Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-11-23
COUNTY NEWS,
EAST LAmoINE.

| EAST LAMoINE.
Miss Viola Davis leaves for Boston to-
day.
Mrs. Toms is still very lame from the
sprained ankle.
| Many from here attended the county
| grange at Salisbury Cove last week.
| There was heavy tall OF snow on Sun
day night, accompanied with a high
| wind.
| There will be special service at East
Lamoine next Sunday. A special music
programme has been prepared. Com
munfon service at 2.30 p. m. instead of
as formerly. Services as usual at North
! Lamoine at II a. m. and at Marlboro at
Z p.m m.
There was a good attendance at the
service on Sunday afternoon. Miss
Cordia King assisted the choir; she also
sang during the taking of the Offering.
Rev. Mt. Toms and Halsey Pierce walked
| TO North LamoiDe on Sunday evening,
but storm ragged, and there was no
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will be in the morning at Ii a. m. during
the winter. There will be no evening
services until spring.
| Rev. and Mrs. Toms desire to thank the
Kind friends who have helped them get
their winters wood-Capt. Cousins for
allowing the use of his wood-lot, Mr..
Davis and sons for hauling; Capt. X eff
for one load OF dry hard wood; Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover, Marlboro, for one load of
birch; Messrs. Davis and Bradbury, OF
Raccoon Cove, for hauling wood; the
| young men of North Lamoine for cutting
wood; also to the following for a nice
supply Of potatoes, etc.: c. M. Kittredge
ana wife, Cap. ard Mrs. Kiet, GEORGE
Graves and wife, Wesley Cousins and
wife, Shepard Cousins, Josn Gnpar-
| r'ck, Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, Await
Graves and family, F. W. Robinson and
wife, Mrs. Davis and family, and all others
who have contributed so generously.
| Nov. IL. SPEC.
| Shepard Cousins entertained his brother
Wesley and wife on Sunday.
| Tuere was large congregation at the
| church on Sunday afternoon and liberal
collection.
e G. Bradbury made a business trip to
Bar Harbnr on Thursday, going by way OF.
Hancock Neck.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Higgins died on Friday. He had been
| ,lckiy since birth.
Mrs. e. J Bragdon intends going to
| East brook for he winter as soon as her
son Harvey leaves for New York city.
The men employed by Mr.. Kittredge in
the woods visited their homes in East
brook and attended the quarterly meet
ing.
George A. Hodgkins went to Sorrento
Friday aud called on his sister, Mrs
| Herbert Sinclair, at East Sullivan, on the
| return trip.
Mrs. E. d. Bragdon has been visiting
her daughters, Mrs. G. Young and Mrs,
aoyt Smith, and her grandson, JESSE
Young.
Charles Severance will continue as
foreman of the W. F. Hutchings mill
which has been removed from Lamoine
| o West Goulds boro.
Stephen Leland has made rapid progress
with his new house, but owing to the
frosty weather he does not expect to have
1t plastered until spring.
Rev. Mr.. Toms, Mrs. George A. Hodg.
kins and son were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis and E. g. Bradbury at
Rsccoon Cove on Sunday.
| The John Hopkins house near the coal
| ing station has been rented by the men
engaged In reconstructing the tower at
the coaling station, who have installed
| Halsey Pierce as cook and general man
| ager.
Capt. Kief and wife, Henry Kief and
wife and G. NJ. Kittredge, wife and two
| youngest children left for Eastbrook on
Friday on visit and to attend the Free
Baptist quarterly meeting. They expect
to return on Monday.
| Rev. r. N. Toms will take his postponed
| vacation this week. He will leave for
Boston and the South on Tuesday, and
will be gone for at least a month. He
expects to eat his Thanksgiving dinner
| with his second son whom he has not
seen for four years.
| Capt. Kief has resigned as assistant
superintendent of the North Lsmoine
Sunday school, and Mrs. Toms has been
appointed. Master Lsngdon Hodgkins
was appointed librarian vice Ralph Hagan
resigned. There was a good attendance
at the school on Sunday.
| Nov. a. SPEC.