Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-14
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Mrs. Lou sytevens, Of New York, is in
town.
Mrs. v. P. Kline, OF Cleveland, is at
Ideal lodge, South street.
Dewitt whittlesey, wife, child and
nurse are ct the Homestead.
Mrs. Susan Tebbetts, of Boston, is the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. p. Hinckley.
George A. Clough, OF Brookline, Mass,
and family are at Halcyon lodge.
The family Of F. NJ. veazie, jr., has gone
to Bucks Harbor, where he is employed.
Carl HinckIey has gone to wayland,
Mass, to visit his brother, Lester T.
Miss Maud Dodge, OF Worcester, Mass,
and Miss Colby are at the Dodge home
stead.
Mrs. Davidson, OF Allegheny, Pa. and
Mrs. Tapley, of Toronto, Canada, are at
the Naples.
The fantasies, who had street parade
the morning Of July 5, were the best seen
here for years.
Louis Bostelman and Mr.. KaDbish, OF
New York, two fine musicians, are here
again for the season.
n. 8. Sweet, ST., and wife have removed
to "The Shelter. Their new house at the
village is progressing well.
DR.. G. Eugene Riggs and family, of st.
Paul, are occupying their cottage at
Parker Point. His large yacht is in the
bay.
The summer sale OF the ladies' Baptist
circle was held in the chapel July s. The
room was handsomely decorated. The at
tendance was not as large as usual on &C.
count Of the rain, but something over $50
was taken.
Miss Nettie Clay, accompanied by her
brother Welland, left last week for Ore
gon. The good wishes OF her friends at
tend her.
Though Parker Point is by no means in
the .sheart Of the Maine woods, Sprague
Sweet saw large moose lettering around
his place recently.
An entertainment will be given in town
hall Wednesday evening, July p, by Miss
Marion Wilson, impersonator, for the
benefit OF the ladies' social library.
There will be music in connection with
the program.
A pleasant surprise was given X. q.
Lord at the close OF rehearsal held at
Mrs. c. E. Hollis Saturday evening, July
10. Mr.. Lord has been leader Of the choir
in the Congregational church for many
years, and he was suddenly greeted with
birthday song set to familiar air, after
which ice-cream and cake were served to
the choir and few friends, including
Mrs. W. /. Partridge and Miss Abbie, the
latter having usually LIBERATED her birth
day anniversary in connection withs Mr..
LORDS, on July Ii.
In celebration of the Fourth, members OF
James A. Garfield post and W. r. Z. had a
July 5. As the teams drove up they were
greeted with blowing OF trumpets and
ringing OF bells. Dinner was served in
the cool dining-room, where the tables
began to groan under their burden Of
good things. There were boiled clans,
baked beans, cold meats, sandwiches,
lettuce, pickles, cakes, pies, etc., ETC.,
while cool lemonade was constantly at
hand. The ladies thought ''the boys" re-
newed their age that day, they were SO
jolly. Mr.. Butler, who has been confined
to his home many years by rheumatism,
passes good deal Of time in making
pretty baskets and fancy things from
cedar, and he presented each lady with
one OF these articles as souvenirs OF the
pleasant cele bration. Those present were
Miss Lou Leach, who has been q member
Of w. &. c. in Waltham, Mass, for
twenty years, Mrs. Ada Littlefeld, Mrs.
Julia Farnham, OF West Brooksville, Mrs.
Abbie Billings, Alfred Osgood and wife,
Rodney Osgood and wife, Henry Morse
and wife, SewaIl Snowman and wife,
Sewall Marks, OF East Boston, Haskell
Herrick, Prince Staples, Of Penobscot.
The officer OF James A. Garfield, who fur
nished this report truthfully says: '.If
sny one is DESTROYS of doing good to the
needy, or helping the poor or relieving
the sick, the relief corps is . good order
to join"
July u. N.
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