Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-02

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capt. Roland =. Bonsey and wife, Capt.
| Alexander Bonsey and wife, Mrs. Betsy
iorrey, Mrs. charlotte Clement, and Mrs.
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| Donaqua lodge, knights OF Pythias, has
eiected omcers as follows: Chancellor
commander, M. Y. McGown; vice-chan-
cenor' = :. ShVy' preiate' :. a. Lord;
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| Esoteric lodge, r. ana A. NJ, established
new record IN masonry last Thursday
evening, when two brothers, Frank d. and
Leon u. Rowe, were raised, theif brother,
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Henry A. Pierce, Tor many years resi-
| dent OF Ellsworth, died at the nome OF his
daughter, Mrs. william A. Hasiam, IN La
nome, last thursday, ageo seventy-three
years. Mr. Pierce was veteran OF the
olVh war. lie began business In the ELS
worth founory, winch ne ran Tor many
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| oherih Mayo mas announced the ap-
pointments OF deputy sherlhs as 1ollows;
David w. Carney, Ellsworth; James ).
fernald, southwest Harbor; Bloomneld
higgins ana M. a. ohea, Eden; John Il.
/ webster, biuehli; aeorge Y. oyer ana
oharles II. spfague, FRANKLIN; FRANCIS
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port; David w. Wescott, Castlne; Jo-
seph H. hatoh' otohihgtoh' FRANK ..
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MIS- Eva HigroVe, OF North sullivan,
was arraigneo before Judge refers IN tne
EisWorth muhicipai court MONDAY,
! en- argeo Win assault on her motner-h-
sse Mrs. Lucy young. Inc cniloren OF
MRS. hiigrove ana httie daughter OF
Mrs. Young became inVoiVeo IN quarrel
hrs. 1ouhg attempted TO separate theH,
when MIS-. hligroVe appeared ana told
MIS- 1ouhs 10 ie' 'he cnhoreh nsn1 IL
OUT Inc molhers e&ehangeo comph-
ments, and Mrs. Hilgrove struck Mrs.
Young. she was hned 20 and costs.
Mrs. Sarah A. Reynolds died Monday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. B. F. Phillips, in the eighty second
year of her age. Mrs. Reynolds had been
ill long time. Several months ago she
received fall from which she never fully
recovered. She leaves four daughters
Mrs. Austin M. Foster, Mrs. B. F. Phillips
and Mrs. F. f. Gray, of Ellsworth, and
Mrs. John McGregor, of Eastport. Fun
afternoon, Rev. S. w. Sutton, of the Uni
tartan church, officiating.
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Inc ahnuai ois1rie. convention Vi oou
Fellows Will be held in Ellsworth Friday,
JAM rs. There will be work afternoon
ond eyan;,, with s,nn.r Of o,o,ool, ond
midnight. A committee on ARRANGEMENTS,
of which F. L. Mason is chairman, has
been appointed by Leiok lodge. The in
itiatory degree will be worked by Winter
Harbor lodge, the first by Bar Harbor,
second by Northeast Harbor and third by
Southwest Harbor. Other lodges in the
district beside those mentioned are Blue
hill, Brooklin and North Brooksville.
The pastors of the Congregational,
Methodist and Baptist churches are plan
ming TO unite in special services for the
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"eeA VI prayer "nion gins neA. sun
| day. The hrst service VIII be held IN the