Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-01-14
|cOUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

game has gone to Surry, for the
winter
a.. GLADYS Bridges has returned to
,aw Rochelle, N. Y, where she teaches.
charles sherman and wife have gone to
~ York and Massachusetts, for a visit.
Miss Alice Herrick has gone to Provi-
-. r T.. where she has position as
tenogrspher.
IT.. f.. Mcfarland entertained the
.s;os NJ the missionary circle at her home
~-asasv afternoon. Refreshments were
80 Much work was accomplished.
oo,ter Harbor Rebekah lodge has cleo
- the following officers: Mrs. Edith
Ephillips. N. G.; Miss Helen Mayo, V. G.;
k,rs Rose Allen, secretary; Mrs. Belle
R,idees. treasurer; Mrs. Alice Stanley,
h9,s Nerva Bridges and Mrs. Francis
bridges, trustees
Rev. Arthur Tarbell, pastor OF the
p.rtist church, has organized nature
.,ndv club, also literature society,
rhicb meet alternately in the ladies'
n.rlor. All persons between the ages OF
tonrteen and twenty-eight are eligible
"a membership; persons over the ages Of
twenty-eight are invited to the meetings.
The Baptist Sunday school is having a
contest for the best average attendance
.ur;ng the month. Mrs. Alice Stanley is
,ontain of the s'blues" and Mrs. Belle
Rridges of the ''reds". The contest
nooan Ian. a. The new officers were cho-
sen at that time by nominating commit
,ee a. follows: Eugene Kane, superinten-
dent; W. F. Cousins, assistant. superinten-
dent: Miss Marjorie Kane, secretary and
treasurer; Miss Ruth Kane, librarian |;
George Colt, assistant Librarian; Miss
Helen Mcfarland, Mrs. Kate Staples, Mrs.
Harriet Leach, Miss Ruth Kane and Mrs.
Laura Joyce, music committee.
Jan. 5. UNE FEMME.
OIL. Flye is ill.
A. e. Fsrnsworth went to Boston Thurs
day.
Mrs. Arthur Durham has returned from
Lynn, Mass.
| Fred Herriek has returned to Colby col
| lege, after the holidays at home.
Mrs. E. d. Mayo has returned to her
/ home in Beverly, Mass.
Brooklin lodge, /. o. o. F., held private
installation Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harold d. Powers, who has been
/ ill OF pneumonia, is improving.
Mrs. Susan Judge, who has been visiting
I her children in Massachusetts, is home.
H. NJ Pease and wife have return ed
/ from Bedford, Mass, where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Julia Jackson is home from Lynn,
Mass, where she has been the guest of
Mrs. Ada Earl.
Mr.. Ta1m osoa, of Deer Isle. is in town,
called here by the death OF his sister, Mrs.
Esther Freetney.
NasSeag lodge, f. and A. NJ, will hold
| its Installation at ,iasonic hall Wednes-
dlyeseLi jan. 2S.
I. .. Sta y, district deputy OF the
m'sonie I1ls,s IN this district, was in
Btooksvle saturday evening, accom-
pr led by .. ii. Bu iges.
Loo<9at cntpter, o. E s., held its regu-
l'f meeting sri lay evening. The degrees
were conferred on one candidate. Re-
f.eshments were served aud a progra m
was presented.
Mrs. Esther Thompson F.eethey died
early Sia lay morning, Jan. IL, after
several molIns' illness, IT tae ige OF
seVsnty-tolt ystrs. NJ 5. Freethey was
was the widns 81 Cap. Nelson Freetbey,
VINO eiel a j Sc ,eer a ear ago. She had
oeen to- MANY y''Ais a Der of the
BAPTIST church and a regular attendant at
It's services 4..ii ebie health compelled
nef 10 rensIl al nome. A kind mother
nas goas to hsr reward, leaving three
u'ashters anu two sons Mrs. George In
gil4s aud Aiss Nellie Freethey, OF this
place, MIS-. T. J. Carter, of Stonington;
owen aad Osman, of this place; also three
ofoIaefs and two sisters. Services will be
neid al the home Tuesday afternoon. The
sympathy OF the community is extended
to the family.
Jan. u. frpv Fr,,,,v