Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-04-21
COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Miss Ruth Kane has gone 70 Sortnport
10 teach.
q ]. Nutter was in Eockland and Rock
uort last week.
v.nton Gray is at Camden painting Col.
n H. Thompson's yacht.
,,..,er Virgil Cunningham, who has
.en i'll Of measles, Is out.
r-.,t staples, OF Lewiston, spent the
:, week with his family here.
No Nellie Batcheler Ii visiting her ais
). Mrs Keene, in Dorchester, Mass.
u,.s Nellie Cousins, who has spent the
-;n,sr in Holyoke, Mass, with her sister
home.
p-ron Sellers, of Somerville, Mass, is
r,.itipg his family, who are here for the
hummer.
Ernest Dowell has moved his family in
can't. r. c. Stewards house for the
BANNER.
u,.. Julia Jackson, who has been car
:, Tor Mrs. Abbie Allen, has returned to
her home.
charles Cousins Is home from Dayton,
n. where he has been employed through
be winter.
Miss Alice Cain, OF Rockland, who has
.,p the guest Of Miss Helen Mayo, has
returned home.
Mrs. James Henderson leaves this week
,or Portland to enter the hospital for a
urgical operation.
Elmer fainter and family, who have
heep employed in Brookline, Mass, since
Is, September, are home.
Charles Parker and family, who have
been living in r. c. Stewards house, have
moved back to Flye Point.
Mrs. Johanna Reddy, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Harold Powers,
has returned to West Brooklin.
Miss Carman Staples, who has been Wis
ting her grandmother, Mrs. Augusta
E,sples, has returned to Rockland.
Mrs. Harry Brandt and children, OF At
kleboro, Mass, came Saturday to spend
he summer with her father, Emery Bracy.
Fred S. Herrick. jr., returned to Colby
kolege Monday, after spending his Easter
sacaton with his parents, DIR. F. s. Her
tick and wife.
Percy Bridges and wife, OF Brockton,
Mass, who were called here by the death
b Mr. Bridges mother, Mrs. Davis
Bridges, have returned home.
William Nutter, OF East Bridgewater,
Mass, and Lester Nutter, OF Bridgeport,
Lonn., who were called here by the deaf
oi their sister, Mrs. EN- Wakeman, have
returned home.
Eastman Corser and bride, OF Brookiine,
sIsss, are visiting Mrs. Corser's mother,
Mrs. Naomi Allen. Mrs. Allen came
bone from Boston Friday where she went
% attend the wedding OF her daughter.
The fnal speaking contest OF the high
school al the Baptist church Wednesday
evening, VAS much enjoyed. Miss Eta
Pr'ere' ~o'' the prize for the girls and
~ Hianc thc PiiAo hof TUG UOy5. oprctal
nention should be made OF Eugene
ipsi.s, " Go Mas n close second.
The remains OF Mrs. Ella Wakeman
we're brought home April from the sana-
orisn ~ Hebron, v here she died April 5,
paving been there just three weeks. The
enrney wss too severe for her in her
wsateUeo condition, and after reaching
here she never rallied. Mrs. Wakeman
sssa mep'ter OF the Baptist church, but
or the pact few years she had made her
bonn ~ Chicago, where Mr.. Waterman
R mp:"yes, only returning home two
fs'ss g.. 'sfofe her marriage she was
aeive in t.s social affairs of the church
a. town, shs e she made many friends.
~ - ~ q, tan years old, father, FL.
Mater, two sisters - Mrs. Wilmont
Aabe, Of THE place, and Mrs. Grace An
dr"s. OF Rockport, and three brothers =
MsiiiSm, 81 East Bridgewster, Mass. I;
Jester, OF Bridgs port, Conn, and Fred, OF
MS place. The family has the sympa-
thy OF the community. Services were
neld at the chapel Wednesday afternoon,
new Charles Hargrove, OF Bluehill, ofiici-
hting.
April 10. UNr FEMME.