Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20

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The west side grammar school boy.
played the east side grammar at football
| in Blacks field last Saturday forenoon and
swiped them to the tune OF Is to 0. Next
Saturday the same teams are to try con-
clusions again, when the east side boys
hope to get even.
Glenn A. LAWRENCE and wife, Of Boston,
were here on Sunday. Mr.. Lawrence was
called East by the sudden death OF his
mother, who died suddenly at Portland last
Yeek. Mrs. Lawrence will remain for q
short visit with her parents, Judge and
Mr.. A. W. King.
.sJoe, the Turk" Of Constantinople, will
be the special feature OF the Salvation
Army meetings here Oct. q, % and %.
He will appear in full Turkish costume.
He speaks and sings in various languages,
and plays the double-jointed cornet, clari-
net and saxophone.
Mrs. H. M. Hall entertained group Of
frie nds last Saturday evening in honor OF
MiD Charlotte Hopkins, OF Bangor, who is
guest OF Mrs A. P. Wiswell. Miss Hop
kins has recently returned from Germany,
where she spent two years studying music
and the German language.
Last Saturday evening was the wedding
anniversary OF David w. Carney and wife,
and . few friends gathered at their home
on STATE street and presented them with a
china teaset. A pleasant evening was
spent in games and social intercourse.
Refreshments were served. Among the
guests were George Treadwell and wife, Of
Marlboro.
c. p. Dorr, hunting near Teddy pond,
with Daniel Carter, had the pleasure of
observing at leisure and at close range two
COW moose and calf, which did not
appear in the least disturbed by the pres
ence Of the hunters. Fresh tracks of q
bull moose were seen, and he was evil
IDENTIFY in the near vicinity, but did not
put in an appearance.
Delegates from Ellsworth lodges attend
ing the meetings Of the grand bodies Of
Odd Fellows at Portland this week are
Arthur L. Frazier, from Lejok lodge; Will
liam E. Joy, from Wivurna encampment,
and Miss Annie E. Gray, from Nokomis
Rebekah lodge. Other Odd Fellows
attending are Frank s. Call, DR.. George 8.
Hagerthy and Harvey W. Morang.
A Halloween party will be given at
Hancock hall Friday evening, Oct.
q, under the auspices OF the Old
Home Week committee OF 1908, to raise
funds to wipe out, it is hoped, the
last Of the deficiency for that celebration.
In addition to dancing, with music by
Monaghan's orchestra, several novel
features suitable to Halloween will be
! introduced.
A large number OF the members and
friends of the Congregational church,
Enfield, Conn.,, met at the parsonage Mon
| day evening, to assist Rev. and Mrs. David
| l.. Yale celebrate their tenth wedding an
niversary. The affair was a complete sur
prise to Mr.. Yale, whose first knowledge
| OF the gathering was had when he
answered the door bell aud found the
large company on the walk and lawn in
| front of the house. A hearty welcome
began very pleasant social evening, dur
| ing which music and refreshments were
enjoyed. Allen B. Hathaway, on behalf
| Of the parish, presented Rev. Mr.. Yale $12O
in gold Springfield Republican Oct. I3.
Miss Elizabeth A. Silsby, Of Cambridge,
Mass, who is spending the season here,
gave talk on Germany to about forty
ladies, at the home Of Mrs. A. F. Greely last
Saturday afternoon, for the benefit of the
west side branch of the Village improve
| ment society. After reviewing the his
tory and legends connected with Eisenach
castle, Miss Silsby told in delightfully."-
informal way of her own visit to the
famous castle, illustrating with photo
| graphs. The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be used in the work OF improv-
| ing the grounds at the high schoolhouse
already begun.
c. s. Johnston's livery stable on Frank.
lin street was badly damaged by fire Sun
day afternoon. 1t is believed the fire
started in the basement and spread rapidly
to the loft. The whole interior of the
large building seemed afiame when the
firemen arrived, and they did excellent
work to hold the fire where they did. AL
the horses were taken out safely, but ths
sleighs, stored in the loft, were destroyed
and many Of the carriages were badly
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partially insured. Mr.. Johnston is occu'
pying the Maloney stable on Water stree
i temporarily. He will rebuild his stable a
once.
Cordelia A., widow Of Warren Remick
died at her home on the Bayside road
Tuesday, aged seventy-four years. Mrs
Remick had been in failing health TO
some years. She was q most 'estimabl,
woman, devoted to her family, and he
children returned her devotion in kind
Mr.. Remick died nineteen years ago
They had seven children, all Of whom ar
living Anna Conary, of Brewer
Oscar and Joseph Remick and Mrs. Susi
Pray, Of Ellsworth; Louanard Remick, o
Boston; Mrs. Agnes Alley, of Bar Harbor
and Mrs. Hattie Holt, OF South Portland
Funeral services will be held at the hom
to- morrow forenoon at $50 o'clock.
John W. Holmes, brother Of Rosco
Holmes, Of this city, died at his home i
New York last Thursday, aged sixty-thre
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