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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
NORTH HANCOCK

Death Of Mrs. Sarah Etdrjdge Phillips.
Sarah, widow of Harry Phillips, OF
Ellsworth, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred S. Graves, March Z,
where she had made her home for some
time, aged eighty years.
Mrs. Phillips was born in Holden.
When quite young she united with the
Congregational church at East Orrington.
of which she was faithful member. She
had been an invalid for several years. She
was lovingly cared for by her daughter.
She leaves four sons Benjamin F., OF Els
worth, Edgar n, Of Cleveland, Ohio, James
e., of Toledo, Ohio, Harry NJ, of Spokane,
Wash; two daughters-Mrs. Mary
Ames, of Boston, and Mrs. Fred s. Graves,
and one brother Benjamin G. Eldridge,
Of Brewer, who was too ill to attend the
funeral, which was held at her daughters
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. j. F. Robbins, who was for a few
days critically i'll with the grip and threat
ened pneumonia, is able to be about.
The graphophone entertainment at the
hall on Friday night for raising funds for
church improvements was financial sue
cess.
John Stanley had one of his eyes badly
injured by a flying stone chip while at
work cutting stone at the Settlement last
week. He is able to be out, but not to re-
sumo work.
F. A. Pierce and wife have been in
Brooklin visiting their relatives, Mr.. Hall
and wife and Mrs. E. p. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall and Miss Cole returned with
them and remained couple of days.
Charles Eabhidge, of Brooksvills, called
on his. cousin, Mrs. Seth Hatch, on Tues
day returning Wednesday accompanied by
Miss Hatch who, after spending few
days in Brooksyille, will visit at E. p
Coles in Breoklin.
March 20. G..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

s. II. Mayo went to Rockland last week
on business.
ROBBIE Norwood's little daughter Hope
has been very i'll the past week.
The horse-race at Somesville on Friday
attracted goodly number from this vi
cinity.
j. c. Ralph has engaged to build several
motor launches this spring. The first will
be for Everton Colt.
Capt. John Robinson, of Long Island,
has been in town the past week visiting
his mother and sisters.
Owing to the prevailing distempers in
town, the special meetings at the Metho-
dist church have not been largely at
tended.
Grip and German measles are raging
here. Very few escape. The families
of J. B. Mason and Nathan Clark are the
latest victims.
Herbert, is spending the vacation term
with her uncle, o. w. Cousins, and he r
aunt, Ida Clark.
The Monhegan, impatiently waited for
all day Saturday by many looking for
freight, arrived at $50 p. m. having been
detained several hours at Stonington by
getting aground.
Charlie Fuller gave pleasant party on
Thursday evening to twenty-five of his
young friends. A happy affair the recep-
tion proved. Many games and delicious
refreshments were enjoyed.
The Congregational sewing circle was
entertained last Tuesday by Mrs. o. w.
Cousins, The industry of the members
was rewarded by a fine picnic supper TO
which number of gentlemen accepted
invitations, and all did justice to the APP
petizing clam-stew, baked beans and
many other good things.
| March 20. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
HALL QUARRY.

The Hall Quarry grammar school closed
March 3, Maud E. Trask, teacher. The
following is list of rank sustained by
each pupil: A grade, John Harkins, SO;
Ronald Macomber, 95; Willie Grant, "a !;
Percy Richardson, go; Nathan Richardson,
80; Annie Foley, 80; Charlotte Gilley, so.
grade, Mary Richardson, SO; Sylvia
Richardson, 30; Helen Seavey, 81; Stearns
Hartman, SO, Gussie Richardson, So;
Floyd Ober, so. C grade, Stella Cookson,
81; Bertha Perkins, 30; Harold Grindle,
90; Charlie Perkins, ST; Bernard Donnell,
So; Clyde ODER, 50; Martina Hartman, So;
Harvey Gilley, 70; Arthur Varnum, 49,;
Arthur Richardson, 70. Below 20 is I'M
satisfactory. Pupils not absent half
day were: Mary Richardson, Percy Rich
ardson, Stella Cookson, Nathan Richard
son, Arthur Rich ardson.
March IS. SPEC,
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SPEC.
sARGENTvII.LE.

DIR. Hagerthy has returned from Augusta
this time to stay.
]. Frank Gray, who has been very ill, is
Slowly improving.
Edgar Robbins and wife were made
happy on Tuesday by the arrival of baby
boy-Eugene Edgar.
Mrs. Grace Kane has class OF little
people whom she is teaching music. They
sing at the chapel on Sunday.
The missionary concert given at the
chapel was much enjoyed, especially the
singing by little Agnes Kane, who has
rare musical talent.
J. A. Moore and wife went to Prospect
Thursday, returning Saturday. They
went to visit Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs.
Jennie Dockham. They crossed the ice at
Winterport.
Hiram Harding and wife dined with
Addison Sargent at the Lynnmore to help
him celebrate his birthday, afterward
riding across the Reach, it being Mrs
Harding's first ride on the ice.
March 20. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
COUNTY NEWS.
OTTER CREEK.

Miss Jennie Davis is home from Ella
worth on short visit.
Milton Walls, who had a severe attach
OF appendicitis short time ago, is abop,
again.
Miss Ida Morse and her sister Lizz;e. n,
Bar Harbor, called at George Growers one
day this week.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Georgs
Grover was pleasantly surprised by ouite
Il number OF her friends coming in. As #
was Mrs. Growers birthday, she began to
think she must be having a surprise party
and a genuine surprise ii was, as she wa.
not thinking anyone outside her family
had remembered her birthday. A delight
fully pleasant evening was spent, and
after serving refreshments the party broke
up, all wishing their hostess many more
pleasant birthdays. Mrs. Grover received
a number OF pretty and useful presents.
Monday night party OF young people
went to the home OF Henry Stanley and
wife to pay their respects to two of the
oldest people in this communicates
Alley, mother OF Mrs. Stanley, who /,
lightweight years old, and remarkably
smart and active and keenly alive to every.
thing about her, and Uncle William las he
is called by old and young), the father Of
Mr.. Stanley, eighty-four years old. He is
rather feeble, yet able to enjoy many Of
the good things OF life, and was delighted
to see so many OF the sons and daughters
OF his lifelong friends and neighbors
Mrs. Stanley served cake and coffee, and
the young people agreed that visiting the
aged had indeed been pleasure.
March %. ANON.
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BROOKLYN.
March 20.

e.. S. Kane is in Boston on business.
A. 81. Mayo has moved his family to
Naskeag.
e. s. Kane has purchased new piano of
Frank Staples.
All. Mayo will open his clam factory at
Easkeag to-day.
Eugene Sherman has under construction
sthirty-foot motor launch for Ellsworth
parties.
The church aid circle met with Mrs. A.
"a. Mayo on Wednesday.
Mrs. T. G. Stanley and Mrs. r. A. Flye,
VITO have been ill, are improving.
E. w. Smith and Misses Mildred and
Annie Smith were at Stonington last week.
Capt. M. A. FIVE goes to Stonington this
week TO take command of the steamer
Minnehaha.
to-day to Charleston, where they will re-
suatse their studies at Higgins classical
institute.
Frank A. Herrick leaves to-day for Port
Land, where he will enter the Maine gen
'erai hospital for treatment. He will be
accompanied by his brother William.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred S. Herrick wish to
express their thanks and appreciation to
fheir friends and neighbors, who by
their prompt and efficient aid prevented
Ghe destruction of their home by fire on
March IA. When discovered,the fire had
gained firm hold on the roof and was
rapidly working its way into the interior.
Thanks to the prompt response to call for
aid by telephone, the damage was con-
fined almost wholly to the roof and the
chamber beneath.
March 20. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
EAST RLUEHIII-

Alice White is home from Ellsworth vis-
ting her mother, Mrs. o. R. White.
Frank A. Miller, wife and daughter, Of
Penobseot, were in the village last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, visiting relatives
and friends.
Q. Ii. Wsrdwel went to Hall Quarry
last Wednesday, r. L. Whitman went to
Stonington Thursday, and N. F. Twining
and Ralph B. Long went to Stonington
Saturday. They are all granite cutters.
March 30. q.
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GOTT'S ISLAND.

Philip Moore was at Atlantic Friday on
business.
Colin NJ. Gott and his sister Phebe are
visiting relatives at Bass Harbor and Nc
Kinley.
Capt. Charles Gross has painted his boat
and will launch as soon as the ice leaves
the pool.
Charles II. Harding, who has been at
tending the E. NJ. c. s. at Bucksport, ar
rived last Friday.
Capt. VIM. Harding has bent his sails,
and last Friday he hoisted them for the
first time this season.
Capt. E. " Moore and family are ex-
pected home from Bucksport where they
have been spending the winter.
Capts. Berlin Colt and Frank A. Bah
bidge will launch their sloops, Tramp and
Jessie, as soon as the ice is clear from the
pool.
The fine weather since March came in,
and the last few warm days have begun
to make things at the shore look lii G
spring.
Capt. Irving Gross is busy repairing the
sloop Primrose which he bought OF Calvin
NJ. Gott last year. lie has put in a new
stern, and will put in several new planks.
March 20, CHIPS.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Gertrude Bragdon goes this morn
Ing to Boston to be employed in the milli-
uery business.
Miss Eunice Coggins returns to Castine
on Tuesday to complete her course at the
normal school.
The honse.of Charles Brown was burned
last night, incIudingsnearly all the house
hold furniture. The smell of smoke
s~oiSe the family about II o'clock, and
they had scarcely time to clothe them
ssives and escape uninjured. The fire
eee1ned to originate in the front part of
the house where the family the previous
sfteFnoon had had fire, and it probably
caught around that part OF the chimney.
The house was partly covered by insur-
anee, and small insurance is on the fur
rfture.
March 20. W
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County He,os see other pages
BUCKSPORT.

Bucksport is once more open to naviga-
ton.
Miss Frank Tuck, of Lowell, Mass, is in
town for a stay of few weeks.
The seminary closed the 10Th for vaca-
ton of two weeks, resuming March Is.
Mrs. f. P. Nichols has gone to Boston
and Philadelphia to visit her daughters.
The Hampden dramatic club presented
the drama Shamrock and Rose in Emery
hall March 10 under the auspices of the
local tribe of Red Men.
Rev. j. N. TRAINER, of the Franklin
street Methodist church, has declined an
invitation to return to the pastorate, much
to the regret of the parish. Efforts will
be made to secure the appointment to this
charge of Rev T. w. Hunter, now at East
Boothbay.
Pullen's orchestra has been engaged to
| furnish music for the reception to be
given Commander and Mrs. Peary on the
evening of the 22d by the October club
and the board of trade. 1t will be one of
! the most brilliant events seen in town for
many years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. E. R. Donnell is in quite poor
health.
Miss Clarissa NJ. Hooper is spending a
few days in Hancock.
Fred Woodwork, who has employment
in Bar Harbor, was in town last Saturday
T. NJ. Blaisdell and Frank Workman
have bad telephones put in their houses =
a great convenience.
Harry Hardison and win have gone to
Milbridge with their cousin. Charles
Leighton, for few days.
Pred Frazier, of franklin, was called to
Nicolin last week by the death of his
brother, and will remain there.
Willard Hardison, OF surry, was in town
last week, visiting his children, Harry,
Mrs. c. Springer AID Mrs. Clarence Rob-
bins.
Miss Eva Springer, who has been home
on short vacation, win return to-day to
resume her studies in the NJ. G. /. in Pitts
field.
The first rain for long time came
Sunday morning, and it begins to look as
though the young ladies will have to give
up getting up at 6 O'Clock to go coasting
on the crust.
March 20. r..
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WEST HANCOCK.

Edward Graves, jr., who has been i'll, is
improving.
Fred Milliken has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he will be employed.
Miss Ida Leighton, of Dedham, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. K. Tracy.
Mrs. Downes gave party TUESDAY even
ing in honor of her husbands birthday,
Victor II. Smith and wife, of Newport,
were recent guests OF W. X. Springer and
wife.
Miss Myra Springer, who has been with
her uncle and aunt, n. X. Springer and
wife, went home Friday.
Miss Edna Gallison, of Hancock, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Pearl CALI
son, at James III. McFarland's.
March 90 SUMAC.
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CENTER.

Collins Campbell is very ill with the
grip.
r. B. Higgins went to Rockland Monday
on business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tibbetts is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Reed
Little Carl Higgins who has been very
ill with pneumonia, is recovering slowly.
Martin Garland was in town last week.
All hope he win return to teach the spring
term of school.
The remains OF Mrs. Flora Nutter were
brought here from the Maine general hos
pital for interment in Cedar Grove Gene
terry.
Mrs. f. r. Reed has been at Mountain
View farm the past week helping care for
her aunt, Mrs. A. Recording, who is very
ill with pneumonia.
March 20. n
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Hattie Wooster is convalescing
from severe attack of illness
Austin Robertson and wife were called
to Bluehiil last Friday to attend the flu
NEAL of Mr.. Robertson's brother.
Miss Nina E. Moone has returned from
a visit in Boston, having been called home
suddenly by the illness and death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Maria C. Gordon.
Mrs. Maria C. Gordon, respected lady,
is dead of pneumonia after an Illness of
about q week. She leaves four sons and
three daughters, besides a large circle OF
friends. Her age was seventy-two years
and six months.
March 20. M
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ATLANTIC.

While out one day last week B. j. Staples
fell and struck SO heavily on the ice as to
jar his heart, causing Inflammation. He is
improving slowly.
The lobster fishermen are getting their
boats painted, and those who are to use
gasoline are having their engines put in.
The harbor is still full of ice.
The s'merry workers" met with GoIdie
Staples Thursday. They seem to be
rightly named. They have music, games,
work and reading. They are the girls in
the grammar school from eleven to sixteen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
SURRY.
March 20.
UNE FEMME.

c. l. Staples, of Ellsworth, made a fly
ing visit to the home of his parents last
Friday.
Jellison & Blodgett have done a good
winters work, having got out between 800
and 400 cords of hard wood, besides quite a
lot of stave wood and logs.
Capt. c. M. Coulter is taking down the
nill ON the Hurd stream. This mill was
built by the late Henry c. Wood, who died
before he got it in running order.
Allen w. Irvine and Miss Mae Clark
came all the way from Patten last week to
b. married by Miss Clark's uncle, Rev. j.
u. McGraw. They went home happy.
All are glad of the addition to our little
Village of Capt. Mckay and wife who have
borght the Knowles place and are making
extensive improvements on the house, in
side and outside. Warden Lord and Aston
Eilliken are doing the work.
March 20. s.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sor additional County Nsws see ofhe, pass
WEST FREMONT.


Mrs. Sarah A. Reed returned from Port
land Saturday.
Miss Minnie Thurston is at work for
Mrs. Stephen Harmon at Southwest Har-
Dor.
Miss Rena Reed left Monday to attend
the spring term at the Castine normal
school.
Harry Sprague left Wednesday to work
in the livery stable OF Mr.. Johnston, of
Southwest Harbor
Misses Ida and Hattie Murphy, of Bar
Harbor, stopped Tuesday night with their
grandmother, Mrs. Letitia Sprague.
Otis Ingalls, hauled cord of wood and
gave it to his minister, Rev. ID. M. Angel,
this week. May others follow his lead.
Fred Martin, of Calais, who has been
making his grandfather, Capt William
Dix. a visit the past month, returned home
last week.
Capt Willard Rich came home last week
from sea where he has been all winter. As
soon as necessary repairs are made he will
take command of his vessel.
Capt. Charles P. Lunt was unable to
leave Monday to join his vessel, the j. M.
Harlow. as he was taken i'll with the grip.
He hopes to leave Thursday.
Harold Lawson, while doing acrobatic
feats on board his boat one day lasti week,
fell overheard, and but for the timelysres-
cue by his father, would have been
drowned.
Capt. w. FL. Lunt has taken,his schooner
Pilgrim out of winter quarters, and had
her fitted up for fishing. Capt. Luther
Albee will command, as Capt. Lunt will
command his new gasoline boat.
The ice-cream and cake sociable held at
the schoolhouse Tuesday evening was a
success, though few of the young people
were disappointed because they were not
allowed to dance. The proceeds, s14, were
given to the pastor, Rev. d. NJ. Angel.
March 20. THELMA.
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BASS HARBOR.
March 10, 1905

Misses Violette Colt and Frances Muir
ply are visiting in Bar Harbor
The village improvement society is
preparing to give play next week.
Barron Watson, who accidentally shot
himself in the shoulder last week, is re-
covering as fast as can be expected.
Much sorrow is felt over the death OF
Mrs. e. s.. Trott, at her home in Calais,
March 6. Mrs. Trott was a daughter OF
Washington Mitchell, formerly of this
town. She was a woman of strong
personality and beloved by all.
March 49, x. w.
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EGYPT.

Mrs. Harry Goodwin, of Dexter, is the
guest OF Mrs. Wesley Clark.
Win Scammon has gone to take his
former position ON a steam-yaeht at North
Haven.
f. G. Burnham has had a telephone put
in his house, and E, w. Billings will also
have one put in.
Mrs. George Butler and Mrs. f. 81
Coombs, of West franklin, visited Mrs.
George Jordan last week.
Mrs. Mary West and daughter Helen, oil
Ellsworth, who We're the guests of F. W.
West last week, have returned home
March 20. ANON.
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WEST SULLIVAN.
SPEC,



Whereas, The death angel has again entered
our chapter and borne away our beloved sister
sarah Havey. be II
Resolved, That In the death of our sister
Oasis chapter, D. E. s. loses one of its most
worthy members. and the bereaved family q
rue and devoted wife an mother.
Resolved, That the members CT this chapter
strive to so live that we may meet her in TIA,
grand chapter on high where death and sorro "
never enter.
Resotred. That as a token of respect to our
departed sister our charter aud jewels be
draped in mourning for period of thirty days.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be placed
upon our records and copy be sent to the be-
reayed family. also copies sent TO the Bar Har-
Dor Record and ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for
publication. OLIVER G. NEWMAN,
MYaa l.. SPRINGER,
NELLIE A. WORKMAN,
Committee on resolutions.
March 10, 1905.
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death Of Margaret B. Warren.

Margaret Bradley Warren, only daugh-
ter OF Luman Warren and wife, died at
Southern Pines, n. c., March 7. The fun
eral was held at the residence here March
10, Rev. William Forsyth officiating. The
bearers were: Archie L. White, F. NJ.
Mooney, Roy L. Page and Alexis E. Luce.
The interment was in Oak Hill cemetery.
Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral were William l.. Bradley, OF
Portland, David Buck, of Chelsea, Mass,
Mrs. Eben Blunt and Miss Helen Blunt, OF
Bangor,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22

home, Rev. J. NJ. Adams, of the Congre-
gational church, of Ellsworth, officiating.
The remains were placed in the receiv-
ing tomb at woodbine cemetery, Els
worth, then to be taken to Holden in the
early spring, and placed by the side Of
her husband.
March 20. SPEC.
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Fred Davis is home.
Miss Rernice Jordan is confined to the
house with the grip.
Mrs. Belle Googins, of Eastbrook, visited
her son Lewis last week.
Percy Moore attended the grange at
North Ellsworth Saturday evening.
Josiah Smith and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Melvin Mcfarland, of
Boston.
Mrs. Lindsey, who has been employed
b. Mrs. c. c. Young, has returned to her
home in Boston.
Arno Marshall and wife and Benjamin
Iordan and wife were called to Bangor
Saturday to attend the funeral Of Peter
Eordan.
March 20. NJ.
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In memory of Mrs. Phebe Milliken, who died
Jan. >, 1895. at surry.
Dearest grandma, thou hast left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel.
But ',is God who hath bereft US:
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
When the day of life is fed.
Then in heaven in joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
MRS. BLOOMFIELD MOON,
Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-03-22
March 16.

John Cousins has moved to East Bluehill.
Miss Lizzie Davidson, of East Buehill,
is the guest of Mrs. George Bickford.
Mrs. George Bickford, Henry and Bert
Hendrickson attended the county grange
at East Bluehill March II.
The cutter came Thursday and tna'
aisht and Friday morning cut TO the
wharf sd that the boat could land Ss'n
day. n
March 20.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For Additional County Ne,1s, see othey pages
TRENTON.


Henry Gilbert lost valuable horse
Friday.
Ernest Young goes to-day to Bar Harbor
where he is employed as plumber.
Charles Davis goes this week to Bar
Harbor, where he has employment.
Capt. Walter Bird and wife, of Bar Har-
Dor, spent Sunday here with friends.
L. S. Hopkins has been confined to the
house with bad cold for the past week.
John Davis and wife are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS ON the birth eff daughter,
born March II.
Town meeting day the voters were given
baked bean dinner at Evergreen hall, by
the Kings Daughters, s16.25 being re-
stized.
Miss Eva Copp has gone to Lynn, Mass,
20 visit her sister, Mrs. Nellie Brown, who
has been critically i'll, but is now conva-
icSoent.
Reuben Romer left here for Florida last
Tuesday, and will visit different places in
The South. He may decide to settle there,
q the climate and other conditions are to
lis liking.
March 20. III.
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