Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21


PROSPECT HARBoR.
Albert Yeaton and wife are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son
Thursday.
New arrivals at Allenhurst, The Sands,
during the week were Cornelius Van Ness,
Boston; Miss Geraldine Given and Miss
Clara Fouse, Philadelphia.
Miss Frye, OF Augusta, made success
full canvas OF the village this week in the
interest of the Children's Home, Augusta.
Miss Nina Higgins, OF Winter Harbor,
is spending few weeks with her mother
at DIR. Larrabee's.
Mrs. Ferolin Main, of Jackson, Mich,
arrived at her brothers, j. NJ. Williams,
on Monday, after an absence of thirteen
years, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Sarah Bunker and son, OF Frank
lin, were guests at j. S. Cocmbs' the past
week.
Benjamin Crosby and party, of Frank
lin, are spending the week at E. w.
Cleaves'.
Halcyon temple of Pythian Sisters had
a strawberry festival in Columbus hall
dining room Wednesday evening, and
later in the evening had an initiation in
the temple.
Mrs. E. w. Cole, OF Dorchester, Mass,
was here Thursday calling upon friends
and relatives.
Through the kindness OF Capt. Z. A.
Over, quite party enjoyed a sail on his
steamer and the day in Bar Harbor Thurs
day. Rev. and Mrs. G. w. NJ. Reyes, Mrs.
WEIGH Moore, Miss Alta Cole, Miss Ger
trude Bickford and others were in the
party, besides Capt. Overs family.
E. w. Bridges, A. r. Joy and Henry
Over made a quick trip and return to
Swans Island Wednesday, in the formers
naphtha boat velma.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in the
union church for Lewis Noonan, IT,, eldest
child OF Lewis and Clara Noonan, who
died July 10, after a lingering illness OF
tuberculosis, which extended over period
OF several years. Towards the last be was
great sufferer. Mr.. Noonan, who had
just passed his twenty-second birthday,
was young man Of good habits, a mem
Der Of Bsskshegan tribe, I. o. r. NJ, the
members Of which attended the service In
a body, Rev. {. A. Purdy, Of Sulli-
van, officiated. There was profusion OF
beautiful flowers, contributed by Baska-
hogan tribe and Winnetka council l. o.
r. NJ, and relatives and neighbors. The
bereaved parents and large family con-
nection have the sympathy OF all. The
Baskahegan tribe OF Redmen, which has
been unusually unfortunate since its in
stitution in the loss OF SO many OF its
young members held its burial service
at the grave.
July Is. c.
Charles Hewins and wife, OF Hampton,
Va, left Saturday for Castine.
DIR. F. F. Larrsbee has returned from a
trip up country, where he went to buy a
horse.
Mrs. A. H. Wasgatt and daughters have
returned from a visit to relatives in Bar
Harbor.
Rev. G. Mayo and wife, with their
daughter. were guests of the A. II. Was
gasts Sunday.
Miss Bernice Dunn, of Franklin, was
guest of her aunt, -,irs. J. S. Coombs, the
last of the week.
District Superintendent Haskell preached
fine sermon Sunday morning at the
Methodist church.
f. w. Bridges and wife, with their
daughter Velma, have returned from q
visit to friends in Steuben.
Miss Helen Cole came over from Winter
Harbor Saturday to spend the weekend
with her cousin, Genevieve Cole.
Officers of Schoodic lodge, K. OF P,
were installed Saturday by J. NJ. Williams,
deputy. as officers: c. c., Bert d. JOY; ".
G., F. NJ. Seayy; NJ. of W., Ellery Cole; NJ.
at A., E. c. Cole; prelate, A. E. Yeaton; l..
o., E. Marshall; o. g., Ira Kelly.
JuIy 10 r.