Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-30

| OF at AT, - ct present. There. will be nc
Sunday train hereafter.
Wesley, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Sowle, who 10 attending Boston Univer-
sity, spent the Thanksgiving recess with
relatives in Sharon, Mass.
Hon. John A. Peters and wife enter
tained family party at dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Out-of-town guests
were DR.. William c. Peters and wife and
Henry w. Cushman and family, OF Ban
gor.
Among the Ellsworth boys At home from
college for the Thanksgiving recess were
Robert King and Arthur Pafcher, from
Bowdoin; Clarence Tapiey, from Colby,
Harry Jordan and Ralph Holmes from the
University Of Maine.
The annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tional parish, adjourned from Sept. 10,
will be held in the chapel on Monday,
Dec. s, At 7.30 p. m. A large attendance is
desired, ss business of importance will
come before the meeting.
n. Fremont Maddocks, OF North Ellis
WOktbs hoo hhOvC0 nAo i8Auhy " WIG CAty
for the winter. They will occupy the
apartments over the T. e. Lee store on
Water street, instead OF the Emery house
on Main street, ss intended
News was received here this week OF the
death OF Miss Bernice Patten, daughter OF
Alderman George w Patten, Of North
Ellsworth. Miss Pstten, who had been
teaching in Everett, Mass, died at .
hospital, following an operation for
appendicitis.
Crab abtree, who last week underwent .
severe surgical operation at the Paine
hospital in Bangor, will be pleased to
learn that she is doing finely, and
while recovery is likely to be slow, it is
also likely to be complete.
| The concert and ball OF the Dir;go
athletic club last Wednesday evening was
well attended. The concert included
music by Monaghan's orchestra, moving
pictures, illustrated songs and short
farce, and singing by the male and mixed
quartet Of the high school.
Roy G. Haines, J. T. Rosello and Harold
Gould returned Monday from hunting
trip OF several days at No. q plantation.
The largest game captured was an owl,
which called them up by telephone on the
way home, though they did get q fleeting
glance and flying shot at Q bull moose.
Through the removal to Ellsworth OF
Charles A. Thompson, who has bought
the Essington farm on the Surry road,
there will be change in the manage
ment OF the Lake house, at Phillips Lake.
Mr. Thompson has been host there the
past five years. He will be succeeded by
A. L. Foster, OF East Eddington.
All who intend to join the festival
chorus this winter are reminded OF the
rehearsal to be held at Society hall to-
morrow evening at 7.3O. A portion of the
music has arrived, and will be taken up
immediately. The music for the next fes-
tival is by no means so difficult as that
which has been sung in recent years, and
thus an unusual opportunity is offered to
those who have been kept from joining
for fear the music was beyond them.
There was but small attendance al the
union Thanksgiving service at the Con-
gregational church last Thursday evening,
owing to the storm. Rev. o. g. Barnard,
OF the Methodist church, who was to have
delivered the sermon, was detained in
Bucksport, and Rev. p. A. A. Killam, Of
the Baptist church, who was prevented
from going to Hancock, delivered the
sermon here. Rev. r. B. Mathews, Of the
Congregational church, and Rev. J. P.
Simonton, of Milbridge, assisted in the
service.
The first in the series of winter enter
tainments to be given under the auspices
OF the Village Improvement society was
an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs.
Arthur l. Saunders Saturday. This was
under the management of the November
committee, Mrs. U. W. Tapley, chairman.
In spite of the storm, there was good at
tendance, and q delightful afternoon was
enjoyed. The December committee, Mrs.
F. NJ. Gsynor, chairman, plans to give q
dancing and card party the last week in
December.
the scene OF merry gathering Thanks
giving day, when friends and relatives to
the number of eighteen came to help her
keep the day. After typical Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, music, song and stories en-
tertained the company until q late hour in
the day, when the guests bade their
hostess farewell, with words Of praise for
Mrs. Martins hospitality. Among those
present was = friend from New York,
whom Mrs. Martin had not seen for years,
besides relatives from Hancock, Marlboro
and Bangor.
An attraction at the Ellsworth food fair
in February will be the exhibit Of work
ing aeroplane models, loaned by the Regal
shoe company, Of Whitman, Mass. Those
aeroplanes are complete in every detail,
and will be operated by electrical motors.
They will do everything but fly. The
ladies' will be pleased at the definite an
v,ouucovnant that Mia Aura r COustOck