Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-19
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Ellsworth.
The schooner Harry w. Haynes, Capt.
Sidney A. Goodwin, from Hayti for New
York, put into Charleston, s. c., last
week, leaking. She sailed from there for
New York Friday.
Mrs. Minnie M. Avery, daughter Of Al
den v. Carter, OF West Ellsworth, died at
Hyde Park, Mass, Jan. 10, aged twenty
four years. The body was brought to
West Ellsworth for interment.
Mrs. Fred l.. Kent, Miss Agnes A. Lord
and Miss Mary F. Hopkins were in BAN
gor Monday night to see John Drew. Mrs.
Kent and Miss Lord were guests OF Mrs.
Harry Torrens, and Miss Hopkins Of Mrs.
Eudora Hopkins.
Officers OF Lygonia lodge, F. and A. M,
were installed last Thursday evening by
Past Master John B. Redman, with Past
Master T. E. Hale as marshal. The install
lation was public to families of Masons.
A sociable followed.
John Wakefield, Herman Sinclair and
Charles e. Mccarthy, who have been en-
ployed by the Ambursen Hydraulic Con-
struction Co. in Wyoming, are home.
Mrs. Wakefield, who joined her husband
in the West, returned with them.
There will be services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning at 1890. Sermon
by the pastor, Rev. w. F. Emery. Sub
ject: 1.-THE True Problems of Christian
Experience" vesper service at O'Clock.
Address by pastor. Subject: sThe Per-
sonal Love and Lead Of Christ" No eve
ming service.
The twelfth night entertainment given
by the Three class of the Baptist Sun
day school last Wednesday evening, furn-
ished q pleasant evening for the large
number present. There was program OF
music and recitations, and sale OF home
made candy and cooked food. Some novel
features were introduced.
Edward J. Peters, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
a son of the late Andrew Peters, who will
be remembered by the older residents OF
Ellsworth, had the misfortune to slip on
the ice few days ago and sustain frac-
ture OF the thigh bone. Mr.. Peters is be-
tween seventy and eighty years OF age.
He was born here, but moved to New
York many years ago.
State Master c. s. Stetson, P. of H., was
in Ellsworth last night, and left this
morning for Washington county. Roy G.
Haines, secretary of the grange fair COM
mittee, called upon him last evening and
on behalf of the committee extended an
invitation to the State master to visit the
big grange fair which it is expected will be
held next fall. Mr.. Stetson said he would
undoubtedly be present.
A joint public installation Of Rebekah
and Encampment branches of I. o. o. F.
will be held Friday evening, at 7.3O, con-
Quoted by grand officers. Members of
all, branches of the order, and their fami-
be served to members of Rebekahs and
Encampment only, except that sister
may invite her husband or gentleman
friend, and brother his wife or lady
friend.
Albert A. Joy, clerk at the Union Trust
Co., has resigned to accept a position as
cashier of the Merchants Trust & Bank
ing Co., of Presque Isle. He will probably
leave for Presque Isle next week. M. s.
Smith succeeds him in the Union Trust
Co. Mr.. joys many Ellsworth friends,
while regretting his departure, congratu-
late him on his advancement, and also
congratulate the Merchants Trust &
Banking Co. on securing him.
The first anniversary OF the Salvation
army corps in Ellsworth will be observed
by three days fair and sale Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10, II and IL.
Weekend meetings will follow, and con-
clude with stereopticon lecture, "The
Conquest of the Cross" The army corps
is soliciting contributions of articles for
sale, candies and money for expenses. No
tify Capt. Scott, of the Salvation army,
postoffice box 376, and he will call for do
nation.
The storm of yesterday seriously inter-
fered with the meeting of the Hancock
county league of postmasters which was to
have been held at Hancock hall. POST
masters Penney, of Hancock Point, Mer-
rill, of Green Lake, Aiken, of Sorrento,
Macomber, of Seal Harbor, and Col
son, OF North Sullivan, were the only ones
who put in an appearance besides Post
master Duren, Of East Corinth, president
of the State league, who was scheduled
for an address.
The lecture on the yellowstone Park",
illustrated with stereopticon views, by
Mrs. Woods, wife of Prof. Charles d.
Woods, of the University of Maine, under
the auspices OF the January committee OF
the Congregational church, will be given
at the vestry next Friday evening. The
lecture Of Mrs. Woods is said by those
who have heard it to be most interesting
and instructive. While all are cordially
invited, school children are especially
urged to attend. Homemade candy will
be on sale.
Hattie A., wife of Daniel M. Foy, OF
Cyiftondale Mass died Wadneadav Ian