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

end was sister OF the late John l.. Moor
Her husband was native Of Mariaviile.
Friends OF Mrs. E. l. Curtis viii regret
to learn Of the death OF her son, Perciva'
Davis, at their home in Maiden, Mass,
yesterday. Toe remains are expected to
arrive here Friday morning.
Thomas R)binsoa died at the insane
hospital at Bangor last Friday afternoon,
aged eighty four years. The remains we're
brought,to Ellsworth Saturday and the
funeral held Sunday, Rev. u p. Simonton
officiating.
Work at Lygonia lodge planned for last
Saturday evening had te be posi poned OF
&C oubt OF the illness of the worshipful
master, II. W. Dunn. WorE planned for
thi4 evening will be postponed for the
same reason.
For the first time since II, r. D No q
July, 1902, the carrier, Frank E Gray.
missed trip yesterday, being victim OF
the grip which seems to be epidemic. W.
T. JeI ison took his place.
The entertainment to be given by
members of the Unitarian parish will oe-
ear at the vestry Wednesday evening,
March A farce entitled "Wooing under
Difficulties" will be presented, preceded
by minstrel performance.
J. II. Mcdonald and wife, of the Green
tives In New Hampshire and western
Maine, are expected back in Ellsworth
o-night. White he-s they will be The
guests OF l.. F. Giles and wife.
Harry NJ. Bsiistty's picture adorned one
OF the pages OF the Bangor Netos last
week. Harry is bright Ellsworth school,
boy who sspires to be an editor and
printer. He edits and publishes the Il g.
worth Times, creditable amateur week
iy, doing sll the work himset outside Of
school hours.
The missionary meetfng OF the Copgre-
gationsl church WAS held with Mrs. L. A.
Emery yesterday afternoon. DR.. Mary L..
Burnham, who Is home from China. was
present, and added much to the interest
OF the study OF mission work in that
country. The next meeting will be held
two weeks hence with Mrs. Austin II. Joy.
Ralph Il. Holmes has been appointed
by Gov. Cobb d legate to represent the
Ellsworth high school at the inaugural
ceremonies at Washington on March 4.
The governor OF each state is authorized
10 appoiat one or more, not exceeding
five, representatives from high schools.
The Ellsworth high has been honored in
being thus designated.
Tue many feitnGs OF William J. Drum
mey and wife sympathizs with hem in
the death OF their fiye-yearolt dsug ht, r
Mary f., who died yesie erday after.
noon after an illness Of only two
days Of Group. A peculiarly distressing
feature OF the sad event was that MIR,
Drummey, who was away, did not arrive
until after the little one had died.
Mrs. Elizabeth Suminsby Kirkby, for.
merry OF this city, died al the home OF her
sister, Mrs. E. L. Curtis, in Maiden, Msss.,
Feb. 16. aged sixty-three years. She was
daug hter OF the late John Suminsby, of
this city. Mrs. Kirkhy leaves one daugb-
ter, Mrs. c. W. Morrison, now OF Brook
lyn, N. Y. A son. Rodney. died some
wears ago. Besides her sister, Mrs
Ktrkby leaves one brother. John Sum
tnshy, OF Bar Hsrbor. The remains
,rrived here Saturday morning, accom-
by e. L. Curtis.
Daniel Ii. Herlihy, OF Bar Hsrbor, VITO
was before Judge Peters in the municipsi
court last Wednesday and Thursday, was
. ltI n
piaints. He was sentenced to sixty days
In jail and fine OF Sl00 and costs on
sacn. He Appealed boil cases aud gave
aonds. There was third compsi I
against him for maintaining a huisAu oe /;
on this he was bound over to await the
a'tion OF the grand jIry at the Aprii term
0t the supreme C urt. ID. e. Hurey. #
Ellsworth, appeared for the STATE; L N.
Benson, OF Bar Har Dor, for the defendant.