Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-18


enable as to classify them so that the nee
essary things and those worth while will
he given our attention first.
VIII Meb please send Aunt Nadge her
address. We all want TO locate her.
We are depending upon Aunt Maria to
give us . description OF her trip TO the
appointed place Of the reunion, whittier
she Loyalty went September 9. Several Of
the NJ. B. fraternity besides myself had
pleasant call from her and her John or
their return trip home. We are all sorry
that after their long ride in the fog they
should have found the cottage closed and
no greeting awaiting them. Dell, We
almost envy you the reunion Jon enjoyed
with them.
The question Of attempting another
The next few weeks seem to have . num-
Der Of various fairs and festivals and con-
ventions, 20 that ct present no date can Be
definitely made.
This letter was TO have been read when
We met, but give ii to you because we
always like to hear from e. and hope We
can meet her some time.
GREAT Poxn, Sept. .
Dsar Asns Modge:
have thought 30 many times how much
should like TO meet you and the dear sisters
nj the reunion. II may never be here, but q,
the great reunion when We shall know rs we
are known hope to meet and greet you.
| We have had the pleasure Of entertaining
1 =. u. ~ n
home this summer, from Maine, Massachu-
sets, Iowa and New York Now We have
company from Amsterdam, n. y, and Win
| terport.
have almost snvisd Eras Slime the
| privilege Of entertaining you ali, bat she Is
such dear good woman that wish her and
| ali the sisters every happiness. Meb's west
ern letters are very interesting We are all
glad to hear from her and each other. and
when any Of YOU feel like taking trip to one
/, Ct the Prettiest localities in the wiids Of
Maint, come and take dinner WITH
sisrsR E.
| OMAHA, NEsR., Aug. q, 1867.
| To Asnt Nndse und tAe n. b. Colamn:
Although : stranger to you, have read
THE AnsaicAS for eighteen years, and have .
SON named from your paper. Have also had
many helpful hints, and have been thinking
of writing for some time for lost recipe,
when the article written by Meb from this
place stirred me on The recipe lost vas
/ printed In April or May, and was . cake
frosting made OF sugar. butter and black
coffee and that II all remember Of it,
Now for something else. am . thorough
Nebsska product, but married the son Of q
former well-known Ellsworth man about
sixteen years ago. In due course Of time We
sent an order to habyland for daughter, and
being ont Of girls the stork brought q boy.
Well, we could mot agree ON naming him
Elizabeth. after his grandmother and my sis-
ter, nor could We agree on Johnny, Jacob OF
| Isaac, SO it ran along . week and my HUSBAND
brought home the ELLSWORTH AMKlIcax,
which 1 could see in big black print from
where he sat reading to me- All At once the
| inspiration came to me, and we all agreed to
| it, grandmother and all.
| tits quite = long name to handle ct times
seeing his last name is not short, and people
have way Of not repeating it. even after it is
| distinctly pronounced to them; but in spite
| Of it all, he has grown TO be = fne large lad,
| almost fifteen years old, looks like his fathers
people and loves baked beans, ate six when be
was three weeks old and always cried rs soon
as they began to cook until we always had to
| feed him little Of them ~ soon rs we could;
still never gave Maine all the credit for that,
as some Of my ancestors were from Vernon,
and all my people live in New York state.
We visited Maine and New York six sum-
mers ago. and were perfectly delighted with
| the scenery, and especially the amount Of
water We found and the clesrness Of it, l
read with interest what Meb said Of Omaha,
and must confess to the truth Of it, although
am sure she visited Omaha the very worst
time OF the year for eastern people, and
especially now As there is = big boom ON here,
and the streets are either Uttered up with
building material, torn up with new paving,
or by the putting in of underground tele-
phone wires, gas or water pipes. and about
the only navigable streets we have are the
broken pavement kind which will come under
A Humane Appeal.
A humane citizen OF Richmond. Ind.