Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-11-17
in order, and the closing up OF the years
business will begin.

in order, and the closing up OF the years.
business will begin.
Mrs. Arvilla Swan was taken suddenly
dition. Her daughter, Mrs. Mary Capelle,
Of Boston, and her som, William Swan, ol
Kennebunk, are with her.
All who are saving waste paper for tbs
committee Of the Congregational society
are requested to tie it up in bundles as far
as possible; doing SO will greatly assist
those in charge Of the work.
About thirty-five friends OF Everard l..
Moore and wife dropped in on them un-
expectedIy last evening, to remind them
that it was the fifth anniversary OF their
wedding. A delightful evening was
passed.
The common schools Of the city closed
day for the fall recess. The schools in
the outlying districts will reopen Monday,
Nov. 70, while those in the city proper
will not reopen until the first Monday in
January.
H. w. Robinson, postoffice inspector,
who was recently assigned to this section,
and who leased the Sylvia house on Cen
chusetts. Mrs. Robinson closed the house
and left for Boston last week.
d. d. G. M. Bertha M. Crane, OF Ma
chias, made her official visit to Irene
chapter, o. e. s., last Friday evening.
There was a good attendance. The de-
gree was worked on one candidate, after
which refreshments were served.
An adjourned parish meeting Of the
Congregational society was held at the
vestry last Monday evening. The solicit
ing committee announced that funds OF
an amount sufficient to meet the expenses
of the current year had been subscribed.
A meeting for the reorganization Of the
Ellsworth festival chorus will be held at
the residence Of c. p. Dorr on High street
tomorrow evening at o'clock. All who
are interested are cordially invited to at
tend. Already about thirty have signifed
their intention OF joining.
Arthur E. Moore OF Mariaville, and Miss
Tressa N. Young, daughter Of Arden
ing by Rev. P. A. A. Killam, at the Baptist
parsonage. The ring service was used.
The newly-married couple plan to have
a reception this evening at the Young
homestead in Otis.
Fred A. DeMeyer, OF East brook, and
Miss Beulah Eaton, of South Bluehill,
were married by Rev. w. F. Emery, at
the Methodist parsonage in Ellsworth,
last Saturday. The bride is successful
and popular teacher, and the groom is
one OF Eastbrook's prominent young men.
They have the best wishes OF their many
friends.
Capt. G.. III. Davis and family have
moved here from Winter Harbor for the
season. Capt. Davis is in command of the
Kennedy steam yacht, Cherokee, which is
hauled out for the winter at c. III. Curtis
& Co.'S. yard, and he comes here to look
occupying Woodbury. McCartney's house
o. Water street.
The Literature club met last Monday
evening at the home of Miss Mary f. Hop
kins. The following interesting papers
were read: .'History of German Litera-
tnre to the time of Luther" Miss M. A
Gaynor; Luther and the Reformation,' y
Miss Mary II. Black; description of the
| City OF Wurms," Mrs. E. 3. Rowe. The
next meeting, Nov. 20, will be with Miss
M. A. Clark.
There will be morning and afternoon
| services at the Methodist chuch Sunday
For two Sundays the pastor, Rev. w. F
Emery, has been called away in the after
noon to officiate at funerals. Next Sun
day afternoon the services, 3 to o'clock
will be resumed. Subject of morning
sermon, "Am / my Brothers. Keeper?'
Afternoon subject, Therefore are they
before the throne and serving Him day
and night in His temple
The dime sociable OF the Congregational
society at the home Of Col. j. F. Whit
comb last Wednesday evening was most
enjoyable affair socially and financially
The evening was spent in social inter-
course, with program of musical selec-
tions and tableaux. A group Of Mrs
Hatheway's young pupils sang several
folk-songs in German; there was piano
playing by Mrs. Hathaway and Miss Char
lotte Hopkins, of Bangor, and violin solos
by Miss Harriet Rollins. Refreshments
were served.
The firemen were called out Thursday
noon by slight fire in the tug Little
Round top. The tug had just towed out q
vessel, returned and tied up at the wharf
and the crew had gone to dinner. The
fire started around the exhaust pipe aft,
which had become overheated. There
was dense smoke which at first gave the
impression that the whole inside of the
tug was afire, but when the firemen got at
it, they found the fire confined to small
space and quickly extinguished it. The
damage is slight.
The Ellsworth high school footbal team
has disbanded for the season. The school
has had the best team for years, and it
has had a fairly successful season The