Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-10-11

audience. This company has played in
Ellsworth before, and is sure OF crowded
house when it comes here again.
| A genuine supper OF "ye olden time" is
being arranged for by the ladies OF the
Methodist society. Appropriate old-time
costumes will be worn. The date and
other particulars will be announced later
probably in next week's paper.
Mrs. George F. Campbell, of St. Louis,
who has been visiting in the East for the
past month, is spending week with her
sister, Miss Alice H. Scott. This ia her:
first visit here for three years, and her
many friends were glad to greet her.
| The w. R. Parker Clothing Co., which
has been given notice to move from its
present quarters in the Manning block by
November 1, has rented the store in the
Jordan block, recently vacated by James
A. McGown, and will move the last OF this
month.
The brass grill work in the banking
rooms Of the Union Trust Co. has returned
from Bangor where it was shipped to be
given gun metal finish. The electric
light fixtures will be given the same
finish. The newly finished grill is now in
position, and is very neat and attractive.
The Ellsworth telephone girls are
arranging for halloween party to be
given at Odd Fellows hall Monday even
ing, Oct. 30. The telephone girls party is
always one Of the prettiest social affairs of
the season. The hall will be attractively
decorated, and refreshments will be
served. Music will be furnished by
Kelley's orchestra, OF Bar Harbor, three
pieces.
The membership contest in the Metho-
dist Sunday school closed last Wednesday
evening, when the winning side, the
Whites, was entertained by the Reds at
supper at the church parlors. The Sun
day school was divided into'two divisions,
the Whites captained by Mrs. Walter
Bonsey, and the Reds by Miss Annie
Emery. Many new names were added to
the Sunday school roll.
| Michael Lnnehan, of Ellsworth, Satur-
day night frustrated an attempt OF two
l 6ioAo " CAbCI tA0 pdUUTl COttako ~
Bar Harbor, OF which he is night watch
man. Linnehan was making his rounds
Of the house about o'clock in the morn
ing, when he saw two men at the front of
the house. As he watched them, they at
tempted to force a window. Linnehan
started toward them, and the men ran.
He fired one shot at them as they disap-
peared in the darkness.
The suit OF Capt. Adelbert l.. Bellatty
for personal injuries received last April
at Boston, when he was struck by heavy
barrel which rolled from truck on the
wharf to the deck of his vessel, was heard
in the United States district court in Bos-
ton last week. The decision has not yet
| been rendered by the court. Capt. Bel
latty received severe injuries, which kept
him in the hospital for several weeks. He
has not been able to resume command of
his vessel since.
Rufus Googins, proprietor Of the Robin
son house at Bucksport, was arraigned. in
the Ellsworth municipal court Thursday,
on search and seizure warrant. Sheriff
Webster went to Bucksport Wednesday,
and with Deputy Sheriff Arey searched
the Robinson bonse and ae;zed a suolI
onantitv ~ l;ouor M Goopins pleaded
not ou;itv claiming the ,iouora were Tor
b;a oun rae ~ tor occas;oro,Iv tra.t;no
friends. thew were not for sale, sbar3t,
Webster testified as to the seixure. and
that he had learned M. aooo;ns had a
United States license. The respondent
and c,sta innossd bv Judoe Han
Laura E. (Somerby), wife OF Origin A.
McFadden, OF Fairfield, died suddenly
OF apoplexy, Oct. 3, aged sixty seven years.
She had been in poor health since having
an attack OF grip last winter. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Howard Stevens, OF Port
| land, was with her. MIS-. McE0QQen was