Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-02-17

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Rev, FIR. 0'Brien, and not in the forenoon
at the home of the bride,'as stated
Mrs. George A. Psrcher pleasantly en-.
tertalned last evening some OF the friend,
OF Miss Lucy Rsdman, OF Cherryfield
who is her guest.
The quarteriy conference OF the Metho.
dist church will be held NJ onday evening
Presiding Elder Il. l.. Hayward, OF Bucks.
port, will preside.
Harry II. Austin and wife, who have
been with their parents, A. w. Austia
and wife, for the past few weeks, return
to Bucksport to-day.
The annual meeting OF the Bar Harbor
q Union River Power Co., which was to
have been held this morning, was post
poned to Wednesday, March 2.
Mrs. Ella A. Dunn, president of VIM.
n. Il. Rice corps, and Mrs. Augusta
Emery, delegate, ars attending the W. r.
G. convention In Bangor this week.
Hiss Ida L. Higgins entertained the
members OF the senior class OF the high
school at her home onWater street Friday
evening. Refreshments were served.
Aparty Of the young friends OF Misses
Margaret and Lucy Monaghan gave them
= surprise party last Monday evening at
their home on Bridge hill. Pit was
played.
There was q dance In Odd Fellows hall
Monday evening by the Daughters Of
Liberty. 1t was we'll attended. Music
was furnished by Higgins orchestra Of
three pieces.
There was pretty party In Odd Fell
lows hall Friday evening, given by
several young gentlemen of the city. 1t
was well attended, and an enjoyable even
ing spent in dancing and cards.
An entertainment will be given at the
high school building on Thursday even.
ing, Feb, %, for the benefit Of the school.
There will be vocal and instrumental
music and recitations, all by pupils of the
school.
Arran gements are now being made for
the annual concert and supper OF ST..
Joseph's Catholic society on ST. Patrick's
day, March II. The supper will be given
in Odd Fellows hall, and the concert at
Hancock hall.
The meeting OF the Baptist parish,
which was to have been held Monday
evening, was postponed to next Monday
evening on account OF the storm. full
attendance is desired, as important busi-
ness will come before the meeting.
To morrow evening, Esoteric lodge will
hold a sociabl In Manning hall. 1t will
be one OF the regular old fashioned kind
for which Esoteric Is famous. Mona.
g aus orchestra will furnish the music
Supper will be served at IL O'Clock. All
Mssons with their families are cordially
inv ssed.
Cdicers of Lygonia lodge, F. aud A. NJ,
were publicly installed last Wednesday
evening by Past Master John B Redman
The lodge-room was we'll filed with
Masons and their ladies, who thoroughly
enjoyed the evening. After the installa-
tion refreshments were served in the
lower hall.
The February committee OF the Con-
gregationai church will mold an orange
party at the Vestry this evening. The
ladies OF the committee are: Mesdames
P. B. Day, chairman, j. II. Brimmer,
John F. knowlton, s. K. Whiting, w. A.
Alexander, II. W. Haynes and Miss A. F.
Hight.
Judge John B. Redman left this noon
for trip OF several weeks South. Judge
Redman will make his first stop at Wash
lDgton, ID. c., where he will spend several
" weeks with an old college classmate. The
rest OF his journey he has not as yet
planned out. Owing to the length of his
absence, he has resigned his position as
referee in bankruptcy. Fred E. Doyle
viii have charge of Mr.. Redman's Office
during his absence.
Monday evening Lygonia lodge will en-
tertain its friends at Odd Fellows hall
with a concert and bali. Miss Drink
water, contralto, OF Bangor, has been
engaged to render several selections, and
with the aid OF several local artists an at
tractive programme has been arranged.
Monsgban's orchestra, OF six pieces, will
furnish the music. Supper will be served
IN the banquet halt Masons and their
families are cordially invited.
Last Thursday evening the Nicolin club
entertained its friends with another OF its
old-time parties. Anout forty were
present, and the evening was epjoyably
spent wit b dancing and cards. Steward
Hunnewel certai 'ly "spread himsef",
and at Z O'Clock the guests sat down to a
feast fit for king. Tne adjourned busi-
ness meeting OF the club was held imme-
disteiy following supper. H. N Joy aud
Ralph Moore furnished the music. The
party broke up at II O'Clock.
Charles NJ. Withsm q Son have finished