord Faun
tIeroy; Eddie Downey, Quaker; Harold
Estes, Little Boy B,ue; Walter Mason
cKey; Percivai Wescott, folly; Arthur
Parcher, Eddie Parsons, Robert King,
Master Graves, middies; Hutson Duff e.
Mexican; Fred Studer, Unce Sam; Ralph
RJya, baseball; Arthur SIuder, dude
Walter Smith, yetiow kid; Charlie Eppes
sailor-boy who stood on burning deck
E1na Springer, night; Helen Welcb
P isciIls; Clara Moore, fancy costume;
Julia Cushman, od-fashioned girl; Ber-
nice Dorr, queen OF hearts; HalIie Leach
paper doll; Mae Studer, goddess of lib
erty; WiDifred Doyle, folly; Margaret
King, valentine; Elizabeth Morrison
Martha Washington; George Henry
Gou'd, George Washington. Edward
Jordan and Julia Cushman led the grand
march, and E'ztbeth Morrison and
George Henry Gould brought up I he rear
1t all made very picturesque sig ght
After the exhibition by the children the
Older ones were invited to join in the
festivities, and the invitation was very
generally accepted