Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-11-02

an enjoyable evening spent. Supper wa
served at II o'clock. Music was by Hig
gins orchestra.
Arthur Shute and wife and their TIVE
children, Helen and Arthur, leave mex
Sunday for Seattle, WASH, where they
will spend the winter.
| Herbert 8. Hall. station agent at Han
cock, who spent his vacation the guest ot
his sister, Mrs. o. w. Tapley, returned tc
his duties last Monday.
The first meeting OF the Literat ure club
will be held next Monday evening, Nop.
Z at 7.30 at the home OF Mrs. e. X. Hop.
kins on Hancock street.
The regular monthly meeting of uygo-
mia lodge, F. and A. M, will be beld this
evening; that of Esoteric lodge will be
hsld to- morrow evening.
| This ladies OF VIM. Fl. Il. Rice relief
corps will have a baked bean supper at
their hall to-morrow evening. Mem bers
| are requested to bring food.
Tuesday evening, Nov. s, dancing
| party viii be given In Odd Fellows hall
| by twenty-five gentlemen. About 100
| Invitations have been issued. Refresh
merits will be served.
W. A. Alexander has returned from a
two weeks Vocation in Boston. Mrs.
Alexander and her mother, Mrs. f. J
| Barbour, have also returned from Bangor
and Brewer, where they have been visit
ing.
| Tie annual meeting OF the stock holders
| Of the Ellsworth Shoe Co. win be he'd at
the office of the company in the Giles
block Saturday afternoon to elect five
direcior aud to transact eny ot her busi-
ness hat may come before the meeting
Ellsworth teschers who attended the
State convention at Bangor last week
we're Misses Mary H. Black, Mary A.
GayDor, Mary e. Doyle, Annie F. Mu!lan,
Frances A. Hurley and Mrs. Margaret
| Drummey.
| The first meeting OF the Associated
Charities for the season will be held at the
room of the society in the public library
building next Monday afternoon at 3
| O'Clock. As there will be important
business, large attendance is earnestly
| desired.
| The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church will serve a supper In Odd Fellows
| hall next Wednesday evening. Nov. 9
The committee In charge are: Mrs. Ed
| ward Card, Mrs. c. o. Wormell, Mrs F.
l. Blai4deil and Misses Hester Cushman
and Bessie Haynes.
| Henry A. Campbell will leave Friday for
Spokane, WASH, where his faith lives
He will stop few days in Bangor before
ssarting on his western journey. Fol
some time past he has been in the employ
of Floyd q Haynes. He has hosts OF
friends who wish him we'll.
The November committee OF the Con-
| gresatiouai church announces that an
entertainment will be given at the vestry
on Tuesday evening, Nov 90 The nature
OF the aff4ir will be announced later
The mem hers OF the committee are Mrs
A. P. Wisweli, chairman; Mrs. l.. A
Emery, Mrs. John F. Whitcomb, Mrs. H
J.. Joy, Mrs. c. e. Burrill, Mrs. H. M
Hall, Miss Elizabeth True.
The ladies' auxiliary mission socIety y
will hold a special session in the psrlor OF
the Congregational church next Friday
afternoon al 2.30. DR.. Mary L. Burnham
as guest, will speak OF the mission field oi
China. giving many helpful hints in rela
tion to he work hat Is to be studied dur
irg the coming winter. A cordial invita-
tion to be present is extended to the
ladies' who are interested, whether mem
bers OF the society or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman E. Hill delight
fully entertained last evening in honor OF
their friend, DR.. Mary L. Burnham, who,
as is we'll known, is home on years leave
of absence after spending seven years in
the missionary field in China. Many in
| terestipg Chinese curios were exhibited,
and DIR. Burnhsm graciously and ! most
| interesting way answered the many ques
tious she was asked. Refreshments we're
served, the tea-tabe being presided over
by Mrs. j. P. Eldridge and Miss Paine.
| The wedding OF Miss Msrinna Joy
Treworgy, daughter OF Hemon s. Ire
worgy, and Walter j. Clark, jr., son of
Walter j. Clark and wife, will take
pace at the Methodist parsonage
this evening, Rev. J. P. Simonton
officiating. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom will be driven
to their home on Water street where a
reception will be held for relatives and
immediate friends. The young couple
have the best wishes of host OF friends
for long and happy welded life.
| The rehearsal OF the Ellsworth festival
chorus last Thursday evening was highly
encouraging, and it is hoped that the at
tendance will gradually increase until II
reaches fifty or sixty. The expense of thu
music is only s1.s5, and the assessment II
not likely to exceed IL. II concert II
| given, as is hoped. In the spring, the re.
ceipts will be used to defray the winter
| expenses. An urgent appeal is made Il