Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-03-09

Miss Morgan, of Auburndale, Mass, is
the guest OF Miss Mabel N. Joy.
There will be a dance in Odd Fellows
hail Saturday evening. Music by Mon
aghan.
Mrs. c. l. Welch has returned from Ban
gor, where she has been studying mani
curing.
The Ellsworth quarterly meeting will
be held with the West franklin church
March 1920.
The literature club met with Rev. s. w.
Sutton at the Unitarian parsonage Mon
day evening.
Donsqua lodge, X. of p, will confer
the rank OF esquire at its regular meeting
this evening.
William E. Whiting has been appointed
referee 10 bankruptcy, vice John b. Red
man resigned.
The rehearsal Of the Ellsworth festival
chorus will be held at Manning hall to-
morrow evening at 7.30.
The party which was to have been given
at Nicoiin last Thursday WAS postponed
ON account OF the storm.
MIR. aud Mrs. Leslie c. Cornish, OF
Augusta, have been the guests of Chief
Justice aud Mrs. Wisweu.
Charles w. Campbell is home from the
University of Maine. He has as his guest
Merton Lovett, OF Beveley, Mass.
Owing to the out break OF measles, Rev
Dav Kerr was not permitted to proceed
with his special services at Brookiin.
Mrs. E. E. Rowe and Miss Mary F. Hop.
kins have returned from a visit TO Bar
Harbor They were the guests there OF
w. FL. Davis and wife.
Mrs. HenryM M. Hall delightfully."- enter
tanned group OF lady friends last We'd
nesday. The novelty was the choosing oi
partners before the evening, and retain
ing them for supper and cards.
Mrs. l.. A. Emery and her dsug h, er
MIrs AnDie C. Emery, who have been
spending the inter in Rome, sail to day
from Naples for home on the s,eamshiI
Republic, due in Boston March %.
Eeoteric lodge will hold a socia BILE at its
rooms in I he Manning block this evening
Dancing and cards Will be the entertain
ment. Music by Monaghsu's orchestra
All Masons with their families are invited
The annual concert and supper of the
ST. Joseph's Catholic society will be held
! Thursday, March II. Supper will be served
in Dad Fellows ball at 6 O'Clock, aud the
concert will be in Hancock hail at S
o'clock.
The missionary circle OF the Congrega-
tional church met yesterday with Mrs. G.
P. Dutton, who was the reader of the
afternoon. The circle was invited to
remain to tea, whicn was served at {
o'clock.
Last Sunday morning the preaching SER
vices OF the Methodist society were held
in Odd Fellows hall. All tine society's
services will be held in the hall till he
church, which was damaged by fire, can
be repaired or rebuilt.
The remains of Josiah Byard were
brought here Tuesday evening and placed
in the receiving tomb at Woodbiu Gem
etery. Mr.. Byard was formerly of North
Ellsworth. He died in Dover, N. II.
March 3. He was forty five years old.
Blanquefort commsndery worked tbs
degrees of Temple and Malta at it's regular
meeting Monday evening. A banquet
was served after the work. Tuesday
evening Acadia chapter worked the Roya
Arch on three candidates. A supper wa'
also served Tuesday evening
Judge l.. A. Emery, who has been
spending the winter In Bangor, left last
Monday for Portland where he will re-
main a week in delivering lectures on
Medical jurisprudence in the Maine medi-
cal school. The next week be will spend
with his son, Prof II. e. Emery, in New
Haven, Conn. Then he will go to Boston
to meet Mrs. Emery and his daughter,
who are due to arrive there on the 22d on