Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-11-27


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A business meeting Ct the Ellsworth Re-
unoin was held in Boston, Friday, Nov. IS,
by the committee, and it was voted to hold
the annual Ellsworth reunion, including
Hancock county, on the evening of Feb
urary 1S, 1908, at Paul Revere hall, Me-
chanics building, Huntington avenue,
Boston. Any information in regard to
this occasion will be gladly furnished by
Mrs. Sa'lie Jones Palmer, secretary, No.
SS1 Massachusetts avenue, Cambridge,
Mass.
The schooner Melissa rrask. which wss
ashore at Little Deer Isle. was fioated last
Friday, and towed TO Belfast for renairs.
The cargo of coal. consigned to Frank s.
Lord. was taken out Of the schooner bv
sman vessels, ana brought here. The
stern- poss ana q large part OF the Keel CT
.ne irask are gone' ana she is stove in
.wo 81 'nree piaces, put sne is strongly
Duii' vessel ana IN spite OF the hard pcsi-
'lon M ~hien sne lay on the iedge, seems
not 70 nave oeeh paoiy strained.
The marriage of Miss uaale Meservev
Knowlton and Kenneth Mckenzie Came
ron will take place at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. John F. Kpowlton and
wife, on Church street. at O'Clock this
evening, Rev. r. 3. Mathews, OF the Con-
gregational church, officiating. A rece,
tion will follow the ceremony. The bride
and groom will leave on the late train for
Boston, and trip to Montreal, Toronto.
and London. Ont. where q week will be
~ ~. ~ -. siuUnl hoine pelore leaving
lor snnoni, "yo'' ~nere Mr. cameron
-o -of 'o.le sine. Sir. ca"e-
~. i'enss' aon' Donaia ". cameron
anI ' =, nnoon' on..' ms slseer' MIS-
nS.S i''Ae' u AofoAso' anu ms
.os..i ASn' afe mere 70 atteno tne
"e''s'
Mrs. Henry L. Murch, formerly Of ELS
worth, died Sunday at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Phebe McFadden. in Fair
field, aged seyenty-two years. Mrs.
Murch's maiden name was Della Somerbv.
and she was the daughter OF William
Somerby, in his life one OF the leading busi-
ness men Of Ellsworth. She was married
first to Edmond Macomber, Her second
husband was Mr.. Murch. Mrs. Murch
lived in Ellsworth until short time after
the death Of Mr.. Murch some ten wears
ago, when she moved to Portland. where
n. .es.o0u VIII nor osuenser' Mfs. NC
:. - r..., u1 ,.s' splins wnen tney moved
u. ohe leaves NO otnef cnuoren.
~ DrAy VIZ oe ofouSn' mere to-oay tor
.n'e''nen'' 4l t.
Chaslss,f,. Iocylen. Of Bucksport. held
for the April GRAND iury ON a charge Of
embezzlement. was brought to the county
jail in Ellsworth last Thursday. His health
has greatly improved since his incar-
ceration, and he now eats and sleeps well.
This is not his first visit to the Ellsworth
jail. Jocylen was indicted at the October
term of court in 1857 for larceny Of $500
from Jonas Turner, of Castine, He was
arraigned at the same term of court. and
pleaded guilty.. The case was continued
for sentence. and sureties in the sum Of
81 900 furnished. At the Apr;l term 1893.
the case was again continued. and at the
October term the indictment was filed. and
is still on file. The exact amount Of
money appropriated by Jocylen during
the past three or four wears from the
=, -. -.
is not vet known.
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80 ...' wo e'onnk, p.l
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