Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-13

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worked hard and faithfully until they
finally accompls he'd their object.
| The circle committee OF the Congrega-
tional church will give its annual sup.
per and sale at the church vestry Wednes-
day evening, April 20. Supper at s
O'Clock.
George e. Greeley and wife left yester-
day for Massachusetts,. Mr.. Greeley will
return shortly, but Mrs. Greeley will re-
| main for some time visiting among rela-
tives and friends.
The sociaoie given by Blanquefort COM
msndery, K. t., in Manning hall Monday
evening was a very pleasant affair. Dane
ing and cards were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Emma A. r. Allen, of Portland, !,
guest ct Mrs. F. II. Mcfarland. Tuesday
she went to Cherry field for the remainder
OF the week. She will return Saturday.
This evening Donaqua lodge, K. of P.
will hold sociable in Odd Fellows hall.
Invitations have been issued. and 1t Is ex-
PNNtSN thNtc Nlii oc u gnu utl6nhhHCSs
Music will be furnished by Higgins
orchestra.
The Abenaquis clubhouse, which has
been closed for nearly year, is opened
temporarily, with Steward j. W. Malone
in charge. Efforts are being made to reor-
ganize the club ana bring 1t back to its
old-time vigor.
Two copies of 1.-THE Holy City" have
been lost or mislaid from the reserved
festival chorus books. If any member or
visitor finds himself or herself in posses
sion of one or both, kindly return the
| same to the conductor or secretary.
Miss Mabel Monaghan, who has
| returned from her trip through the
South, Is engaged for the present as
soprano sooist In the Warren avenue
Baptist church, Boston. She is to be
the soloist at a recital to be given in Bar
Har Dor in May.
Elisha F. Baker died at his home ON
Central street Tuesday, eyed seventy five
years. Mr.. Baker suffered a parsIytic
| shock last week from which he could not
rally, gradually failing until his death
| Tuesday. The funeral will be held at his
late home tomorrow, Rev. j. P. Simonton
| officiating.
| Mrs. Mary Ella, wife OF Frank Fuller
ton, OF Thomaston, died Friday, aged 81
| years, 10 months. Mrs. Fullerton was
Miss Mary Ella Cook, daughter of Henry
| Cook and wife, formerly OF this city, now
Il "a a. Rnt
husband and five children, two brothers
and t!-Fee sisters to mourn her loss.
| Harvard c. Jordan and Charles r. Bur-
rill were given the mysteries OF the
| Mystic Shrine at Lewiston last Wednes-
| day evening, together with thirty six
| other candidates from various parts OF
the State. On this evening the annual
visit and reception OF the mobiles OF
| Aleppo temple, Boston. took place.
| Thirty five Boston Shriners were present
and helped make the evening pass pleas,
| antly.
The Minneapolis Union OF April has
an appreciative sketch of the late James
E. Lsrkin, whose death in that city was
ment toned in last weeks paper. He was
| closely identified with organized labor.
He was member of the executive COM
mittee OF the international union, and a
delegate to the trades and labor assembly
OF Minneapolis and Hennepin county.
Appropriate resolutions were passed by
the general executive board of the inter
national union OF -four and cereal mill
employees.