Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-18
COU NTY NEWS
BRooKIN.

BkOOKLIN.
Miss Martha Stanley hes gone to NJ.
ton, Mass, for the winter.
Mrs. Alma Bartlett, who has been ~,.,,
ing her aunt in Yarmouth, is home,
Capt. Fred Phillips and family le,t r,
day for Rock, Msss., for the winter.
Mrs. Clarence Billings, Of New s.v.u
c., Is visiting her brother, II. D. Power.
Wilbur Smith and family have clos
their cottage at Haven anu returned -
Baltimore.
DR.. J. ID. Phillips and Bert LAWYER. q,
Southwest = Rarbor, called on.
Farnswefth last week.
Miss Sallis Brown, OF Atlanta. Ga. xho
has been Occupying . cottage at Have,
left for her home Thursday.
X. l. Smith and wife went To aos,o,
Friday. AIR. Smith viii enter a Lospi,.,
for an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Ne:tie Colt left for washing,o,
ID. c., Friday, after spenalng tbs. season
with her mother, Mira Mary Cot.
R. A. Fiye, administrator OF the estate
Of Henry B.IHooper, has sold the black.
smith building to Maynard Bisisdell.1,,s
Mrs.. Georgia Foley left to-day Tor Bo,.
ton ITO. spend . fewiweeks With iriepos b..
fore leaving for Caliiornis. .for the winter.
Mrs. Charles, sturtevant has presented
to the libraryA ten new books OF fiction.
These presents are very much appreciated.
0Wiliiam wiikins, OF somerville. Mass.
10 spending . week with Mrs. wilkins Al
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Edna Nc.
Fsriand.
Mrs. A. z. Fsrnswo rth and Mrs. Fred
Stewart have returned from Providence.
X. l.. where they attended the Stewart
chscs wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sellers, OF somsr-
VILE, Mass, are receiving congratulations
on the birth OF . daughter, born Oct. g.
katharine HAli].
Miss Jessie Marshall and Mrs. Clark. Of
Lawrence, Msss-, who have been the
guests Of Miss Bessis Allen two weeks.
have returned home.
Rev. Fred Leathers, Of Haverhiil, Mass.
who has accepted . call to the Baptist
church here, arrived Saturday. His family
will come - soon a. the parsonage, which
10 being pspersd and painted, is ready for
them.
The annual fair and supper o, the Har-
vest Home society, II Masonic hail We'd
nesday evening, was well attended. The
vegetable display was small this year, but
the fair, a. whole, was the most sucess-
full in years. Proceeds for the evening, .
t1ls. The society thanks all who so kindly
gave both labor and money.
Mr.. Kitchens took the second division
Of the Boy Scouts to Pond Island for the
weekend. The FIRST division went last
week. and Ill report q fine time.
Through the kindness Of A. E. Farms
worth, who placed his camp at Pond
Island ct their disposai, they iwere en-
abied to enjoy all the pleasures OF camp
life, a. well ~ boat ride TO and from the
island on one Of Mr.. Farnsw orthis boats.
The wedding OF Miss llAura May Stew
art, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Chandler Stewart, and Isaac Freeman
chace, took place Saturday evening, Oct.
I. 81 O'Clock ct $50 Lenox avenue, Proyi-
dence, X. l. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Edward Holyoke.
The bride wore gown of white satin
ana chantiily lace. Her tuile veil was
caught With orange blossoms, and she
csrried shower bouquet OF bride roses.
Mrs. Marcus Frederick Streeter attended
a. matron of honor. willard f. Bennett
was best man. A reception followed.
The rooms were decorated with autumn
foliage end goidenrod, supplemented BY
clusters otiM.s. Ward roses. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chace left later on their wedding Journey.
They will live at SIS Fruit Hill avenue
Providence.
Ort, 10. USE FEMME.