Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-09
COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Dana Dyer 10 at home nom Aroostook
county.
The Baptist sewing circle met with Mrs..
Augustus Bunker last week.
Eugene Bunker and Ssth Crahtrss have
painted Mn. II. h. Homer's houss.
Robert Phillips has had water piped to
his house from nearby boiling spring.
Mrs. Simon Bunker, Of Tunk Pond, was
the gueet Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Donnsll,
Thursday.
Mrs. Leslie Swan il . delegate to the East
Maine Sunday school institute ct Bangor
this week.
Mrs.. Florence Sheldon, OF Portsmouth,,
N. H., il visiting her cousin, Mr. Gro
lire Bra9don.
Mis Rena King gave . Halloween
party to her school friends which was
much enjoyed.
Everard Noyes, wife and infant son, Of
East sullivan, were guests Of the West
Blaisdells Sunday.
Miss Bernice Dunn returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit ct 0oulds-
boro and adjoining towns.
Mrs. H. r. Collins and daughter Virginia
returned Saturday from . weeks visit
| with friends ct Bar Harbor and Ellsworth.
A. H. Mayo, of Winter Harbor, who was
with his parents ct the Baptist parsonage
. few days last week, has left for Port
land.
| The ladies' aid society Of the Methodist
church will meet ct the vestry Wednesday
TO plan and commence work for their
Christmas sale.
Charles Carroll and wife, Of Greenbush,
are in town for the winter. They will
make their home with Mrs. CArroll's
father, Roscoe Bragdon.
Rev. George H. Conn, OF the Bangor
theological seminary, has been secured -
Sunday supply for the Methodist churches
hers and 1t East franklin.
Mr.. Foss. superintendent Of schools,
has been fortunate in securing w. Il.
Bragdon to teach the grammar school in
district 2. 1t il fortunate also that Miss
Daisy Gordon, teacher Of the primary
grade, could b retained.
Dilemma Springer, widow OF James N.
Blaisdeil, died Ut her home Monday after
noon. She had not been well for
some time, but kept about her
room up TO > day or two Of her dscease,
and her passing away was . sad surprise
to her friends. She was . woman Of
quiet, domestic traits, and OF saintly
charscter-one who rad much and was
well informed. Since her retirement from
active life, she had been much Of s'shut-
i'm, glad ct ali times TO meet her friends,
and her afectionate greetings viii not
soon be forgotten. She was . consistent
Christian, who in reality, vas .sonly wait
ing till the shadows were little longer
grown, and now, ct their passing, she has
entered into rest. She leaves one SON
H. p. Blsisdell, with whom abe lived, and
. step Follett Gerrish, OF
Kittery Point.
Nov.7. B.
Lola Dyer and Lucy Cousins were in
Eastbrook one day last week, calling on
friends.
Mrs. r. J. Perkins, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mile in Somerville,
Mass, 10 home.
The Squaw club met with Miss Nina
Jellison Nov. 8. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. J. ID. Perkins Nov. II.
Now. SPEC.
| PENoBsCUT.
Mrs. n. A. wardwell spent Saturday in
Bangor.
Irving Ittleheld, OF Portland, spent
Sunday in town with his parents.
Mrs.. Ruth Smith left Monday for an ex-
tended visit In Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Ida Wardwell Is spending the week
in Bluehiil With her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Emerson.
Mrs.. F. A. Miller, OF South Portland,
visited her parents, J. L. Lttleneld and
wife, last week.
Miss Nina varnum gave . successful
musical recital in CAstine this week, where
she has large class.
The many friends of B. II. Leach viii be
glad to learn that he 10 somewhat inn
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