Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-11-25

machine and shows several pictures OF
interest, such as the coronation Of King
Edward and the "Fireman's Dream.
The entertainment will conclude with the
famous Passion Play.
Station Agent G. d. Wiggin has moved
his family from the Rowe house on Ham
cock street to the tenement recently va
Gated by George Estey on High street.
Mr.. Estey has moved his family into the
McGown house on State street.
All Protestant churches will join with
the Congregational church tomorrow
Thanksgiving services. The sermon will
be by Rev. s. w. Sutton, OF the Unitarian
church. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Friends OF Mrs. Helen @. Hathaway,
formerly OK this city, will be interested to
learn that after attending the lectures at
the University of Heidelberg, she has en-
tered the royal high school in Hanover,
Germany, for course in literature and
French.
All TUG dbEouGc Vi IhSF. II. hcTE db nudu-
set last week, Rev. j. P. Simonton otfic-
lated at the marriage OF Miss Marshall,
OF Trenton, to Isaac N. Salisbury, jr., OF
Lamoine. The bride has assisted as or
ganist and otherwise in the Trenton Bap-
tist church.
There was a large attendance at the
Methodist church Sunday evening to
welcome Miss Anna Beale, of Bangor.
Miss BeaIe's lecture was very interesting
and she held the attention OF her audience
to the end. There was special music in
cluding solo by Miss Fannie Tower.
Monday afternoon the Unity alliance
met with Mrs. 8. w. Sutton and sewed
for the coming fair of the club which Is
to be held December 10 in the Unitarian
vestry. The next regular meeting of the
alliance will be next Wednesday, Decem-
ber 2, when "The Art Of Choosing" will
be discussed.
A wedding OF interest to Ellsworth
people occurred in Charlestown, Mass, last
Wednesday, when Florence Edna, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bullard, was
LnhIElCu " rTcu w dltOH I1UWdTus MIS-
Bullard is well known in this city as the
daughter OF the late Ichabod and Ann
Kent. Mrs. Bullard usually spends the
summer season in Ellsworth.
A football game is scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon at Wyman park
between teams representing the alumni
and the high school. For the first time
in many years Ellsworth is without a
regular foot ball team and chances to wit
ness a game have been few. Tomorrow
there will probably be good attendance.
Freddie Royal pulled in the fire alarm
last evening about 7.30. There was fire
somewh here down on Mt. Desert island
which made very faint reflection. As
Freddie was coming to work he saw this
reflection and, thinking perhaps the toll
alarm. The carts didn't leave the house.
A week or two ago the Ariel quartette,
of which Miss Mabel Monagha is first
soprano, had an uncomfortabl BILE experience.
After travelling 800 miles to keep an en-
gagement at Winchester, Va, they dis
covered that neither baggage nor music
had shown up. They gave their con-
cert, nevertheless, in their travelling suits,
and the NeaDs, OF Winchester, gave them
the SWEETEST kind of notice.
Mrs. Edmund Bonsey fell down stairs
Monday and was badly bruised about the
head and shoulders and cut ON the hands.
Mrs. Bonsey started to descend the stairs
when her heel caught on the second step
from the top and she lost her balance. In
falling she reached out and grasped the
first thing her hand came in contact with
which happened to be sharp hook. 1t
made an ugly cash the whole length Of
her hand.
The following exercises will take place
at the high school this afternoon:
Music by K. Hurley, Sylvia Gould, Ruby
Gurney and Hazel Knowlton; current
events read by Helen Donovan; the school
paper by Grace Wescott and Leon Rowe,
and debate discussed ON the affirmative
by Hervey Mace and Georgia Quinn, and
on the negative by Ernest Lyman and
Josie Essington. The remainder of the
third division will declaim. These will
be he last exercises for the term.
An interesting meeting was held in Ly-
gonia lodge room last Wednesday even
ing, when two cand dates were given the
third degree. The team work was good
and it is safe to say that the candidates
fully appreciated it. After work supper
was served in the lower hall ~ the ladies
of Irene chapter, order of Eastern Star.
This is the first time that the ladies have
acted in this capacity, but in all proba-
bility it will not be the last, as their work
as mattresses was very satisfactory.
The Klark-Urba company closed
successful weeks engagement here Satur-
day evening with "A Stolen Wife,. The
hall was packed with an appreciative
audience, and although the play had been
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