Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25

Eeesuis iorest reserve lor tne Whit'
| ar,, an1 'i'e npp"i''" ,a"se
osno' 'eiesa'es aie ilon. ~ oohes
| a. M lngersoll, oil machias, VIII mov'
| ere soon ana open bakery In the store
recently vacated by Siivy q Scott. Mr.
! lngersoii has been IN the bakery business
IN Machns several years. tie expects tt
nave his store here open by the middle O.
'ias'
| A small power launch owned by Adel-
pert Hodgkins, OF Marlboro, sank in the
river mere last week. The launch was tieo
up al wharf, rolled on her side at low
water and filled with the rising tide. Some
nttings were lost, but the launch was only
slightly injured.
The fair, sale and supper OF Sunrise
council, Daughters of Liberty, will be
given at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening
Su per will be served from $50 to I
o'c-ock. There will be sale of fancy
articles, May ybaskets and home made
candy. short entertainment will be
given during the evening.
Mary E., widow OF Charles w. Jellison,
died suddenly of heart failure Friday at her
home on Water street, aged sixty-three
years. She leaves a son, Martin ]. Jelli-
son, of Ellsworth, and q daughter, Mrs.
Myra Anderson, of Bar Harbor. Funeral
services were held at the house Sunday,
Rev. J.. p. Simonton officiating. Music
was rendered by Mrs. Harvard Greedy,
Mrs. Fred Kingsbury and M. B. Gerrish.
The nostnoned Faster concert at the
Methodist church Sunday evening was
we'll attended. The nroOramme was as
,o,,ows. r,,oan yoI,nt.rv NJ. Harvard
aree,v. s;no;ng school. scr;nture reading
and prayer, Rev. ]. P. Simonton; anthem,
Fullerton, Grace Taylor; duet, Miss Addie
Tinker and Mrs. Marion Fullerton; recita-
tions, Alvin Barron, Sula Snow, Annie
Brapn; solo, Ernest Kingsbury; recita-
tions, Della Barron, Grace Young, Walter
Barron: duet, Miss Tinker and Mrs. Full
lerton recitstions, Nellie Treworgy, Earl
Snow, Ethel Young, Lucy Stevens, Roy
Drake: singing. school; benediction.
IT.. ..u;,.. =. ~. port;s+ o,,roh Ia -.
srndsv were rnnspa,,v ;ntarest;po pres;-
aant White ~ Colhy co,,eoa wa. the
nreachsr morning and evening and was
I;ste,ea ,o Nth loo, annreo;ot;on rhs
right hand of fellowship was given to
four new members at the morning service.
| The pastor. Rev. p. A. A. Rillam, leaves
this week for missionary trip to the
eastern section of Washington county
The pulpit next Sunday will be occupied
ate secretary of the missionary conven-
tion. Secretary Mower will also fill the
appointment at Surry Sunday afternoon.
Elvert II porLar formerJv of E,Ilswortb
annears this week in a leading role in an
ornats,r rrod,ctiop of the onara serbs
pirates ~ penzance,n at Lewiston. The
Io,,,;ston Io,,rn,J SATURDAY. nriptad q
nhotooronh ot some of the leading char.
actars in the onera Mr. Parker beinp
among them The Journal saws: "Mr
Parker will be admira BILE in the role OF
Major General, as has been evident from
the moment the rehearsals for the opera
began. Mr.. Parker has had considerabl
experience in amateur productions OF
opera, and his singing of y am the very
pattern Of a model majo general, is sure
to bring down the house."
Tha. u.lnsomsbow society was enter
ta;ned bv Miss Cor;nne Smith at her home
on FrankIin street Tuesday evening.
There was a good number present. consid-
er;no the storr, and tbe svaning nassed
'AAe 'A.e
pieasantiy ana quickly Inc reiresh-
ments added much to the pleasure of the
occasion. and were most appetizing. The
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