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

FRANKLIN.
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Sadie +. Wooster arrived home
from Camden Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Lorimer and infant son are
ct home rom Presque Isle.
Miss Cassilens Springer arrived home
from Bsr Harbor Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Dyer and young son have
returned home from Hampden.
Presiding Elder H. B. Haskell will hold
quarterly conference here Oct. 4.
Mrs. Leslie Swan will return to North
east Harbor soon for few weeks.
Ms. H. F. Collins left Thursday for
Bangor, Pittsfieid and other places.
Mrs. NJ. J. Springer has improved her
home by having front porch added.
The drama, 'aAunt Jeruaha's Quilting
Party" is to be given by local talent soon.
Mrs. Elbridge Perkins and Miss Edith
are ut home, after weeks visit ut Cas-
time.
Miss Addie stilphen, of Orland, was the
guest of Mrs. Leslie Swan q few days last
week.
Mrs. Harvey Bragdon and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, visited friends at Sullivan
last week.
Allen Smythe, OF Calais, who has been
the guest Of Walter Wilson and wife, left
Saturday.
Burleigh Swan, who is at home from
Northeast Har5or, returns to Bucksport
seminary Monday.
Mrs. Grace Butler French and little
daughter, who have been visiting friends
ut West Sullivan, are at home.
Mrs. Asa 8. Dyer and granddaughter,
Miss Muriei DeBeck, visited friends at
Hancock two days last week.
E. F. Bartlett, wife and little daughter
Mildred, OF Eastbrook, spent Sunday
night with Mrs. George Dyer.
Mrs. Abbie Dunn is having a new roof
built on her house, which viii change the
outward appearance somewhat.
Mrs. Crosby Wooster, of South Hancock,
was the guest OF Mrs. J. H. West ami sis
ter, Miss Brackett, Wednesday.
The three masted schooner John s.
Beacham is loading blocks for New York
from w. B. Biaisdeli & Co.'s quarry.
Walter Fernald is doing much needed
work at the West Blaisdell store In the
way of drainage and cementing the cellar.
Pastor Lee ami family returned from
their outing at webb's pond Wednesday.
During Pastor Lees absence the church
has been cleaned and the floor oiled.
Misses Amelia and Eunice simpson, OF
Newton, Mass, are spending some time al
their old home, Sullivan. A brief call by
Miss Eunice on friends here Saturday was
pleasure.
j. w. Biaisden and wife and Mesdame.
Blaisdcll rode to the head Of Molasses pont
and dined with Mrs. e. F. Bartlett Thurs
day. The day was ideal, and the driv,
from Maeomber's mill through the wood,
delight. This pond and surroundings
Gave hill and Sugar hill have some superi
views. The fishing at the pond and neigh
boring brooks is good.
Relatives and friends OF Mrs. Georg,
Googins Were saddened by her death a
Cambridge, Mass, recently. Her funera
ut LAmoine Wednesday was attended by
cousins from this locality. Mrs. Googin
and Mrs. Deasy. Of Prospect Harbor
whose death occurred few days previous
were women of endearing qualities, ans
had many warm friends here.
The death Of Miss Margaret Hunter, o
Cherryfield, last week, was sad news b
relatives hers, and brings to mind her adj
dress one Memorial Day few years ago
What tribute it was to the defenders O
the Union, and an eloquent testimonial {,
the local G. A. RI The tender, symps
thetic utterances she voiced fall siientI,
and befittingiy over her own closed life.
Superintendent W. E. Bragdon has beer
busy with the schools, and has secured thu
following teachers: No. !, Eva Springer
Franklin; 2, Mrs. Sadie F. Wooster, Yves
franklin, and Riila Staples. Atlantic;
Sadie BuxzeE., South Liyermore, and Cas-
silena Springer, Franklin, 1, Marion Por-
ter, Bangor, and Lillian Foster. Machias
port; 5. Mrs. Florence Springer, Easi
Franklin; 6. Katherine Bunker, Franklin
9,Wsde L. Grindle, South Penobscot 10
Harvey T.. Carter, South Hancock, and
Mrs. Marion Biaisdell, Franklin.
Sept. 10. B.
EAST FRANKLIN.