Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-03-24

that definite date may be made when
names enough have been received to make
q good-sized party.
The lecture by Prof. Harry c. Emery, of
Yale, on Socialism, its Cause and Signifi-
canee", will be given at the Congrega-
tional vestry Friday, April 2, at s p. m.
The subject is a timely one, and one in
which large interest is being taken at this
time. The lecture will be followed by a
social and sale of homemade candy. The
affair is under the auspices Of the Febru-
ary committee OF the Congregational So
ciety.
| Clara A., widow of Frank +.
Davis, formerly of Ellsworth, died at her
home in East Boston Saturday, after an
illness of several weeks. She was
daughter OF Nathaniel and Fannie
! Milliken and was born and lived in Ellis
worth until her marriage. She leares
two daughters Mrs. Clarence L. Sweetser,
OF Bangor, and Mrs. Edwin S. Fairbanks,
OF East Boston, and one son-Clarence Il.
Davis, OF East Boston. The interment was
at Stoughton, Mass, yesterday.
] AANAdhutI MoiOy anu ISOH lDfDdH,
claiming Bangor as their home, were ar
rested in Dedham Monday by Sheriff
! SilsBy and Deputy Sheriff Brann, charged
with breaking into cottages in the vicin-
| ity Of Phillips Lake. The complaint was
| made by F. b. Gates, of Bangor. Moiloy
and Inman have been living in camp in
| the vicinity the past winter. Four cot
| q aonoa 10 ya hrCt into nd
| principally food stuff, stolen. The men
were brought to Ellsworth Monday night
and lodged in the county Jail. At q
hearing yesterday afternoon, they were
held for the April grand jury.
The girls basket ball teams OF the Ellis
worth and Bar Har5or high schools me
for their third game OF the season at Ran-
cock ball Friday evening. The Ellsworth
team won by score of s to 8, their game
! showing the result of recent coaching by
w. +. O'Connell, of Portland. Honors
are now even between these two teams.
The first game at Ellis worth was won by
Bar Harbor, score 9 to 8. The second
gamd, at Bar Harbor, was a tie, 4 to A.
Another game will probably be played. A
dance followed the game Friday evening.
The Ellsworth girls will play Northeast
Harbor at Ellsworth next Friday evening.
The senior class OF the Ellsworth high
school gave musicale at the high school
building Saturday evening. There was q
large audience, the proceeds amounting to
$,2, which will go toward the graduating
expenses of the class. The program fol-
lows. Duet. Carrie Russell and Bernice
Dorr: defamation, Doris Haiman; solo,
Heller Holiness; piano solo. Erya Giles;
deciamati IN, Julia Barron; solo, Myrtle
Monaghan; cornet solo, Winfred joy;
song and dance, sChristina!and Elleneen
Doyle; solo, Owen Dnffee; duet, Annie and
Silvia Hurley; solo, Phyllis Macomber;
reading, Miss NJ. A. G'eely; solo, Ms. E.
j. Walsh; pi,ao solo, Tito Rassello.
Chief-Justice l.. A. Emery will be in
New York to o-morrow evening. W hen the
chief f-justices of the New England states
will be the guests of the alumni associa-
, tion of the New York university law
school at it's annual dinner at the Hotel
Astor. Chief-Justice Emery. of Maine:
Frank N. Parsons. of New Hampshire;
John w. Roweu. of Vermont: Marcus p.
Knowiton. of Massachusetts: Edward c.
Dubois. of Rhode Island. ana Simeon e.
Baldwin. of Connecticut. will be enter
tanned and will make sneeches Other