Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-08-22

clergy" is hidden to come home, and
they come, as numerous as Miss
Emeline's Kith and KIM" yet there
is plenty of room and such good
things to eat and such good cheer
If any one has troubles, they have
them we'll packed and sit on the lid
Just when it seemed the last good
thing must have been passed, on
came great dishes of "S&H" ice
cream presented by Aunt Madges
son, N. II. Mayo, of Portland, who
is one of the firm, and advertising
manager. l thought I would have
to compose 'missive She
The first time l came to Mountain
View and met Aunt Madge and her
kindly crew"-just here the line
Ifailed to work. l ate my cream and
thought nothing too good can be said
Of it, if l can't say it.
Until | get a duplicate list from
Mrs. Hammond, | will be uncertain
as to who is who. l remember
Jasmine" l thought it such
pretty name and we'll suited to the
owner and that she was the daugh-
ter of Aunt Mary (who has now the
pants) and Uncle John. | was sorry
not to meet them. Charity made un-
kind remarks about the usefulness
of Mrs. Barrett and myself as dish
wipers. | forgaye her on the spot
when | found she wrote about the
wonderful Christmas week, in the
Maine woods l will always connect
Mrs. Barrett with the beautiful
dahlias which she brought, although
| was glad to learn she formerly
lived in Sullivan, now Sorrento.
East and | found much in COM
mon about which to talk 1t seemed
good to see Aunt Maria and her
three sisters, one of whom, | remem-
Der, is Ford" George A. Dodge is
so we'll and favorably known in all
the coast towns, it is easy to place
his wife, who formerly came from
Prospect Harbor.
| forgot to mention there is an
initiation for new members If you
are not 'called" to the dishpan, you
are chosen" If we arrived as
strangers, we departed as friends.
Mrs Hammond found she had met
many at Christian Endeavor, and
Mrs. Hill foInd many connecting
links. After Jasmine took our
pictures, the family party com
menced to break up, for many were
far from home.
Dear friends, | remember all your
faces and your kindness, and | count
myself blessed that l have met you
and Aunt Madge and am in spirit
and reality, a Mutual of the Mutuals.
H. II.
p. 81 did not see any waste
basket. | do not believe Aunt
Madge has one.
THOSE IN ATTENDANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark CHM of Bucks
port.
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Burrill, Dedham
Mr., and Mrs. Willard Leach, Bucks
port.
Mrs. George A. Dodge. Ellsworth
Mrs. Frank SWEET, Surry
Mrs. S. J. Young, North Lamoine
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Young and
daughter, Melrose, Mass.
Miss Edith Rice, Lamoine.
Mrs. Vesta Chatto, Sargentville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chatto, Fall
River Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. McGouldrick, Bar
HarbOr.
Mr.. Richardson, Lamoine.
Mrs. Hill and Miss Helen c.. Hill,
East Sullivan.
Mrs. w. II. Hammond, Ashville.
Mrs. Eliza A. Hinckley, Bluehill
Mrs. Belle O. Hinckley, Bluehill
Mrs, Fanny H. Parker, Bluehill
Mrs. Florence Merrill, Bluehiu.
Mrs. Rose Babson, Bluehill.
Mrs. Eliza l.. Herrick, Bluehill.
Mrs. Lucy Mason,' Bluehill.
Miss Katherine Mason, Bluehill.
Miss Ella A. Slower, Bluehill
Mrs. f.. G. Barrett, Bluehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mayo. Bluehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson,
East Sullivan.