Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-12-14

No Sunday mail.
Postoffice open on Sunday from to 10 m.
Edward NJ. Downey Is employed in
Charles H. Leland's store
Red Cross stamps are on sale at the
bookstore OF J. A. Thompson.
Frank 8. Crsbtree left Monday for
Arizona for an indefinite stay.
Roland Bragdon left last week for Lynn,
Mass, where he has employment.
Miss Carrie Morang, who has been at
tending school in Massachusetts, is home
for the holidays.
An addition is being built at the Els
worth Foundry & Machine Works to give
increased office-room.
r. NJ. Campbell has opened . moving
picture theatre in Old Town. Hugh
Campbell is in charge.
Clerk Of Courts J. F. Knowlton and
wife will leave tomorrow for a week e
visit with their son Charles in Boston.
E. K. Hopkins and wife left Monday for
Island Falls, for visit Of two weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Seth T. Campbell.
Capt John W. Jordan, who has been
laid up with rheumatic fever, was out
yesterday for the first time in over fifteen
weeks.
Rev. II. b. Haskell, superintendent OF
Bucksport district, will speak at the
Methodist church Sunday morning,
Dec. IS.
The Maynard Whitaker place on the
Bayside road has been sold through C. W.
x F. l.. Mason, to George Watson, OF
Trenton.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., will have q sale
OF aprons, fancy articles, home- made
candy, etc., at Masonic hall next Friday
afternoon.
Fred d. Fields, who has been employed
by tho New York Syndicate, OF Bangor,
for some weeks, arrived home Saturday
night, i'll of bronchitis.
Capt. John A. Lord is moving this week
to the new Eddy building on the south
side OF Main street. He is now doing
business at the new store.
Col. c. C. Burrill and Mrs. Charles r.
Burrili will leave to- morrow for Montreal,
to spend Christmas with Col. Burrilrs
daughter Mrs. J. w. Tatley.
The first masonic socisble Of the season,
given last Friday evening by Irene
chapter, 0. E. s., was largely attended.
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Gentlemen interested in large plush
manufacturing plant in Pswtucket, Z. l.,
were in Ellsworth Saturday looking over
the situation here as q possible location
for plush mill.
The county commissioners held their
regular monthly session in Ellsworth
Tuesday. After Christmas they will meet
TO close up the years business and prepare
the annual report.
Capt. Samuel A. Goodwin is at home,
and expects to remain for some time. His
vessel, the Harry w. Haynes, is on her
way to South America in charge OF Capt.
Sidney A. Goodwin.
A. L. Witham, who has been in Wyo-
ming and Minnesota with the Ambursen
Hydraulic Construction Co. the past year
and one-hslf, arrived home from Canon
Falls, Mimi, Saturday night.
trict-Superintendent II. b. Haskell,
OF Ellsworth, attended the annual meet
ing OF district superintendents OF New
England in Boston last week, aud was
honored by election to the Office OF presi-
dent.
The F. l.. G. class of the Baptist Sunday
school, Mrs. Turner, teacher, will give an
entertainment and sale at the Baptist ves-
try next Wednesday evening, Dec. n.
Dolls, aprons and home made candy will
be for sale.
The Canadian jubilee singers gave con-
cert at Hancock hall Friday evening
under the auspices OF the Helpsomehow
society Of the Baptist church. The con-
cert was worthy . much larger audience
I han appeared.
The first basket ball game with an OUT
Of town team will be played at Hancock
hall Friday evening, when the Ellsworth
high school girls will meet the girls team
from Millinocket combination town
and high school team.
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