Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-06-15
COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Chester smith and wife came home from
Boston last week.
o. l. Flye who has been teaching at Bar
Harbor, is al home
Will Nutter, OF BiuehiIl. spent the
weekend at home.
Hotel Lookout, at Flye point, opened
for the season June 3.
Gleason Allen is home from Boston,
where he is employed.
Maynard Blaisdell and wife and Harry
Bridges were in Surry last week.
Miss Madella Ii. Small, OF sedgwick,
was the guest Of Miss Musa Dollard last
week.
DR.. E. C. Barrett, of Blaehin. has
opened his dental rooms in town for the
season.
Miss Lettie Fiye is home from Boston,
where she has been attending business
college.
oryiile Purdy, Master Gus and Charles
Purdy and maid, OF Brookline, Mass, are
occupying Capt. Enos wssgate's cottage
at frye point.
Mrs. A. W. Bridges, with her son Harry,
attended The graduating exercises at Cas-
tine normal school Her daughter
Gladys vas graduated.
Lee II. Powers and Master Foster, of
Dorchester, Mass, have arrived at their
cottage for the season. Mr. Powers sis
ter. Mrs. Ciarena Billings, Will Join them
TUESDAY.
Rev. Z. 5. Drew. OF Winter Harbor, de-
lvered an interesting memorial address in
the Baptist church Monday evening, May
30. Many from out Of town were present.
The church was tastefully decorated with
bunting and flags. Music by the school
children and church choir was much en-
ioyed-
The village and Haven schools are closed
for the summer vacation. Appropriate
exercises were held in each school, which
and much enjoyed. Both schools have had
successful terms. The pupils at Haven
enjoyed picnic Saturday afternoon on
Capt. Judson Freethey's beach.
June 6. USE FEMME.
Arthur Durham has gone to Boston to
go yachting.
Miss Ella Griffin visited her father at
Deer Isle last week.
Miss Alice Herrick, who has been teach
ing in Bluehili, is home.
Mrs. II. S. Kane and Miss Harriet came
home from Addison Saturday.
Miss Adele Mcfarland is home from
Roxbury, Mass, where she spent the win
ter.
viii Cousins has moved his family from
d. S. kane's house into Eugene Holdenis
house.
Mrs. Charles Purdy, OF Brookline, Mass,
has joined her family at their cottage at
Flye's point
Steamer Pemaquid came into Farms
worth Packing Co.'s wharf for a load
OF sardines Sunday.
Mr.. Emmons and family, OF Brookline,
Mass. are occupying Capt. Enos wasgate's
house at Flye's point.
William Herriek has purchased the
schooner Atalanta Of Capt. Pearl Tapley.
He will 90 coasting this season.
E. d. Mayo, who was called here by the
illness and death OF his mother, has re-
turned to his home in Beverly, Mass.
The Junior class OF the high school will
present the play, '.Willowdale," at Odd
Fellows hall saturday evening, June Is.
Mrs. Ruby Mcfarland and daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Harmon, OF Portland, are
employed at the Lookout for the season.
Miss Mary Wilson, principal OF the high
school, went to Rockland Saturday accom-
panied by the sophomore and junior
classes.
Misses Rachel Cole, Gladys Bridges and
Nellie Cousins came home from Castine
normal school Wednesday. Miss Bridges
is mel ber Of the graduating class
The republicans held caucus at the
selectmen's Office Saturday evening. The
following delegates were chosen TO attend
the county convention at Ellsworth: F.
A. Bowden; w. f. Cousins and John
Staples.
Mrs. Nancy Allen Mayo died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. A. E.
Farnsworth, Monday morning, June 6, at
the age of seventy-three years, OF cancer
of the stomach. Mrs. Mayo was the
daughter OF the late Ruth and Nathaniel
Allen, and had always made her home in
town. In March, 1860, she was married TO
J. Stillman Mayo, Of fremont, who died
thirty years ago. At the at age of
eighteen years, Mrs. Mayo united with
the Baptist church here, and always
lived a consistent Christian life. Not
only will she be missed by the family
but by the many friends, by whom she
was greatly loved. Funeral services were
held at the home Of her daughter We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. E. E. Small
officiating. Mrs. T. A. Smith and Mrs
II. A. Small, of Sedgwick, sang two
beautiful selections. The floral tributes