Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-02-03
FROM BuCKspoRr.
Successful Social Functions Death OF
Michael Guilty Social Gossip.

Michael Guilty Social Gossip.
II. w. Cunningh ham 10 IN the list OF pro-
visionai speakers OF the Bowdoin seniors.
Mrs. }. o. whitmbre. of Bangor, has
been spending the week with relatives ia
town.
Tbs ladies' OF the Elm street circle gave
supper in the vestry on Wednesday
evening With largo attendance.
Daniel Guilty, OF Randolph, Mass, has
been in town this week, cs,led here by the
death Of his father, Michsel Guilty.
Conner e. Perkins. Q. OF NJ. is mem
her of the relsy team which will meet
Amherst at the b. A. A. meet this month.
The bark Penobscot, Capt. Peter Nc
Caulder, is homeward bound from Bueuos
Ayrss, sailing last week for New York or
Boston.
Mrs. n. E. snow gave the annual
"gentiemen's night" OF the Xxx whist
club at her home on franklin street on
Friday night.
Mrs. @. X. Hsgerthy, OF Bar Harder, is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. g. 8
Chendler, hlle DR.. Hsgertby is on trip
to Europe.
Col. and Mrs. s. p. LaGros have re-
turned from an extended trip to New
Jersey, New York, Connecticut aud
Mssssc husetts.
Albert r. Robinson, for the pact few
mont bs clerk In charge OF the Bangor and
Bucssport X p. o, has been transferred
to a Bangor and Boston ruo.
Capt. A. w. Rich. OF North Bucksport,
has resigned commsnd of the Fabian
stssm-yscbt Formoss, to take command
OF X. H. Whites elegant yacht Peregrine.
John N. Swsxey, formerly cashier OF the
Bucksport national bank, has opened q
banking business a. agent u the Merrill
Trust Co., OF Bangor, with an Office over
Emery q Co.'S store.
crew of iinemen IL Ut work In the
village replacing the old telephone poles
wit taller and better ones, and installing
new instruments, of which about sixty
will be added to the LEGAL exchange,
mostly on the three month"; trial free
service.
Eighteen young friends OF Harry H.
Austin and wife, who have recently re-
turned from their wedding trip TO Eng
land, rendered them . surprise party at
the residences OF John Sails on Tuesday
evening.
The death OF Michael Guilty. one OF
our Oldest and beat-kuown residents,
occurred on Saturday after q decline Of
many years He leaves three sons,
Michael, Daniel and John, and one
daug liter, Julia. The funeral was held on
Tuesday morning from 81. Vincent Du
Psui's church.
The annual concert aud ball OF Dsluge
Engine Co. given on Tuesday evening
was q successful and brilliant affair
with q large attendance. Monag hans
music gave the best Of satisfaction both
ia the concert ami dance. Concert
numbers y ere HuDK by Miss Lillian aimee.
Cyrus McCresdy sna Jere Buidoc. Sup
per was served at in'ermission BY Mrs.
Gilley.
The annual meeting Of the Buckspoft
building and loan association was held
Tuesday afternoon ct the Office OF Parker
spohord. The report OF tue business of
the past year was very satisfactory. A
dividend OF 8 per cent was earned. the
election OF officers resulted NJ follows: G.
e. Homer, president; J. p Hooper, vice.
PRESIDENT; Parker Spofford, secretary; A.
Z. Psae. treasurer. Tue board OF direct
ore, L.aC. Hnmhr, q, n. Em.rson, p. n
WRrdweii, Feed W. Smith and Eugene
Barnes, LEROY Finson aud W. III. Gardner
were elected financial committee.
The annual "gentiemen's night" OF the
October club, given last Wednesday
evening In A. o. u. W. hail, was one OF
the largest attended ana greatest social
successes Of the club Ia its history. The
hall was handsomely decorated. Toe
guests were received by tue officers OF the
ciub-Mrs. 8. l.. Haywood, Mi.s Julia
Barnard, Mrs. c L. Joeyien and Mrs
Loman Warren. The ushers were Miss
Page, Miss Perkins, Miss Josephine Ham
cocx, Miss Prebie, Miss Heath and Mes
Grant. The entertainment programme
included numbers ny Prof. Arthur Carver,
Miss Mildred Stone, Carl Bryant, and
Miss Minnie Cove, of Auburn, whose
recitations we're exceptionally FIVE Re.
freshments were served by Misses Gsrdner,
N,cho's, Bsooget aud Mrs. M. j. XII
fridge.