Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-13

The morning subject at the Methods
church Sunday will be 1.-THE Church anc
the Times. Afternoon service from 8 t.
4. The pastor will preach. Subject
"Victory over Death"
M. 8. Smith has been appointed secre.
tary pro tenn. OF the three masonic bodies
in Ellsworth -Lygonia lodge, Acadis
chapter and Blanquefort commandery- in
place OF W. II. Dresser.
The jury summoned by Coroner Simon
ton to inquire into the death OF Albert s.
Denico, killed on the railroad at Ellsworth
Falls Tuesday Of last week, exonerated
the railroad company from blame.
City Marshal Fuller was taken sud-
denly ill of appendicitis Monday, and was
taken to the hospital at Bangor. An
operation was performed yesterday, and
he Is reported to-day as doing we'll.
The schooner Georgietta, bound from
Sullivan for New York, went ashore on
Pasque island, Mass, in thick fog Mon
day morning. She was foated at high
water the same day, apparently unin-
jured.
Rev. J. P. Simonton is spending few
days with his son, DR.. F. F. Simonton, in
Ellsworth. He is on his way home
from Edmunds, where he accompanied
q niece'there for the benefit OF her health.
A small house on Fifth street, owned by
Frank MacLaren, was burned Sunday
evening. The fire evidently started
around the chimney. The house was
built by Mr.. McLaren, about four years
ago. Insurance, $500, on house and furni-
ture.
Lejok lodge, /. O. o. F., will hold its
| first annual roll-call next Friday evening.
Dinner will be served from $50 to
followed by roll-call. All members are
requested to respond in person or by
letter. Resident Odd Fellows are re-
quested to furnish cake.
The annual meeting of the Unitarian
society was held last Wednesday evening.
Reports of officers were received and ap-
proved. Officers were reelected as fol-
lows: Irving Osgood, president; Mrs. A.
F. Greedy, ice-president; Frank 8. Call,
secretary; E. e. Osgood, treasurer.
Miss EIizbeth Silsby, of Cambridge, who
has been spending the season in Ellsworth,
will give an informal talk on Germany at
the home OF Mrs. A. F. Greedy next Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock for the benefit
of the Village improvement society. A
small admission fee will be charged.
mammoth potato, grown by M. H.
Young, OF Lamoine, is on exhibition at
M. B. Young's store on Water street. 1t
| weighs two pounds, twelve and one half
| ounces. Mr.. Young planted fifteen acres
of potatoes this year, and will harvest
| about 5000 bushels. He lost about 500
bushels from rot.
One of the curiosities of the season
| brought into Ellsworth to-day was
| basket full of clusters of ripe rasp-
| berries picked by George Brimmer, of
Brewer, on the Bangor road, near Green
Lake. They were on exhibition at Mansel
Young's feed store on Water street. Mr..
Brimmer says he could easily have picked
a quart or two of berries.
Harry e. Rowe, who for the past three
years has been with the Wade & Dunton
Carriage Co., Of Lewiston, in charge Of the
manufacturing department, has returned
to Ellsworth, and will join his father, E.
Mrs. Rowe will come shortly, and they
| will go to housekeeping in the L. W. Jor-
| dan house at the corner of Franklin and
Pine streets.
The Ellsworth high school foot ball team
hung most desirable scalp at its belt last
Saturday, when it defeated the Bar Har-
Dor high school team by score of SO.
This isIthe first game the Bar Harbor team
has lostIthis season. The Bar Harbor
correspondent Of the Bangor Netos says:
''The boys left looking for an easy victory,
and we're sadly disappointed. 1t is to be
hopedlthat second game will be played
before the season Closes"
The large three masted schooner James
Boyce, of New Haven, commanded by
Capt. Perry w. Alley, of this city, was
wrecked on Pleasant island, about half
a mile east OF Two-Bush island, early
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fog. The crew landed safely. The vessel
was bound from Portsmouth for Rock
land, light, to be thoroughly repaired or
rebuilt.s She registered 453 tons gross.
She is being stripped, and will be total
loss.
Rev. w.MF.: Emery, pastor OF the
Methodist church, was called to Exeter,
N. H., last weeklby the death OF his sister,
Mrs. Florence Emery Churchill, who died
very suddenly Wednesday, of apoplexy
Mrs. Churchill was q woman Of high
accomplishments in the arts and sciences,
OF beautiful character and personality,
which have given their impress upon the
lives of many young people-students at
Phillips-Exeter academy - who came
under her influence!
Lewis E. RJordan, Of Ellsworth, was
killed at Bangor Monday by falling