Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-11-18
been removed, but the COW had been left
to rot where she fell.

been removed, but the COW had been left
to rot whore she fell.
| Owing to limited time in which to pre-
Jpare it, the Dirigo club has abandoned the
idea Of presenting drama in connection
with its Thanksgiving eve bail. The COM
mittee in charge is now busy arranging
for an attractive vaudeville program.
M. H. Clement was adjudged guilty of q
violation Of the prohibitory Law BY Judgs
Peters yesterday in the municipal court,
ard was fined 10 and costs. He appealed
and gave bonds for his appearance at the
next term Of the supreme judicisl court.
Sunrise council, d. Of L., will meet with
Mrs. Fullerton, q Hancock street, to-
morrow evening. After the usual busi-
mess meeting, refreshments will be served.
All members are requested to be present,
- important business will como before the
meeting.
A party Of thirty gentlemen VIII rive .
series Of four private dancing asssnblies
at Society hall this winter. The first Of
the seriss viii be given next Tuesday
evening, Nov. "A, and the others will fol-
low 1t intervals Of two weeks. Dancing
win begin at 9 O'Clock.
Governor Cobb last Wednesday an
nounced the nomination Of John B. Red-
man Is judge Of the Ellsworth municipal
court, in place Of Judge John A. Peters,
whose term expires Dec. /, and who, hav-
ing been elected to the Legislature, was not
. candidate Tor denomination.
Agnes M, wife Of Neil A. Raymond,
died this morning ct her home on Fourth
street, after long illness Of consumption,
aged twenty-three years. She was the
daughter Of John Clark, Of Ellsworth,
and was married to Mr.. Raymond two
years ago. They have no children.
Margaret, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter FortieT, died Thursday of diphthe-
ria, after an illness Of only . few days.
Her sge was three years and eight months.
Sympathy is expressed for the parents,
who have lost two children within few
weeks, May, aged eleven years, dying on
Sept. last.
The Grows house at the corner Of
franklin and Pine streets has been rented
as parsonage for the Methodist society.
and Rev. w. F. Emery and family will
move there the last Of this week. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
fumigated throughout, and the interior
painted and papered. A new furnace has
been installed.
The remains OF William T. Hersey, who
was found dead in pasture at North
Bluehill few weeks ago, were taken to
Dexter last night by Undertaken Harry
c. Austin. Preston Hersey, brother
Of the deceased, completed the identifi-
cation OF the body from clothing and
articles found on it, and made arrange
ments for its burial.
The Ellsworth people who went to
Orono last Saturday to witness the Bow
doin- U. of M. football game, failed to con-
meet with the regular train down which
| was held half an hour for them, and for
time it looked as il they would have to
spend Sunday in Bangor. The Maine
Central put on a special train for them,
however, and landed them here about 8
o'clock Saturday evening.
The services at the Baptist church,
| which have been suspended during the past
| few weeks because OF the enforced ab-
sence of the pastor, Rev. P. A. A. Kiliam,
who was in 'sdursnce vile" while his
| house was under quarantine, will be re-
sumed next Sunday. Mr.. Killam's many
friends were pleased to see him out this
week, and to know that his son Keith,
who has been i'll OF diphtheria, has fully
| recovered.
The Methodist society has decided to
finish OF the basement Of the church, and
| the details are now under consideration.
| A cement floor will be laid, with an un-
derdraining Of tile. The room will be
| room and parlor, with provision for
throwing all open into one large dining
room. There will be well-equipped
kitchen, and toilet-rooms for men and
women. Every convenience Of a modern
church home will be provided.
Donaqua lodge, No. 106, K. Of p, ranks
second in q list OF ten lodges in the State
for obtaining the highest percentage Of
increase in membership from Jan. /, 1908,
to July /, 1908, it's increase being 52 per
cent. The grand lodge voted to confer
diplomas upon the ten leading lodges, and
the diploma dus Donaqua lodge will be
conferred 1t its stated convention this
evening by Grand Chancellor Lewis e
Davis, assisted by other grand lodge OIL
GERS. An appropriate program has beer
arranged, and . supper will be served al
the close Of the convention. Ali members
of the lodge are requested to be present.
An illustration Of how faulty men'i
memories may be was shown by little
friendly discussion which arose at thu