Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-22

Miss Mabel N. Joy is in Boston for two
weeks.
Lowell Smith, OF somesville, was in
town last week.
Albert Mcbride, OF Northeast Harbor,
was In town last week.
Esoteric lodge, F. and A. M, will work
the third degree to- morrow evening.
Mrs Fred L. Mason entertained group
OF lady friends at whist last Friday even
ing.
Arthur L. Gould is home from the
Maine medical school for short vaca-
tiop.
The Alliance Of the Unitarian society
will meet at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon, March /. Topic: "The Book
OF jon"
The Epworth league will have a supper
at O1d Eel ows hall next Wednesday
evening.
Misses Mary and Frances Doyle spent
Sunday In Bsago-, the guests of Miss Syl-
via Gnyuor.
Among the victims OF the grip are ex-
Mayor A. W. Greeiy, Frank s. Lord and
II. w. Dunn.
Rev. A. B. Carter, OF Brooksvil,e. was
In the city yesterday, the guest of Rev.
J. 2. Simoni on. -
Miss Mildred Wooster, of West Frank
lin, was the CUES, last week, OF Henry II.
Higglns aud wife.
DR.. Harry e. Mason and wife, who have
been spending several wee ks In this city
returned to Stonington Monday.
Edmon Emo and wife, OF Shore Acres,
Lsmoine Beach, spent a week with rels
tives here returning last Sunday.
Depu'y-e eheriff Carney made seizure OF
twelve quarts OF liquor this morning at
the Maine Central freight yards.
The socIabie given BY Irene chapter, o.
e. S.. last Thursday evening WAS well at
tended and an enjoyable evening spent.
&c. Burrill and wife left on the noon
train TO day to be present at the govern
or's reception at Augusta this evening.
quefort commandery worked the
Temple aud NJ uta degrees last Monday
evening. A banquet was served at $50.
The ladies' auxiliary o. the CoDgrega
lionsl church held an interesting session
with Mrs. l.. A. Emery Tuesday after
noon.
This being Wsshington's birthdsy and
a legal holicay, the postoffic is closed. II
will be open after the distribution OF the
evening mail.
Tho M isses Wyman will entertain this
evening "a company OF their young friend
who are expected 10 dress in the Martha
Washington fashion.
Mrs. George Il. Cunningham, who ha
been spe ding the winter in Portland
and Bos, on, has left for the Pacific coast,
where she will spend several months.
Thursday evening, March 2, is the date
decided upon by The telephone girls I
their shirt waist party in Old Fellows
hail. Invitations will be issued "ortly.
Fi,hIng on Branch pond has been inter
fered with The asst week by the water
coming through the ice. The weight Of
snow on the ice caused 1t 10 settle. Sun
day about 10 and a half OF siush was
on he pond.
Lawrence T. Sylvia, of Worcester,
Mass, has been visiting friends In Elis.
wort h the past week Mr.. Sylvia was
formerly foreman Of the finishing room
at the Union shoe compsDy's factory.
Mrs. Charles e. Alexander aud daugh-
ter e eanor are home from Bangor where
they were he Ruest' OF Mrs. II. e. TorreDs
(born Grace l Lord), formerly OF this
city.
News has been received here OF the
death, on Fer. is, at the home OF r
daughter, Mrs. E. j. Eims, Chelsea, Mas,
OF Emma 4 j., widow OF SewaIi Jordan.
Her hume was at 406 Mssss cbusetts ave-
nue., Boston, Dat at the time OF her death
she was visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jor-
dams age wss eighty. two years and three