Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-16
COUNTY NEWS
BROOKLYN.


Miss Adelaide smith as keeping house
for fl. 81. Pesse.
A. E. Farnsworth has had large garage
built at the factory.
Mrs. A. J. Bsbson is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Julian Moore, at Deer Isle.
Harry Grindle, who has been in the
overseas service, arrived home Saturday.
William Nutter and family OF Bridge
water, Mass, are spending the summer in
Gown.
Capt. G. W. Herrick OF somervilIe,
Mass, has Joined Mrs. Herrick here for
two weeks.
Miss Virginia Wilkinson of somerville,
Mass, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Edna Mcfarland.
been with her sister, Mrs. VI. E. Taylor,
has returned home.
Mr.. Parsons, librarian of the Carnegie
library at Washington, d. C., is the guest
OF Col. w. IL. Thompson.
DIR. Herbert Smith and Miss Caroline
Smith OF Washington. d. C.. have arrived
at their cottage at Haven.
Miss Emma Holden and friend. OF
Somerviile, Mass, are visiting her grand
parents, George Holden and wife.
A. (. Carter, wife aud daughter Violet,
Of Lynn, Mass, who have spent two
weeks here, have returned to their home.
wiIiism Freethey of swans Island was
in town Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of bis sister-in-law, Mrs. Ward Freethey.
Rev. \. W. Bailey, who has spent his
vacation IN town, left Friday. He will at
tend the missionaries conference in Eng
land.
Mrs. Percy Flanders of Bangor, who
has been visiting her parents. {. c.
Cousins and wife, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Nellie Hooper Barrett of Washing
ton, ID. C., is spending the summer with
her aunt and uncle, J. II. Hooper and
wife, at Haven,
Mrs. James Desne and Arthur Stanley
OF Roxoury, Mass, came Wednesday TO
"hANtFt+ Na4@ hAAsAA&t "a AtsNtE NIECE auQ SIS
ter, Mrs. Harriet Stanley Freothey.
Fred tierrick, who has been with the
army OF occupation in Germany in the
56th division, formerly the Milliken regi-
ment, spent two weeks With his fat her.
DIR. F. :. Herrick. All his friends were
glad TO welcome him home again.
A reception was held at the chapel
Wednesday evening, July ,, in honor OF
Rev. A. W. Bailey. There was q large at
tendance. The reception committee had
changed the chapel into a pretty recep-
ton room, with curtains at the windows,
art squares and rugs on tie fioor and.
easy chairs and flowers. The reception
was followed by short address of vel.
come by DIR. F. ). Hcrrick and a short
talk by Mr.. Bailey, after which his son
Paul sang two fine solos, Refreshments
were served.
Harriet Stanley, wife OF Ward
Freethey, died very suddenly at her home
Monday night, after few hours illness.
Although of retiring disposition, Mrs.
Freethey had many friends by whom she
viii be greatly missed. She had been
member OF the Baptist church since
small child. In the home her place will
be hard TO I'LL, as she was an ideal mother.
She leaves, besides her husband, six small
children, two brothers. Frank Stanley Of
this place and Arthur of Rox bury. and
one half-sister, Mrs. Harold Bracy OF
Otter Greek, all OF whom were present at
the funeral. Rev. A. W. Bailey officiated.
The floral tributes were silent testimonies
OF the love OF her many friends. The
sympathy OF the community goes out to
the family.
July IA. USE FEMME.