Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-11-23

keeping market and provision store
He was member of the Dirigo athletic
club. He leaves widow and two sons.
Much anxiety was felt last week over
the three masted schooner Melissa Trask,
Capt. A. W. Huachings, which was cut in
the blow OF lest week. Capt. Hutchings
brought his vessel into the bay safe and
sound Friday, none the worse for being
out In the gale. Several other vessels left
port at the same time Capt. Hutchings
did, and all have been reported. The
Trask was loaded with coal for F. s. Lord.
Miss Mildred E., dauhgter OF Still
man Jordan and wife, Of Ellsworth Falls,
and Everard L. Moor, OF this city, were
married at the home of the BRIDES parents
last Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, by
Rev. j. P. Simonton, OF the Methodist
church. Only the immediate relatives OF
the bride and groom were present. MIR.
and Mrs. Moor will go Immediately to
housekeeping on Sterling street.
News has been received here OF the
death in San Diego, CAL, on Nov. 2, OF
Mrs. Annie Haslain, wife OF John Hsslam,
jr., formerly of Waltham and Bar Har-
Dor, after long illness. Her age was
thirty-eight years. She leaves husband
and two children-Leslie g., aged eigh-
teen, and Grace g., aged fifteen, besides
brot her, James III. Heath, formerly of
Waltham. Mrs. Haslam underwent three
surgical operations, the first having been
performed at Bar Harbor hospital four
years ago, and the third at her home in
San Diego last March; from then to the
hour of her death she was great sufferer.
The Sunday school classes OF Rev. and
Mrs. P. A. A. Killam will give an entertain
mept In Hancock hall Saturday evening,
Dec.31. The nature of the entertain ment
and the particulars will be announced
later. The committees having charge,
of the affair are: Music, Rev. Mr.. Killam
Mrs. Charles d. Wiggin and Miss Minnie
Hodgkins; tableaux, Mr.. Kiliam, Mrs.
Harry SJratton aud Milton Beckwith;
ice cream, Mrs. Harry G. Strattop, Miss
Ruby J. Gurney, Miss Helene B. Bellatty
and Miss Corinne Smith; hall, Milton
Beckwith; cake committee, Bernice Lam
caster and Edna Lewis; advertising and
printing, Milton Beckwith, Austin l..
Maddox and Manter M. Young.
The November committee of the Con-
gregational church is hard at work on its
entertainment to be given at the vestry
next Tuesday evening. A charming little
play by Howells entitled "At the Albany
Depot" is in preparation, and is sure to
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are to be taken by MIS-. Lewis Hodgkins,
Harry L. Crabtree, George E. Greeley,
Miss Heisn E. Bonsey, Miss Julia Cush-
man, DR.. g. r. Caldwell and Charles s.
Grows. There will also be music and
other attractions. The committee in
charge Is made up as foil VS.: Mrs. A. P.
Wiswell, chairman; Mrs. l.. A. Emery,
Mrs. G. c. Burrill, Mrs. II. M. Hall, Miss
Elizabeth True.
The banquet hall of Lygonia lodge in
the Masonic building on State street is
nearing completion. Much delay has
been caused by the slow drying Of the
plastering, but now the work will be
pushed. When completed the lodge will
have one of the best banquet halls in the
city. All details were looked after with an
eye to comfort and convenience. A COM
modious kitchen has been put in at the
western end of the hall, with large serv-
| ing rooms. Two toilet-rooms have been
| installed, a drinking fountain has been
set into the wall on the southern side, and
| two old fashioned fireplaces put in on
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will make an exceedingly pretty hall. N.
j. Moor has had charge OF the carpenter
work, and F. B. Aiken the plumbing.