Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-04
1oIJNTY NEWS
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Boston.
Mis- Mary Richardson Is at home for
.bort vacation.
-. staples made trip to Deer Isle in
Ais sloop last week
"a Conner is at home from Bates for
,ss Easter vacation.
n, George Parsons made business trip
"a Portland last week.
nan Mediation was in town over sunday
"a wav home from Hebron academy.
rho ladies Of the Unitarian society gave
s;,ner circle at the parish house Thurs
day.
1,,s,s was new arrival at the home OF
r,u,es Gray last week-a good healthy
boy.
Cd Adams was here on Thursday last
visit TO his sisters, Misses Lucy and
Ella Adams.
" q Blake and James Coombs left
s.turday morning to Join their yachts for
the summer
ri,,abeth Weeks left this morning for
pruford Falls, where she has secured a
POSITION as teacher.
Fred Hooper and wife, who have been
ri.iting Mr.. Hooper's parents, returned to
Boston lsss Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Gray is at DIR. +. 4. Phil
h,ook's in attendance on Mrs. Philbrook,
Who has been seriously Ill.
Mr.. Simpson, of Stonington. was in
town fora few days last week to visit his
s,urhter. Mrs. J. l.. Hooper.
Miss Annie shepherd arrived Saturday
and will take her position as teacher in
.he grammar school this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce returned on Saturday
ron, his vacation, and services in the
Unitarian church were resumed on sun
day.
Misses Matte and Ethel Grindle ar
riyed on Saturday, and win spend their
Easter vacation with DR.. J. w. Grindle
and wife.
JIM. vogeli received his notice OF rec
Ommendstion for appointment ss collector
o, customs for this district from Hon. e.
c. Burleigh last week.
Leslie Gray, James Gray, Joseph Mercy
and Augustus Common left this morning
FOX Bangor, where they will Join the yacht
Aria and &c; her in commission for the
Summer.
Miss Emma COMBS left this morning
iJr Greenville, where she will take the
school for a short time taught by her
sister, Miss Lenora Coombs, who has had
to give it up temporarily ON account of
illness.
Capt. Ellis Gray took Capt. Smaliidge's
place on steamer Silver Star this morning.
Capt. smailidge will proceed with the re-
pairs on the Golden Rod, and hopes to
have her in condition for business in
few days.
Madeline, the tvo-year- daughter OF
Joseph Peterson, met with very painful
accident one day last week. While play
ing around the house, she fell down the
steps into the shed, breaking the bone in
her arm. The arm was tended by DIR.
Parsons, and she Is now reported as
apidly improving.
Hancock lodge, F. and A. NJ, enter
alned visiting members from Islesboro
lodge Wednesday evening at its hall
here. Work in the thrd degree was con-
ierred on one candidate, at the close of
which esoalloped oysters, cake, coffee and
cigars we're served. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The ladies OF the relief corps gave an
entertainment and ball at Emerson hall
thursday evening, which was a big sue
cess Following was the programme OF
me entertainment: Vocal solo, W. A.
WALKER eornet solo, W. A. Kicker; read
mMs, Mss Kate Davenport; vocal solo,
smts. r. " Grindle; recitation, Mrs. Mary
aofey reading, Mrs. Frank Coombs; vo-
~ solo, Mrs. +. I'll. Carpenter. This was
ploSed by singing by the audience OF
ga war songs. Dancing was then in
aaiged N TO the music Of Perkins orehes-
"a. During the evening home made
1nuy was on sale. They also had a large
aess cake. The fortunate guesser was
s rs. mary Morey. During a lull in the
s.Aneing, cake and coffee were served in
.ae banquet room. Every one reports il
we pieasantest time OF the winter.
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