Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06

Miss Blanche Reeves has returned from
a visit to Boston.
| The literature club met with Mrs. e K.
Hopkins Tuesday evening.
p. II. Stratton, of Maiden, was in the
city last week calling on friends.
Miss Della Bragdon, OF franklin, Is the
guest OF Carlton Donneli and wife.
Mrs. Orlando Brooks, OF Hartland, is on
short visit with relatives in the city.
q. N. Black and friend Mr.:Pitman, OF
Boston, arrived Saturday for few days.
Lygonia lodge will work the third de-
gree next Wednesday evening, April 10.
Mrs. o. Fl. Bradbury, OF Manchester, N.
a., is visiting her parents, Thomas Ford
and wife.
Mrs. Frank K. Smith, of Gardiner, 10
spending few days with her parents, g..
s. Cook and wife.
The ladies of the Methodist society will
hold a sale and supper in Odd Fellows
hall this evening.
Rev. David Kerr will deliver special
l cohdHy cNchib6 AcStAAVo ~ Shc DoPttot
| church during April.
Mrs. A. c. Urann and Mrs. L. j. Brsg-
don. OF Lsmoine, are visiting their
brother. Fl. W. Dunn.
Irene chapter will hold q special meet
ing Monday evening. All members are
| requested to be present.
| Yesterday all the business places were
| closed during the funeral of ex-Chiei
Justice Peters from 2 till $50.
The motto chosen ny the high school
seniors is "From Possibility to Reality
| The class colors are green and white.
Mrs. Henry Fox and her son, H. ]. Fox,
aud wife have returned to their home In
this city, after spendi ng the winter in
Boston.
Capt. N II. Means lost a valuable horse
last week. While driving down HE
street the animal fell, and died in few
seconds.
The April committee OF the Congregs-
tionsI church is arranging for a supper
and sale to be given at the CHURCH vestry
about April 20,
Mrs. Ann Brawn died to day at the
home OF her son, William Forsyth, on the
Beechland road, at the advanced age OF
ninety-two years.
John Drake, an aged and respected citi
zen of this city, who died Sunday night,
was buried this forenoon. Rev. J. P.
Smonton officiated.
Mrs, s. T. White, who has been spend
a>week with her mother and brother, Mr..
Julia A. Crsbtree and Harry L. Cra btree,
returned to Bangor last Wednesday.
Miss Grace G. King left for Wellesley
yesterday. She was accompanied by Miss
Annie Louise Lord, who will visit rel
atives and friends in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. Eugene Hale has arrived from
Washington, and opened "The Pines"'
Senator Hale is not likely to come to
Ellsworth before the adjournment OF
Congress.
Monday evening Banquefort COM
mandery will give soc-aole in Manning
hall to members OF tue order and their
families. Dancing, cards and music will
be the entertainment.
The annual meeting OF the Associated
Charities was held at the court house
yesterday afternoon. The next meeting,
at which officers will be chosen, will not
be held until next October.
No services " i'll be held in Odd Fellows
hall by the Met thodist society Sunday, rs
the pastor, Rev. J. P. Simonton, Is at
tending the Eastern Maine conference at
Pittsfield. Sunday school will also be
omitted.
George F. Hall, big favorite with Ellis.
worth audiences, will be seen in Hancock
hall Friday, May 6, In an entirely new
production. ga Ragged Hero" Mr.. Hall