Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-02-24

qnaiined TO vote must appear before the
board In person to be enrolled.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Congrega-
tional church met with Mrs. j. t. Giles
yesterday afternoon instead OF with Mrs.
A. 3. Q. Dutton, as previously announced.
The paper was read by Mrs. 2. B. Day
Refreshments we're served.
Elmer f. Rowe, William p. Woodward,
Hairy G. Woodward, F. M. Rowe, and A.
l.. M:thsm spent Saturday and Sunday
at Patten's pond. They returned Mon
day morning, bringing in fourteen hand
sofne trout aud salmon.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Mary
Moore were held at the home OF her son,
Samuel Moore, Sunday afternoon, Rsv.
J. p, simonton officiating. Mrs. Moore
died suddenly in Bangor Friday, and the
remains were brought to Ellsworth Sat-
urday.
The regular meeting of the Associated
Charities will be held at the room of the
society in the public library next Tuesday
afternoon, March l., at 8 o'clock. The
change is made from Monday to Tuesday
for the accommodation OF several OF the
mem bers.
The sociable given by Esoteric lodge, F.
and A. M, in Manning hall last Thurs
day evening was one OF the most success
fui dancing parties held this winter.
Music was furnished by Monaghan's
orchestra of three pieces. Supper was
served at II o'clock.
Charles Clough III ana John Remick were
arrested by Night Officer Morrison last
evening for intoxication. They were
given hearing before Judge Peters this
morning. Clough was given thirty days
In jail aud costs, and Remick receive
fine OF Of s3 and costs.
Ellsworth people who were privileged
to meet Mrs. Carolyn II. Preble, a trained
nurse, while she was caring for A. M.
Hopkins during his serious illness year
ago, will be panied to learn of her death,
which took place last Monday at her
hone in Bangor, after short illness.
M. Gallert returned this morning from
Boston where he went to attend the
funersl, held In that city, of Julius
Waterman, who died In California last
week, and whose remains we're brought
East for burial. Mr.. Wsterman's death
is keenly felt by Mr.. Gallert, whose close
personal friend he had been for many
years.
Toe orange party given by the ladies of
the February committee OF the Congre-
gational church in the vestry last We'd
nesday evening proved a novel affair, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
numb Der that attended. The mem bers of
the committee, the names of which were
printed In THE AMERICAN last week, de-
serve much credit for the success of the
entertainment.
The concert, ball and supper by Ly-
gonia lodge, F. and A. NJ, held in Odd
Fellows hall Monday evening was not
we'll attended on account OF the bad
travelling. The concert was good. Miss
Drink water, of Bangor, contralto soloist,
was exceptionally good and the numerous
encores to which she responded showed
that her efforts were appreciated. After
the concert dancing was started and kept
up till late hour. A turkey supper was
served in the banquet hail at II o'clock
The music was by Monaghan's orchestra
OF six pieces.
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist church held Monday evening
b. 7. Sowle, John F. Knowlton, s. L.
Lord, F. H. Mace, W. W. Mccartney, M.
Gerrish, William T. Moor, r. A. Alex
ander and Walter A. Bonsey were elected
trustees for the ensuing year. The stew
ards were also elected at the meeting as
follows: s. L. Lord, B. T. Sowle, X. A.
Alexander, William T. Moor, F. II. Mace,
F. F. Simouton, Mrs. Fred BIaisdell,
Mrs. Fannie Hopkins and Mrs. L. T.
Silvia. NJ. B. Gerrsh was elected CHOIR
lister. The meeting was presided over
by Presiding Elder F. L.Hayward, OF
Bucksport.
The following clipping from the Fresno
(Cal.) Morning Republican will be OF
Interest to the Older citizens of Ellsworth
who remember the parents of the groom,
Edward Austin and wife, formerly OF
this city. Mrs Austin will be remem-
bered as Miss Helen Simpson, of Sullivan
Harbor: "The marriage OF Paul Austin
and Miss Daisy Hinckley, which occurred
on Wednesday last is the consummation
OF love affair which dates from school
days. Mr.. Austin has grown up In
Fresno, and Is a deservedly popular fel-
low. He was a prominent figure in the
construction OF our new electric road. and
is still with the San Joaquin Power Co.
The bride is young lady possessed of
many personal charms and a very bright
mind. May good luck and happiness at
tend them In their new life."
At the court house Friday the hearing
of Charles P. Kemp VS.. Seacoast Packing
Co., ct ais, will take place. The cause of
the hearing is bill in equity brought to
set aside the transfers or conveyances by
the Seacoast Packing Co. of various sar-
dine packing plants in Washington
county, and in which county the case is