Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-04-14
ELLSWORTH REUNION.
More Purely an Ellsworth Time
Than for Several Years.

| More Purely an ELLSWORTH Illie
Than for Several Years.
| The Ellsworth reunion at the
| Twentieth Century Club. Boston,
last Friday evening, was largely con
| fined to former residents of ELS
worth. with their families, and re
| suited in more social get-together
| than has been possible in the large
| and crowded semi-public hall in
which the gatherings have been held
in previous years. The ropms were
| admirably suited to the occasion,
ard much satisfa ION at the change
in meeting place was expressed.
! This was the twenty-first re-
union held by the association, and
Mir. and Mrs William Clough, the
founders of the organization, re-
ceived many congratulations upon
che coming of age" of their project.
At o'clock the grand march was
led by President Foster, with Mrs.
Foster Music was by Wallace's or
chestra of Beverly, and Howard
Adams was floor director. Many
od-time selections were played, and
general dancing was enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served at 10
o'clock, and then the floor was
cleared for the fashioned dances,
which afforded much merriment
The Ellsworth people needed no in
PRODUCTION to this style of dancing,
and as the quadrilles, contras and
the Virginia reels, interspersed with
Old-fashioned waltZes, progressed,
there was much talk of Hancock
hall, Rural hall, and other places to
memory dear This feature made a
great hit with the assembly
AS usual, the smoking room was a
popular resort, and through clouds
Of smoke the old-timers told stories
of what happened on vessels that
once sailed out of the river at ELS
worth Al the same time the very
attractive front parlors of the club
held a not less animated gathering
of ladies recalling the doings of
Main street, from last week to many
years ago. 1t was voted the most in
Innate and social event That the or
ganization had ever held.
Among those present We're: Miss
Alice 5. Adams, Mrs. PAMELA w
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Blaisdell,
James l.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs William
7. 'Clough, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Chal-
mers' Maurice r, Conary, e. l.. Drum
mey, Llewellyn J. Duke, Nina (Chal-
mers) Duke, Adelaide NJ Eaton, Mrs.
Minnie Foster, Miss Frances Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson Foster
Miss Marjorie Foster, A. Garland, Mrs.
Mary II. (McFarlanO Genthner, Mr..
and Mrs. f. f. Hodgkins. Roy NJ.
Haynes, e. S. Haynes, Mrs. Olive b.
tIanscom E,stelle A. Haskell, Kenneth
kell, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Higgins, C.
e. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. II. Jellison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin L. Jordan, Charles F. Jor-
dan. Miss Ella F.. Jordan, Mrs. Fred
H. Kendrick, Mrs. Amanda Look, Eflie
NJ. Look Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S.
Leighton, John r. Leighton, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman l.. Lord, Adelaide Tinker
Mech. clyde Mccarthy, Margaret Nc
Glaufin, Mrs. Fred II. Mcfarland d.
C. Mathews, Lavinia Fl. Middleton,
Hartford Murch, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
l.. Ober, Mrs. Minnie Pray O'Brien
Mrs Susie r. Pray. Doris c. Pray,
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ring, Miss
Caroline H. Redman, Mrs. A. r. Spur
ling, Joseph Tilden Stockbridge, w.
s. Suminsby. Helen A. Thomas. Alberta
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r..
Walker, Charles II. Welch.