Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
COUNTY NEWS.
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pRnspECr HARMON.


Miss Vida Cleayes, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Fred Seavy leaves this morning for
visit in Bar Hsrbor.
Robert corbett and wife have moved
into their new house.
Ernest Rice leaves this morning for
Rockland on business.
Mrs. Charles Hutehings, who has been
quite ill, is improving.
Frank F. Hill, of Boston, has been a
recent guest OF w. F. Bruce.
Miss Julia Guptill was the guest of Mrs.
L. P. Cole few days last week.
II. E. White, seacoast missionary, spoke
in the Methodist church Sunday morning.
Miss Bertha Murphy, of fremont, who
has been visiting here, returns home to-
day.
George Cole, OF Guilford, has been
spending a few weeks with his parents,
j. w. Cole and wife.
LIP. Cole and wife leave for Bangor to-
day for few weeks. Mr.. Cole is to have
a cataract removed from his eye.
Miss Emma Cole has returned from
Winter Harbor, where she has been for
several weeks, and is now at c. c. Hutch
ings',
School closed Friday after pleasant
terms. Miss Dodge of the grammar and
Miss Nichols of the primary department
leave this morning for their home in
Searsport.
Announcer, ut cards have been received
from Elisha Bridges who was married
Dec. q. The bride was Miss Laura STAN
ley, of Steuben. They will reside here in
the n. II. Cole house. A host of friends
extend congratulations.
The order of Pocabontas installed
officers Jan. s. There are few changes
in officers for the ensuing term. The GER
emony OF installation is very pretty in
this order, and it was well carried out by
Mrs. Mary A. Williams, installing officer.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Dodge, the grammar sch ool teacher,
reports six of her pupils not tardy CT
absent once during the term of eight
weeks. They are: Hattie and Gladys
Hutchings, Genevieve Cole, Blanche and
Gertrude Bickford and Alta Cole. Ethel
Stanley was not absent during the term.
Nothing but words of praise are heard OF
the school entertainment which came of
Wednesday night under the direction OF
Miss Dodge. The tennis drill wRs very
pretty, and the farce, "My Cousin Tim
mey," was especially suited for school en-
tertainments. The specislties were great
ly appreciated and heartily encored. They
were, a song by Miss Marion Pike; whist
ling solo, by Miss Julia Guptill; song,
There's a Dark Man Coming with Bun
de-" Master John Stinson. The enter
tainment ended with dance. Music by
Roberts orchestra, Mnbridge.
The Pythian sisterhood installed officers
Tuesday night, Mrs. L. P. Cole installing
officer. Following are the officers; p. c.,
Miss Alice NJ. Cole; c. c., Mrs. WEIGH
Moore; V. c., Mrs. /. n. Workman; pre-
late, Mrs. r. d. Guptill, K. OF r. and s.,
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton; NJ. of F., Mrs.
John Stinson; NJ. OF E., Mrs. c. C. LARA
bee; NJ. at A., Mrs. f. d. Chase; A. NJ. at
A., Mrs. J. W. Cole; 1. G., Mrs. Calvin
Tracy; o. G., Mrs. J. NJ. Williams; NJ. o.,
Mrs. John Hutchings; organist, Mrs. ]. B.
Cole. The sisterhood has membership
OF eighty-one, and each had the privilege
OF inviting one, so that the hall was well
filed. The floor work, Pythian drill,
under the direction of Mrs F. c. Bick-
ford, was highly complimented by the
visitors. After the installation an inter-
esting programme was listened to consist
ing of music, recitations and reading
The committee on music outdid itself,
and the selections were much appreciated
Refreshments were served
Jan. Is. C.