Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-14
COUNTY NEWS.


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Mn Georgia Smith spsnt Sunday at
Pretty Marnh.
Ths sewing circle INST with Mn. J. J.
eomss this week.
Miss Mary Somes i in Ellsworth visit
ing relatives and friends.
Hoyt Brown has besn confined to The
house By illness few days.
Capt. Fred Pray and Charlse Brown wers
hcms one day last week from tbs ssssmsr
MAssasoit.
Pearl Leland and wife, Of Trenton, were
here one day last week, Visiting his
daughter, Mrs.. w. .. BrowA
Mr.. ida Leland gavs ! house party
last Thursday evening. Fifteen ladies
meet and played games. Reirsshments
were served.
Mr.. Blake, who has been on the mail
route to Bar Harbor through the summer,
has been here the past week visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Emily Atherton.
Mt. Desert chapter, o. e. g., elected
oficsrs last Tuesday evening - foalows:
Mrs. Flora Bordeaux, worthy matron;
Charles Bordeaux, worthy patron;
Mrs. Dencie Sowes, associate matron;
Mrs. Julia Fernaid, secretary; Mrs. Ada
Somes, treasurer; Mrs.. Hattie Brown, con-
ductress; Mrs. Emma Craft, associate
conductress.
Dec. II. H.
MEMoRrAL RnaoLuYroxs.
Whereas, Il has pleased the Great Master
70 remove from our midst our brother, Ebsn
N. Hsmor, by death, therefore be II
Resosved, That in his death. Mount Desert
lodge, r. and A. NJ, has lost valuable menu
Der. and his family It's best earthly friend.
We consraend them to the care of the Supreme
Grand Master OF the Universe, who doeth all
things well, believing our loss TO be his gain.
Rssoived, That our charter be draped for
| thirty days, aud Is . token Of respect for our
| brother, copy Of these resolutions be sent
| to the sorrowing family, one spread ON our
| records and one sent 70 the ELLSWORTH
| AxsRfcAs for publication.
Whereas, Mt Desert lodge, No. leo, F. and
| A. NJ, IL compelled to record the passing from
its midst Of Bro. J. Q. Hill, whose vitality for
several years had been sapped BY disease, be
| IL hereby
Resolved, That the lodge has lost . most
| worthy member, whose activities in the work
before his strength had been seriously inn
| paired did much to energize his brethren, and
whose interest in the lodge did not percepti-
bly, decrease after he became unable 70 at
tend its meetings.
| Resolved, That the brethren endeavor to
emulate his many good qualities.
ResoiveG, That the lodge extend 70 his
widow Its sincere and adding sympathy.
Resolved, That the charter be draped In
mourning for period OF thirty days.
| Resosved. That these resolutions be spread
upon the records and copy Of them be sent
| TO the bereaved family, and that another
\ copy be sent 70 the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for
| publication.
Whereas, Death has again knocked at the
| door Of our lodge room and taken from our
number Brother Horatio 8. Seavey,
Resolved, That in the death Of our brother,
| this lodge has lost one Of its oldest members,
! the family . kind husband and father, and
the community q worthy citizen.
Rsso.ped, That our charter be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty days, that .
| copy Of these resolutions be spread on the
records Of our lodge, that o copy be sent to
| the family Of our brother, and copy sent to
the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
WILLIAM Il. CRAFTS,
| G. q. BORDEAUX,
| c. b. RICHARDSON,