Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-02-06
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Mrs. Eta Cousins is visiting Mrs.
Percy Flanders in Bangor.
N;31 1Tc,lie Cousins has gone to
ran oley CT business.
Leo IL Flye and Horace Pease
have gone to Landing, N. j., to work
for the Mountain Ice Co
V Mrs. Harry Moody, who has been
employed in the postoffice several
months, is enjoying a vacation.
Lookout chapter, o. e. s., held its
installation Friday evening, Jan 25.
The officers were installed by P. w.
n, Miss Ada Herrick, assisted by
Mrs. A. H. Mayo as chaplain, Mrs. H.
d. Powers as marshal and Owen L.
Flye as organist, in a very pleasing
manner. The officers are Miss Musa
Dollard, w. M. Alanson H. Mayo,
w. P; Mrs. Ernestine Crockett, A.
M; Mrs Rachel Cousins, secretary;
Mrs. Lizzie Mayo, treasurer; Miss
Amelia Colt, conductress; Miss Doro-
thy Colt, associate conductress;
Miss Annie Dolard, chaplain; Mrs.
Linnie aDtt, marshal; Miss Leila
Colt, organist Mrs. Grace Andrews,
! Adah; Mrs. Ruth Allen, Ruth; Miss
, Ada Herrick, Esther: Mrs. Clara
Cole, MARTHA Mrs, Myrtle Powers,
Electa Mrs Lizzie Cole, warder;
Adelbert Anderson, sentinel, After
the installation, supper was served.
This was followed by delightful en-
tertainment and a social hour.
Nearly 100 We're present
Rev. c. L. Cronkhite has moved.
his household goods to Princeton.
Mrs. Cronkhite left for their new
home Friday.
Mrs. Adele Parker of Sedgwick is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roland
Carter.
The Baptist church has extended a
call to Rev Roy Clarke of Spencer,
/ Mass. Mr.. Clarke leaves to-day for
Spencer to accompany his family
here. They are expected Saturday
Rose, widow of George r. Allen
died very suddenly at the home of
Horace Pease, where she had been
living for several years, on January
81. For several years Mrs. Allen had
suffered from a bad heart trouble
and the end came after a few hours
of Inconsistencies. She was
faithful member of Center Harbor
Rebekah lodge, always attending
was a past noble grand, and for many
years she was faithful secretary
of the order. At the time of her
death she was the treasurer of the
Rebekah circle. She always main
tanned a great interest in the Robert
A. Friend memorial library, being
one of its founders. She was ever
ready to give of her time, money and
advice to those who came to her for
aid. Among her friends she will be
greatly missed. Mrs. Allen leaves
one brother, Capt Rufus Wells, one
niece, Miss Irene Wells, and one
nephew, Fred l.. Allen, all of this
place. Services were held at the
church Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
Roy Clarke officiating The floral
pieces were beautiful, especially one
sent by the Friend Bros, of Mel
rose, Mass.
Miss Jennie Cole accompanied her
brother David to Boston last week,
where he entered the Peter Bent
Brigham hospital for treatment
Miss Hattie Grindle of Bluehill is
keeping house for Miss Cole during
her absence.
Mrs. Omar Friend and Miss Norma,
of West BROOKLYN, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Staples.
Miss Winifred Staples, who has
been visiting in Bucksport, has re-
turned home
Master Clyde Nichols lost the
feshy part Of the middle finger and
thumb on his left hand Saturday,
while pounding a cartridge.
Miss Beulah Crockett has gone to
Ellsworth, where she has employ
mant at the Jordan house. Miss Eva
lhgersoll, who has been employed
there, was called to Providence by
the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs Lutte Ingersoll.
Feb a sTTpo E,an,n,o