Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-29


the advanced age OF eight-three years,
eleven months and three days. Besides
her son Elvert she leaves brother L. e.
Barlow, OF Canton, Mass. Mrs. Parker
lived with her son here for some years,
and those whom she met here sincerely re-
gret to learn OF her death.
The West Side grammar school won its
first game OF the season in basket ball last
Saturday by beating the East Side grammar
by score Of 25 to 8. Both sides played
well. The lineup was as follows: West
Side-L. Fortier, r. T.; f. Coughlin, I. T.; M.
Barron, c.; g. Fortier, /. b.; j. Bresnahan,
r. b. East Side--H. Brann, RI; II. Har-
rington, LII; q. Brooks, c.; M. Johnston,
|. h.; r. Drake, r. b. L. Fortier shot four
baskets, nine fouls, and F. Coughlin shot
four baskets. s' &
News has been received here OF the
death last Friday at Portsmouth, N. f.,
OF Rosa Belle, wife Of Alonzo F. Bowden,
aged fifty years, ten months and nineteen
days. Mrs. Bowden, whose maiden name
was Garland, was a native OF Ellsworth.
She moved to Eliot some years ago, and
thence to Portsmouth. The end came
after long illness of cancer, which she
| bore with patient Christian fortitude.
Besides her husband, she leaves daugh-
! ter-Mrs. Annie B. JOY; a son Raymond
W.; three sisters-Mrs. Ella ]. Gardner,
| and Mrs. Ida M. Pho, of Portsmouth, and
Estella Tetterley, of Eliot, and a brother
Albion Garland, of Newington.
Mrs. Frank d. Jellison died Jan. Is at
Los Angeles, Cal, in the seventy seventh
year of her age. Mrs. Jelison was
ing Sarah Frances Chandler. She was a
daughter OF the late Samuel Ohandler,
years ago prominent resident of
Ellsworth. Her husband, who is also
a former resident of Ellsworth, a son
of the late Melatiah Jellison, sur
| wives her, with one daughter Mrs. Celia F.
Hoyt, and three sons-E. B., B. H.Jellison,
of Santa Monica, CAL, and H. &. Jellison,
of Monrovia. Cal. OF her own family, she
is survived by one brother-Albert Chand-
her, Of Yakima, Wash. A niece in Ellis
worth is Mrs. e. E. Rowe.
| Rev. E. b. Kizer, who has been pastor of
the Methodist church here for nearly two
years, has been elected to an important
| educational post in Iquique college, at
Iquique, Chile, s. A. Dr. Kizer, accom-
panied by his mother, will sail from New
York direct to Panama on Feb. Is, going
thence down the west coast of South
America. His election to this post is fiat
tering to DIR. Kizer, and his friends in
Ellsworth congratulate him upon it.
Both he and Mrs. Kizer have made many
| friends in Ellsworth, who Will regret their
| departure. The pulpit of the Methodist
church here will be supplied during t he
few weeks intervening between DR.
Kizer's departure ana the annual con fer
ence.
A musical event of unusual interest is tc
be given in the Congregational church
next Wednesday evening, Feb. 3, by the
quartet choir OF the First parish church
of Bangor, aud II. Everett Hail. organist
This quartet is highly-trained, and ha:
the reputation in point of excellence o
being surpassed by but one choir in tht
State; the members are Harry K. Pole
tShoI MIS- biON Ii, ooE'Idhoj MISS Aiu'
Glass, alto; II. W. Libby, bass. MIR
Halls delightful playing at the churct
centennial and at Thanksgiving is wei
remembered, and it will be pleasure tt
hear him again The quartet, or membe
of it in solos, will furnish seven number
of the program, and Mr.. Hall five mum
bers. The program will be published il
full next week.