Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

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p. II. Stratton, Of Houlton, formerly Of
Ellsworth, is here for few days on busi-
| ness.
Mrs. A. Monroe Dorr has gone to Port
land, where she is the guest Of Mrs.
/, Florence Dewey.
Mrs. Charles A. Bellatty has gone to
Boston to spend the winter with her son,
Charles K. Bellatty.
Miss Anna Hickey, of Old Town, was
] the guest Of Miss Marguerite Coughlin .
few days last week.
The Baptist society will have it annual
meeting next Monday evening, at 7.3O
| o'clock, in the vestfy psrlor.
Misses Minnie and Margaret Grady, of
Bangor, spent Sunday in this city, the
guests OF Miss Mary F. Doyle.
| The firemen were called out by . grass
fire near the railroad Sunday afternoon.
| No damage resulted from the fire.
The Thursday club held its annual
Thanksgiving sale at the Congregational
vestry yesterday afternoon and evening.
Charles L. Mitchell, W ho has been con-
| dned to the house the past week with an
abscess on the leg, is somewhat improved.
irving Osgood and wife, who have been
I visiting relatives in New Hampshire and
| Massac chit usetts for several weeks, are home.
Frank d. Rowe and wife, OF Warren, are
| in the city to spend the Thanksgiving re-
cess with his parents, Elmer E. Rowe and
wife.
| Irene chapter, o. E. s., will have sale
| OF aprons, fancy articles and home made
candy at Masonic hall, Friday afternoon,
Dec. IS.
The many friends of NJ. Y. McGown, Of
the Union Trust Co., are glad to see him
out, after spending four weeks at home
the victim OF rheumatism.
! Claire Clement and Lewis Fernald, who
have been employed by the A9bursen
Hydraulic Construction Co., in Mime
sofa, arrived home Monday.
| Albert 8. Withee and Miss Bessie K.
Treworgy, both OF Surry, were married by
Rev. p. A. A. Killam at the Baptist par
sonsge in Ellsworth Saturday.
Prof. Henry c. Emery, chairman Of the
tariff board, is home from Washington
to spend Thanksgiving with bis parents,
Mr.. Chief-Justice Emery and wife.
Mrs. Edward Andrews, of Carmel, with
infant son, is visiting her mother, Mrs. G..
Porter Smith. Mr.. Andrews will join her
here to- day to spend Thanksgiving.
| II. Fremont Maddocks, OF North Ellis
worth, has rented the Emery house at the
corner OF Main and School streets for the
winter, and will move in next Monday.
Col. John F. Whitcomb and wife re-
turned Saturday from trip Of five weeks,
during which they visited Boston, New
York, Burlington, VT, and other cities of
New England.
County, Attorney Wiley c. Conary, Of
Bucksport, Hon. l.. B. Deasy and Judge b.
E. Clark, of Bar Hsrbor, and jerome B.
Knowles, OF Northeast Harbor, are in
Ellis worth to-day.
Mrs. c. P. Andersen, Of Boston, with A.
L. Friend and Albion Archer as guides,
has returned from a hunting trip near
Moose hill. Mrs. Andersen shot a large
doe. The party also secured racoon, and
small game.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day,
a legal holiday, the banks will be closed
all day. The postoffice will be closed
from a. m. until after the distribution oi
the 6. IS p. m. mail, and will close for the
day al O'Clock.
Miss Mary f. Davis, daughter of George
f. Davis and wife, Of Ellsworth Falls, and
Leo Burton Belts, son OF Mrs. Charles NJ
Witham, were married at the Methodist
parsonage in Ellsworth last Thursday by
Rev. o. G. Barnard.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
held to- morrow evening at the Congrega-
tional church, at 7.3O o'clock. Rev. O. G.
Barnard, OF the Methods: church, will
deliver the sermon. The pastors of the
OF her churches will assist in the service.
The senior class OF the high school has
begun rehearsals for play "At the End
OF the Rainbow, to be presented Friday,
Dec. 10. The proceeds will go toward the
expenses OF trip to Washington, ID. c..
which the class plans to make instesd oil
the usual class play and ball.
| The annual Thanksgiving entertain
ment and ball Of the Dirigo athletic club
will take place this evening at Hancock
hall. \ The program will include the
comedy sketch, 1.-THE Judge and the
French Actress" by Henry and Gill, as
sisted by two local artists; songs by the
| high school quartet; vocal and instru-